
The conversion rate on the website increased from 1.61% (August - December) to 2.12% (January - May). I was also able to generate a $4.81 ROAS and a $34 CPA.
Crossnet is a revolutionary four-way volleyball game. I started advertising for Crossnet on Facebook and Instagram right before the start of the Covid 19 pandemic. As nationwide lockdowns began, the product started selling quickly. Pretty soon the product went on backorder which caused shipping delays, which ultimately affected ad performance. I worked with the Crossnet team and Facebook to make sure complaints about shipping didn't affect delivery and performance, and ensured that ads and the website had ample warning of shipping delays due to the pandemic.
I utilized a full-funnel strategy across Facebook and Instagram, which included video view campaigns at the top of the funnel to create awareness. I also used brand videos at the top of the funnel for conversion campaigns and experimented with a variety of new formats on the mid and lower funnel conversion campaigns, including image, vertical video, slideshow video and carousels. I also launched regional campaigns that utilized creative specific to that area. For instance, coastal areas used images and videos that featured individuals playing on the beach, while colder climates got images and videos of individuals playing in gyms. I created all ad content and wrote all ad copy for this project.
The conversion rate on the website increased from 1.61% (August - December) to 2.12% (January - May). I was also able to generate a $4.81 ROAS and a $34 CPA.
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This client came to me as a newer shop only starting in January of 2021. They had not run any paid media at the point of working together and they were already having good success in their first 6-months doing around 50-100K/month in top line revenue. They came to me looking to clear more of their inventory and start testing the waters on paid media to see what kind of return they could achieve.
Their business model did launches every two weeks of different products, so we were constantly running different campaigns to see which clothing sold well through paid media.
The client wanted to reinvent their look and feel on their social media and online assets so that they could increase their brand awareness and secure more home decor, design, and build jobs.
They were receiving little to no traction on social media and had a very low click-through rate on their email marketing campaigns. They also did not have a list-building strategy in place, so they were constantly reaching out to a market that had already used their services.

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