Leather goods: from a landing page to catalogue ads
The leather-goods retailer started with a single-product landing page. Growing sales required a complete online store and an advertising approach for its range.
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Retail, services, property and education. Explore the challenge, the work and each project’s original materials.
The leather-goods retailer started with a single-product landing page. Growing sales required a complete online store and an advertising approach for its range.
Read case studyA large offline lighting store had not previously acquired customers through advertising. It needed product-ad infrastructure and a test of search and shopping campaigns.
Read case studyThe education project was starting from scratch. It needed an offer, a defined audience and advertising combinations that generated enquiries at an acceptable cost.
Read case studyA developer needed enquiries from selected regions while controlling lead cost and audience quality. This project specifically involved display campaigns.
Read case studyThe solar supplier and installer initially relied on recommendations. It had no website or Instagram for an advertising launch, and later introduced an offer for on-site energy consumption.
Read case studyA sand, gravel and screenings supplier needed a lower enquiry cost. The business’s margins set a target ceiling of UAH 135 per lead.
Read case studyA Poland-based agency marketed property in two countries. Enquiry volume mattered, but so did matching prospective buyers’ budgets to property prices.
Read case studyProperty advertising in Bali ran with an average budget of approximately $1,500 a month. The project needed materials that helped prospective buyers get to know the properties.
Read case studyThe shop sold equipment through Instagram. It needed a journey from viewing a product to speaking with a salesperson, within the platform’s advertising rules.
Read case studyA trading and cryptocurrency blogger wanted Instagram subscribers and a subsequent course launch. The content was in Chinese, so advertising geography followed the audience’s language.
Read case studyA landscaping-stone supplier needed a flow of enquiries. The project compared destinations for those enquiries, rather than only comparing individual advertisements.
Read case studyThe project combined enquiries from prospective property buyers with a separate webinar journey. The source states an advertising budget of $1,500–2,000 a month.
Read case studyAn underfloor-heating installer relied on OLX and recommendations. To support growth, it decided to test paid search as an additional source of enquiries.
Read case studyAfter working with previous contractors, the client wanted its care-home advertising rebuilt. The task was to establish enquiry flow and test the economics during the initial phase.
Read case studyAn appliance technician was moving into independent work without a website or social profiles. A small local audience meant offers and creative materials needed regular changes.
Read case studyA sweets producer delivering across Ukraine already had ads and two websites. It wanted more volume at an acceptable order cost, while many buyers were unfamiliar with the product.
Read case studyA new mobile game needed users and a test of its acquisition model. The task was to compare markets, audiences and target-action costs.
Read case studyUseCrypt Nation, also called Socap coin in the source, developed digital products and a token-based cashback mechanism. The brief covered general marketing support.
Read case studyThe crypto expert’s first product launch had no previous advertising statistics. It required website and social preparation and a test of acquisition from scratch.
Read case studyThe international Japanese and Pan-Asian restaurant chain had an established brand and regularly updated its menu. The original brief targeted enquiries below $1.
Read case studyThe web design agency needed enquiries at an acceptable cost and a test of its sales funnel. The account covers two months of work.
Read case studyThe thermal-underwear retailer initially had neither a website nor social profiles. It needed an offer, a sales launch and a convenient enquiry-handling process.
Read case studyThe client had a website and Instagram and wanted to develop its profile. The working focus shifted from follower counts to enquiries and printing-service sales.
Read case studyThe balcony repair and installation business had Instagram and a quiz. The initial quiz test produced expensive, low-quality enquiries, while its small geographic market quickly exhausted fresh audiences.
Read case studyAn education product needed a repeatable way to attract new participants to weekly webinars. Preparation covered the journey to registration, not just advertisements.
Read case studyThe online English school was starting from scratch. It needed an offer, customer touchpoints and its first learning groups.
Read case studyThe taxi management company needed a launch and two distinct audiences: drivers and business partners. Those enquiry types needed separate evaluation.
Read case studyThe salon wanted to develop its social profile, prepare content and attract service buyers. The source describes more than a year of work.
Read case studyThe playground manufacturer needed to demonstrate its product and attract prospective buyers. The client filmed photo and video material using the team’s brief.
Read case studyThe offline bookshop had an underperforming website and unfinished social profiles. It needed Facebook and Instagram preparation and a demand test in that channel.
Read case studyThe children’s footwear store already had a website, but needed conversion improvements before its first advertising launch. Social profiles and offers also required preparation.
Read case studyThe book retailer had a website and experience only with search advertising. It wanted to test Facebook and Instagram as a new acquisition channel.
Read case studyHistorical case studies: results relate to the projects described and are not forecasts for a new launch. Reported figures and original screenshots may cover different periods.
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