This was a brand new restaurant and they had zero online assets and no presence online, which for a restaurant means certain death. So they needed to get on the popular and more established platforms like Google Search, Facebook, and Instagram and we're currently working on an organic TikTok strategy to really blow up our exposure and the number of daily orders coming in.

I helped to create the website on WordPress and set up the foods they sell on WooCommerce so we could use that as a catalog to promote on Facebook, IG, Google Shopping, and other product awareness placements.

The main goal has been to generate customers for their lunch buffet and get exposure for dine-ins at night.

HOW AN E-COMMERCE STORE GENERATED 1,553 PURCHASES IN UNDER 3 MONTHS WITH A 683.47% RETURN ON AD SPEND

GROWING A SOCIAL COMMUNITY IN A NICHE MARKET

An online store that is your one-stop shop for English Teas and Tea Sets. They carry everything you need for an English Tea party. Most of their products are made in the UK and are available for purchase to people in the U.S.

COMPANY OVERVIEW

The brand was new to Facebook advertising and had never run Facebook ads before. They had a Facebook page and posted to it occasionally.

INTRODUCTION

Develop a strategy that included organic content development and a strategic paid advertising campaign. The strategy also included regular recommendations, inbound engagement monitoring, as well as monthly analytics reporting.

SOLUTION

Helped brand double their Facebook fans and generated 1,553 Purchases in less than 3 months with 683.47% Return on Ad Spend and $78,640.92 Website Purchases Conversion Value. Along with this content development, I developed and managed an assortment of social media advertising campaigns, while A/B Testing different variations.

Dakine was running paid search campaigns that were targeting all of the United States and were not breaking up states. I let them know this was a concern because different audiences in different regions are going to be interested in the same products, it depends on the weather.

The tax industry is extremely seasonal between January and April. You are selling a service people generally don't like doing, taxes, that they only want to think about once a year. TaxAct was a top 3 player in the space for online tax filers and I was tasked with optimizing Paid Search and eventually managing all other digital channels to optimize spend. Helping craft budgets, marketing plans, and execution was my duties while employed there.