Case Studies

  • The challenge

    • Organisation and campaign management
    • Maintaining brand power
    • Combatting ad saturation
  • The result

    • Systemised workloads
    • Brand mission congruent with marketing
    • Fresh and highly effective creatives
    • £100k p/m reliable revenue figures

What you will learn from this case study

✅ Why systemising workloads is essential for growth
✅ How to make sure you don't lose brand strength
✅ How to plan and launch new and effective creatives

Case Study Guide

Introduction

This business is structured as a giveaway company meaning that buying a product from the
website would automatically enter you into winning a large prize. You will see in the Shopify
screenshot above that these giveaway campaigns are run on and off. This means that
revenue was not consistent but rather worked periodically.

Campaign Management

Every week, this business would change its offering. For example… At the start of the
giveaway campaign, the offer would be ‘buy one get one free. The week after would be ‘15%
off sitewide’
This rapid change in offerings would mean new creatives and copy angles every 7 days.
A high turnover of content and other marketing assets led us to create a management
machine which kept every team member accountable for meeting deliverables. We aimed for
7 new video creatives every week with 7 pictures to accommodate. Each creative was
scripted using effective frameworks and sent to the client to produce 2 weeks in advance.
Additionally, 3 email campaigns were sent out each week.
We decided to create a management dashboard. Each member of the team had access to
this dashboard to stay informed of essential deadlines. This dashboard had an additional
positive effect in that it helped us with tracking results. We would replicate highly effective
campaigns in the following giveaways. And storing this data meant we could quickly figure
out which offer yielded the best results on an ongoing basis.

Combatting Brand Dilution

Naturally, with such a high level of creative assets, businesses run the risk of diluting their
brand. Each ad iteration has the potential to lose brand messaging and therefore
effectiveness. A brand guidance document was an essential tool for developing marketing
assets. This ensured that every aspect of our marketing (FB ads, Email copy, Keywords,
Video style) Was absolutely on point with the desired effect.
8 Figure Ad Frameworks
Scripting and designing highly effective video ads come with plenty of experience and
marketing psychology. In the majority of our ads, we use 2 main frameworks.

A.I.D.A

Attention, Interest, Desire, Action

P.A.S

Problem, Agitate, Solution
These frameworks are a good starting block for video ad scripting. They have a proven
methodology so we use them as frequently as possible.
After nailing the ad scripts we alter and test hundreds of different hooks. The ‘Hook’ is the
first 2 seconds of a video which is directly responsible for grabbing people's attention on
social platforms.
An ad is often a story of your product or customer. One of the best ways to start a story is
through the ‘struggle’. This allows you to represent how a product can fix the user's need. Or
better yet, change their lives.

Conclusion

Tightly managed operations will have an extremely positive effect on your brand.
Organisation in all aspects of your marketing will allow you to understand the root cause of
your success and double down on what works.
Brand messaging is the overarching factor that determines success… Creating a brand
sheet means you can stick to creating ad assets that actually work.
Utilising proven ad frameworks will allow you to scale without gambling. Tiny iterations on a
proven angle will give ad accounts new life and allow even further success.