• My example social media posts became their most successful content to date
  • I've attracted new B2B clients and handed over a few further leads for them to follow up
  • Gained new orders from one email campaign using their existing (old) email list
  • I've rewritten key pieces of website content to create a more coherent brand image and clearer messaging
2
CPM

The Challenge

Wild Island are producers of award winning natural oils, vinegars and dressings, hand made in small batches at their Isle of Wight H.Q.


They were looking to grow and expand their B2C and B2B customer base as well as strengthen their brand identity and add more of a story to their brand image. There was no real marketing strategy in place.


I was initially asked to do some writing for them but as they were impressed and became aware of my other skills the scope has continued to increase.

The Process

This project is still in the early stages but I've already created some example social media posts which became their best performing content to date, attracted new B2B clients through Instagram, new orders through email marketing, rewritten key pieces of website content and created an overall marketing strategy to be implemented shortly. Facebook advertising will commence soon.

The Solution

  • My example social media posts became their most successful content to date
  • I've attracted new B2B clients and handed over a few further leads for them to follow up
  • Gained new orders from one email campaign using their existing (old) email list
  • I've rewritten key pieces of website content to create a more coherent brand image and clearer messaging
Skills Used

Copywriting,Content Marketing,Email Marketing,Marketing Strategy,Other,Paid Ads

Industry

Food & Drink

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