
The targeted customer list of 1x-2x park visitors saw a -35% lower cost per conversion compared to the account average and a +46% higher average order value.
Sky Zone, the world’s first wall-to-wall trampoline park that features the largest selection of active entertainment attractions in their industry, needed to develop a local repeat customer base if they wanted to succeed at the individual location level.
As the paid media manager, I developed and executed a paid media strategy that focused on the use of first party data to drive a return customer base. I uploaded customer lists of 1x-2x park visitors and targeted them with ad messaging reflecting the sentiment of “Come back”, ”We Miss You”, and “Try the New Attraction…” with the goal of turning them into true repeat visitors.
The targeted customer list of 1x-2x park visitors saw a -35% lower cost per conversion compared to the account average and a +46% higher average order value.
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For this project I had to help to work with the content marketing team to come up with an offer to advertise on social and acquire an email list.
They created a free guide related to the product we were selling and I helped with creating a advertising strategy, creating the landing page, and integrating it with our email marketing software.
The challenge was that we never promoted an offer and we had zero data or emails to leverage.
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