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Chicorée

Chicorée the swiss high street fashion brand ran Facebook ads targeted to  Custom Audiences of loyalty cardholders to encourage them to visit their local store and then measured a jump in in-store purchases as a result of the campaign.

Fast- fashion


Family-owned Chicorée is a well-known name in fashion to swiss teens, with a staggering 166 outlets all offering new styles at great prices, every week. Its VIP Card loyalty programme has over 400,000 regular customers among its members. Chicorée’s ultimately wanted to encourage loyalty cardholders to come into a store and make a purchase. It was also interested in learning more about the best way to engage with its highest value customers online.

Customers always right 


Chicorée and web agency link worked together to create a five-week campaign. Their strategy was to show loyalty cardholders ads that would entice them to visit a store, then measure the impact of the campaign on in-store sales. The team began by developing a Custom Audience based on loyalty cardholders, then used information from Chicorée’s CRM system to segment the Custom Audience into groups of high-value and lower-value customers. This allowed Chicorée to divert more ad spend towards higher-value customers throughout the campaign.
Then, Chicorée showed photo ads and video ads to both audiences, using the store traffic ad objective and optimising ad delivery for in-store purchases. People who lived within a certain distance of a Chicorée store saw ads featuring a “Get Directions” call-to-action button, which directed them to their nearest store. The automatic placements function was selected, to ensure that ads were shown in the most effective placements across Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and Audience Network.
Chicorée then used a Facebook offline conversion study and a conversion lift study to accurately measure the incremental impact of the Facebook campaign on in-store purchases.
The results were:

  • 434 incremental in-store purchases

  • 1.5 %incremental return on ad spend

  • 4%lower cost per incremental purchase in 45–55 age group


This blog was originally taken from Facebook.

Favi

Furnishing sales and awareness with targeted Facebook video ads
Favi the web-based platform for all things home furnishing used targeted video sand carousel ads to increase sales and raise brand awareness- reaching an average of 6000,000 potential customers every day.
Theone-stop furniture shop, combining furniture and decorations from verified retail stores all in one easily accessible place.Czech-based Favi is soon becoming a household name fro household items based on its quality furnishings, quickly and efficiently.
To achieve its goal of becoming the biggest name in home decor, Favi wanted to boost brand awareness, drive traffic to its website and increase online sales and conversions.
By using captivating ad creative to drive traffic towards the website in order to boost sales. Though it used multiple Facebook ad formats, video and carousel ads were the most successful. Video proved to be the perfect way to introduce the brand and its premise quickly and succinctly, while carousel ads—which can display up to 10 different product images or videos in one place—showcased Favi’s wide range of furnishing and design accessories.
In order to reach as many people in the Czech Republic as possible, Favi used Facebook’s precise targeting tools, including Custom Audiences and Lookalike Audiences. Custom Audiences are built from existing company databases, such as email or newsletter lists, while Lookalike Audiences are entirely new audiences made up of people who share similarities and interests with that core audience.
Favi also added dynamic ads to the mix—which display items from your product catalogue to people who have already expressed interest in your brand—Favi made sure it was advertising the right products to the right people: a wide audience of both established and prospective customers.
The mix of attention-grabbing carousel and video ads with robust audience-building and dynamic retargeting, Favi nearly tripled the amount of website traffic it received from Facebook. Between May–July 2017, the campaign achieved:

  • 2.6X increase in website traffic from Facebook

  • 2.1X increase in people reached

  • 600,000 people reached every day


 

How did TourRader reach over a million people with Facebook ads?

TourRader boosted conversations with Facebook ads, travel ads and destination adsreaching over a million people with relevant ads every month and doubled conversions as a result.

Discover the world with TourRader


TourRadar is an online travel agency and reviews website that specializes in multi-day tours.Offering more than 25,000 tours in over 160 countries, Vienna-based TourRadar is the world’s largest online booking platforms. TourRader ensures that finding and booking the perfect holiday is as stress-free as possible. 
Connecting with travellers
TourRadar wanted to increase bookings from people who had visited its website, as well as encouraging people who were new to the platform to sign up.

Highlighting relevant destinations


Having already run lookalike audience campaigns to increase quality traffic to its website, TourRadar aimed to bring people back to the website and encourage them to make a booking. Travel ads (formerly called dynamic ads for travel) were the obvious choice. By targeting people how had browsed tours online but not completed the booking TourRader was able to direct personal ads featuring information about relevant tours. TourRadar tested out different creative formats for effectiveness before choosing the carousel format. With the carousel ad format, it could share relevant destination and price information, images, discounts and a call to action, all in one ad.
TourRadar also used destination ads (formerly called dynamic ads for destinations) to show ads with relevant destination offers and products to potential website visitors and customers. Destination ads use intent signals from multiple devices to help advertisers to automatically create and show ads with relevant products, based on the destinations people have shown an interest in. These ads were also retargeted to people who had viewed specific tours on the website.
The campaign focused on core markets like the US, the UK, Australia and New Zealand. More countries were added later, so TourRadar used language targeting to make sure that its English-language ads were only shown to people who speak English.

Upgrading conversions on Facebook


Over a 12-month period starting in September 2017, TourRadar doubled its conversion rate with its travel ad and destination ad campaigns, as well as halving the cost per booking-

  • 2X increase in conversion rate with travel ads

  • 50% decrease in cost per booking

  • 1.2 million people reached with relevant ads every month


This blog is originally from Facebook
 

How FlowMotion Achieved Success on Social…

How FlowMotion Achieved Success on Social… This manufacturer of premium smartphone stabilisers used Facebook video ads and ads in Instagram Stories to showcase its product, doubling sales and achieving an impressive 6X return on ad spend from Facebook alone.

Capture the moment!


Designed and created by adventurers, engineers, and athletes with a passion for videography, tech and the outdoors, FlowMotion ONE is a premium 3-axis smartphone stabiliser. The product provides inspiration for anyone wanting to become a professional filmmaker.

Don’t lose focus!


Released to the public on Kickstarter in November 2017, it raised $1.3 million in just 50 days. Seeking to capitalise on this interest, FlowMotion wanted to increase website pre-orders for the FlowMotion ONE.

Getting into the Flow!


The company targeted ads to large regions based on lookalike audiences. Using these lookalike audiences allowed the FlowMotion to reach and engage new customers by looking at traits that the people in these groups shared with its existing customers that were active. They then retargeted ads to people who had recently visited the FlowMotion website but had not made a purchase.
They went with video ads to bring the smartphone stabiliser to life, using 15–45-second videos that showcased the FlowMotion ONE and its technical capabilities. Thinking mobile-first and wanting to make the viewing experience as immersive as possible, the videos were adapted into multiple formats for different channels—4:5 for Instagram and Facebook News Feed, and full-screen 9:16 ratio for Instagram Stories.
They then used automatic placements to run the ads across Facebook, Instagram and Audience Network. This allowed them to find the most relevant optimization events available. They also used Audience Insights to help decide the campaign’s budget, gain customer insights and lay plans for future ad campaigns and business strategies.

Their Success

 

Despite no experience with Facebook ads, FlowMotion successfully doubled its pre-order sales compared to the previous quarter. They made more sales during this campaign than in the entire previous year. The January 1–March 31, 2018 campaign achieved a6X return on ad spend on Facebook as well as a 10X overall return on ad spend for the campaign.


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Social Success- Broccoli Pizza and Pasta

How Broccoli Pizza and Pasta succeeded on social. This Italian food franchise increased its sales by 31% with a 3-day Facebook video ad campaign to celebrate National Pizza Day. 
Broccoli Pizza & Pasta is one of the fastest-growing food franchises in the world. They have more than 135 stores across 6 countries in 2019, more customers are loving the freshly-prepared, made-to-order Italian-inspired food.

Pizza the Action


Broccoli Pizza & Pasta wanted to take advantage of National Pizza Day by promoting a special offer that would boost brand awareness to increase sales.

In Pizza We Crust


To create an impact before, during and after National Pizza Day, Broccoli Pizza & Pasta decided to team up with Coca-Cola and some of its most prominent home delivery partners in the region: Talabat, Deliveroo, Careem and Zomato. Customers could take advantage of a  joint offer for the 3-day campaign period where they could buy one meal and get another meal plus 2 drinks for free.
The campaign was targeted to people aged 13–35 in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Oman, using Facebook’s core demographic and location targeting. These people saw video ads across Facebook News Feed, Instagram feed and in Stories. These were created in collaboration with coca-cola. To ensure that people saw ads in the language that was relevant to them, both Arabic and English versions were created. Each ad featured a call to action to shop the offer!

Slice, Slice, Baby:

 

Broccoli Pizza and Pasta’s high-energy 3-day campaign for National Pizza Day 2019 reached more than 9 million people in 3 countries. This resulted in a 31% boost to sales.


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Social Success- Facebook Camera

Facebook launched its new in-app camera with a video and carousel ad campaign. This inspired people to try it, as a result, there was 8.8% lift in daily camera captures. 

Closer together- 

 

Founded in 2004, Facebook’s mission is to give people the power to build community and bring the world closer together. People use Facebook to stay connected with friends and family. They also discover what’s going on in the world and share what matters to them.

 

Increasing product awareness


Facebook wanted to inspire people to try its new in-app camera with a campaign that championed its latest features.

Snapping up moments


Facebook's new in-app camera brought with it a new suite of tools including masks, frames, stories and direct sharing. The camera offered a more fun way of sharing and connecting on the Facebook platform. To champion this major product improvement, Facebook created a film campaign around the call to action: “Let your camera do the talking.”
A 60-second manifesto film went to various publication partners as a press asset. Next, Facebook repurposed the footage into 11 shorter-form video snippets and used them to build a wide range of creative assets. Some were simple moments of human connection through the camera, like a video of a blown kiss with a “Miss you” camera overlay sent from a girlfriend to her faraway boyfriend. Some became harder-working educational assets, like a video carousel with units that communicated all the ways people can share through the new camera—on News Feed, Stories and most importantly directly between people.
Facebook ran all the ads in mobile News Feed, with a call to action in the post copy to “swipe right,” which opened the camera. Of all the people who viewed the ads, a statistically high number swiped to enter the app, and then went on to try it.

Picture-perfect results


The results of this campaign were based on reporting data from Facebook Ads Manager. It also showed an 8.8%lift in daily camera captures and reached over 147 million people!
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STRONG by Zumba

Getting people motivated across the globe with facebook video ads.


How this fitness company recruited potential fitness instructed around the world with facebook video ads, encouraging them to sign up to a training program, encouraging a 3X return on ad spends, 80% of new recruits were a direct reaction to facebooks marketing, encouraging 5X more instructors through facebook than campaign goal.
In June 2017 STRONG by Zumba was born, the perfect blend of fitness and dance, combining high-intensity workout moves with exclusively produced musical tracks. The goal was to recruit potential instructors, figures showed that at least 15% of recruits were coming directly form facebook ads, to sign up for STRONG by Zumba instructor training from around the world. 
Since STRONG by Zumba is revolutionising its more famous parent Zumba, the team wanted to start by creating awareness and building momentum around the initial idea to encourage people to give it a go eventually encouraging fitness instructors to consider taking the training and signing up.
Phase one, the tester video for Facebook and Instagram to entice the audience. When clicked, the ads opened to a lead form. Phase two brand testing this included posting third party articles about STRONG by Zumba, and a mixture of educational videos and promotional videos created to inspire instructors to commit to a training session. Through the testing, the team discovered that videos with text overlays outperformed static images. 
The main demographic targeted by these ads were people with an interest in fitness, as well as those with experience in being a trainer, coach or instructor. By installing Facebook pixel on its website, the company tracked and retargeted people who visited the STRONG by Zumba “Become an Instructor” web page. The team then used that data to build a Custom Audience from the site visitors and the newly acquired STRONG by Zumba instructor list.
It also created a multi-country lookalike audience based on this group so it could recruit instructors around the world. For this type of audience, Facebook finds people similar to the advertiser’s source audience who reside in the countries the company wants to reach. In this case, the Zumba team chose 2 regions (EMEA and APAC), layered on English (to reach an English-speaking audience) and targeted the following countries: Germany, Mexico, Argentina, Spain, Italy, France, UK, Australia, Portugal, Indonesia, India, Denmark and Korea.
By taking a more organic approach in raising brand awareness STRONG by Zumba’s video lead ad campaigns exceeded its goal the June 2017 campaign directly resulted in:

  • 3X return on ad spend

  • 80% of new instructors recruited through Facebook

  • 5X more instructors recruited through Facebook than campaign goal


This blog was originally taken from Facebook, to learn more about Strong by Zumba visit their website.
 

Young Guru Academy

Driving up donations with inspiring Facebook video ads


This Turkish charity increased donations to its cause by 4.7X, thanks to a Facebook and Instagram video campaign that provided science discovery sets to 45,000 disadvantaged children.
Moulding young minds 
YGA was founded in 2000 in Istanbul, Turkey as a non-governmental organisation that encourages young individuals to improve their abilities and social conscience by developing international projects with the advantage of improving social benefits. Science Movement (Bilim Seferberliği) is a social responsibility project initiated by YGA to help make children love science. The project's goal is to grow self-confident, free-thinking individuals who can develop worthwhile projects.

Inspiration into donation 


With the goal of raising 750,000 TRY (just under £100,000) to supply special science sets to children all over Turkey through its science movement project. The concept was to encourage children to enjoy learning about science.

Creating “Sponsors of Curiosity”


YGA partnered with Facebook Creative Shop and creative agency 4129Grey to create a mobile-first video campaign that used both short-form and long-form videos. The video ads were delivered in three separate waves across Facebook and Instagram. In the first wave, the idea behind the Bilim Seferberliği project was explained visually, with an excited child taking a present from a box than making something from it. The second video invited viewers to interact, tapping on a Science Kit to open it for a child in the video, and offering Instagram stickers as rewards.
The third wave featured grateful testimonials from real children who had benefited from YGA’s work, and video appeals from local influencers and celebrities to their online followers to donate.
The influencers and celebrities themselves became “Sponsors of Curiosity” and invited their followers to join them in a series of fast-moving videos. With a few local celebrities taking part in live online interaction Q&A sessions, during which their audience would be invited to join them as a sponsor. 
The campaign caught the attention of the nation to such an extent that it was featured on three major Turkish TV channels. 

The result


Young Guru Academy’s Facebook and Instagram successfully launched its campaign nationwide in an appeal for people to make donations in the pursuit of science discover kits. Running from march 1-may 13, 2019 the campaign managed to achieve:

  • 4.7X increase in donations, compared to the previous 3 months

  • 900,000 TRY ($156,000 USD) donated in 3 months (exceeding target by 20%)

  • 20% of website visits resulted in donations

  • 2.9 million 10-second video views (39% of all video views)


This blog was originally taken from Facebook.