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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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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Using Facebook Attribution, an Italian fashion brand tracked a campaign aimed at women in key countries around the world, resulting in an 8.8X increase in purchase conversions and a 79% higher return on ad spend.
Fashion Forward
Founded in Italy in the late 1980s, PINKO is a fashion brand made forstrong, independent women. Theireclectic and contemporary collections appeal to those looking for a unique style.The brand currently has 242 stores and is still expanding around the world. The brand aimed to increase online sales and boost sales and visits for its physical retail stores. It also wanted to expand into new markets, including the US. In order to do this,theytargeted an audience of women aged 18–54 with interests including fashion, luxury fashion, fashion shoppers and PINKO competitors. The advertising and technology team at PINKO's agencyIntarget helped the company create a campaign that could be measured throughout each phase. Using several platforms- mainly focusing on Instagram and Facebook, they wanted to increase brand awareness with the campaign. They used Facebook Insights to establish their target audiences.
The Strategy
PINKO’s campaign strategy aimed to cover the entire customer journey, by creating different types of ads best suited to each of its target audiences at each stage, they were able to achieve this. The ad creative was adapted and tested in several formats, including photo, video, Stories and carousel. They launched the campaign in a range of countries including Italy, France, Spain, Russia, German, Poland, Belgium and the US. The campaign was also targeted to prospective customers who visit or make purchases on their website.
Targeting the right consumer
The fashion brand used Facebook Attribution during the campaign to understand the impact its ads were having on purchases. As the typical PINKO shopper makes their purchases online, Facebook Attribution was used to see how the campaign drove specific actions in later stages of the customer journey, particularly the “add-to-cart” and “purchase” steps. Facebook Attribution showed PINKO that its April–July 2019 campaign had increased engagement and purchases, and yielded a much higher return on ad spend compared to previous campaigns. The results showed a4.3X lift in add-to-cart conversions as well as 8.8X lift in purchase conversions. It also showed a 98% lower cost per purchase and 79% lift in return on ad spend.Read our other
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How Washmen achieved Social Success. The UAE’s leading app-based laundry service ran a Facebook mobile app ad campaign to increase installs and video ads to increase brand awareness, in just 7 months they achieved a 3X increase in weekly signups.
Clean and Simple:
Washmen a laundry app business in the UAE and one of the region’s fastest-growing tech companies, with more than 40% growth month-over-month. The eccentric brand’s mission is to make laundry easy by offering a seamless service.
Fluff and Fold:
They wanted to expand by encouraging people who signed up to go on to make purchases within the app.
One Load at A Time:
Washmen first launched a campaign to increase the number of people who signed up to use the app and purchased through it—and a video ad campaign focused on getting the maximum number of views to drive brand awareness.
Washmen created a series of 6- to 7-second video ads, which were shot on low-end cameras to achieve a natural look and feel. The ads used thumbnails showing UAE roads to make them resonate with people living in the region, it had the tagline “All Your Weekly Laundry For The Price of a Drink”—along with an emoji to make the ads feel more personal and relatable in News Feed.
To make the most efficient use of the campaign budget, the team used automatic placements to run the ads across Facebook, Instagram and the wider Audience Network, prioritising Facebook News Feed and in-stream video, as well as ads in Instagram Stories.
The business created Custom Audiences of its existing customers to reach its target audience- The UAE. These helped Washmen reach new customers based on traits shared with its most active existing customers.
They monitored the ads through Audience Insights to learn which ads produced the highest return on ad spend and find out where the campaign could be improved. When the ads reached 10,000 impressions, Washmen either pulled the ads or heavily promoted them, based on their performance. After 3 months of testing, Washmen had an accurate picture of which ads were working best with the target audience.
Wash, Dry, Fold, Repeat:
Washmen increased app installs, found new high-value customers and successfully boosted online sales. Running for 7 months from November 2017–May 2018, the campaign achieved a3X increase in weekly signups as well as a 2X Increase in sales and a 3.5X increase in the number of monthly signups using the app for the first time.
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