When House of Jade first came to our team they had casually used Pinterest to drive traffic to their site and blog. They had just launched the e-commerce side of their business and wanted to use Pinterest to drive sales. 45 days into management Pinterest went from driving $358 a month to $15,327 sales in a 30 day period
The first 90 days we leveraged organic Pinterest and Pinterest SEO. After 90 days we started to run full funnel ad campaigns.
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Patch is a UK-based ecommerce website that sells indoor and outdoor plants, plants pots and many plant care accessories.
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In the heart of Munster, Ottawa, Saunders Farm stands as a 100-acre agri-tourism haven that hosts an array of community events, including festivals, weddings, Farm Camp, Haunting Season, winter festivities, and boasts the largest collection of hedge mazes in North America. As the Marketing Coordinator at Saunders Farm, the challenges of boosting engagement and optimizing their email marketing strategy loomed large. This case study delves into the farm's journey to harness their marketing potential with the assistance of Mayple.