With email marketing our team brought in a consistent 20% more revenue and an extra $60k in sales for Black Friday (store typically makes $2.5M yearly) and with social media management we grew their sales 40% month on month.
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Challenge: underutilized email marketing list
Challenge: lack of social media presence
This brand only sells in their brick and mortar store. With email marketing our team brought in a consistent 20% more revenue and an extra $60k in sales for Black Friday (store typically makes $2.5M yearly) and with social media management we grew their sales 40% month on month.
Our agency was engaged to increase the brand's online presence, both on social platform and in customers' inboxes. While the brand did not have an online store, we managed to increase their sales 40% month on month by creating an engaged community of loyal fans and customers. More specifically, we:
*note, the company's social media assets have changed since we have worked with them. we had previously built a community of several thousand followers, however that Instagram account is no longer associated with the brand
With email marketing our team brought in a consistent 20% more revenue and an extra $60k in sales for Black Friday (store typically makes $2.5M yearly) and with social media management we grew their sales 40% month on month.
Email Marketing,Social Media Management,Paid Ads,Other,Content Marketing
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Product: Twitter analytics and growth app
Challenge: The platform acquired 1M free users organically but very few converted to paid customers
Project scope: Convert free users to paid customers by leveraging email marketing, content marketing and influencer promotions
Results: converted 10% of free users into paid customers, both premium and enterprise
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