I used a lookalike audience of his newsletter list and past customers to get webinar registrations for his pastel painting training. I was able to get webinar registrations at a very low price of 61 cents. The webinar had a course that sold for over $300.


Overall the campaign generated a 14X ROAS. Which was an insane return in a very niche audience, but when you have the right audience, ad creative, and landing page this is possible.

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The Challenge

The challenge for this project was that the client has never ran any ads on social and had no prior data to leverage. The client also didn't know if there was a market for his product on social.

The Process

I was the paid ads strategist and helped with creating an initial strategy on social, tracking implementation, and setting up campaigns.

The Solution

I used a lookalike audience of his newsletter list and past customers to get webinar registrations for his pastel painting training. I was able to get webinar registrations at a very low price of 61 cents. The webinar had a course that sold for over $300.


Overall the campaign generated a 14X ROAS. Which was an insane return in a very niche audience, but when you have the right audience, ad creative, and landing page this is possible.

Skills Used

Paid Ads,Paid Ads,Web Development

Industry

Art & Entertainment

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