The Little Market is a fair-trade home goods website and non-profit that helps women artisans from around the world sell their wares globally. With The Little Market, here are some of the projects we worked on:
Paid Ads,Paid Ads,Paid Ads,CRO,Content Marketing,Email Marketing,Marketing Strategy,SEO,Google Shopping,Paid Ads,Paid Ads,Branding
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The brand is a startup launching everyday comfortable work clothing for females right in the midst of the pandemic.
We take the time to build up traction through PR/Facebook/Google at low spend keeping ROAS at cash flow positive. Working closely with the founder to build amazing creative content to push as content is king.
As thing progressed we scale from $0 revenue to $100k/month today just on DTC alone (excluding retailer). Marketing spend went from $25/day to $500/day.
While in July 2021-now most brand who ran on FB/IG has issue with iOS 14.5 - we are scaling and growing due to our preparedness with the right content and marketing strategy in place to make it works.
Funded startup (including Shark tank) in the health & wellness space. Negative sentiment content was surfacing in search results for their brand keywords which was ultimately causing a poor online reputation and lack of trust/credibility with target users. No strategic SEO roadmap in place for non-brand organic traffic growth.
TechIS is a fantastic company that offers coding bootcamps online, completely remotely.
We had the challenge of almost halving their CPA (meetings booked) in a US-only campaign structure.
Having limited access to the process and infrastructure this was almost entirely down to us to increase campaign efficiency, curate content and optimise ads.

Implant Ninja, an online education company, entrusted Mayple to enhance its email marketing strategies. As the customer success and operations manager overseeing email marketing, the individual faced challenges in implementing learned strategies due to limitations with Mailchimp and organizational constraints.