Before the paid media campaigns were launched, out first job was to update the product descriptions for over 9,000 items on the site – showcasing their unique style, design, and product type.
Once this was complete the Facebook and Google Ad campaigns were formed. A thorough deep dive was carried out into the industry and competitors. The next step in set up is creating an Avatar which enables us to identify target customers and understand what their likes and interests are.
This enables us to maximise the use of focused targeting so the right people would see the ads at the right time
Facebook
Using Google Analytics, we discovered that they had a large number of repeat customers.
To take advantage of the lifetime value of their existing customers, we compiled remarketing audiences based on visits to the website, social media engagement, and how frequently they purchased from Slay My Print
As an established business, they already had a large email database so we were able to create an audience for this; using ‘value-based’ lookalike audiences which tells Facebook to find more people like this email list on Facebook in the UK but prioritise the people on the list who spend the most.
These campaigns were backed up with regular monthly offers as well as weekend and daily flash sales
Google Shopping
The Google Shopping Campaigns were designed to put ads in front of people actively looking to purchase wall prints.
The product descriptions helped with this, allowing us to get their feed in order. The feed is a backend system which tells Google what products you sell and attributes such as sizes, product type, and more.
The products were then categorised so we could optimise the campaign to it’s best potential. This includes best sellers, frames, travel prints, children’s prints, and kitchen prints.