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Education · Austin, USA · 2023

Shareable badges lifted course completion from 15% to 42%

Online course platform

Few students finished their courses.

We added micro-badges for each finished module that students could easily share on LinkedIn.

Course completion grew from 15% to 42%.

Status and social proof: students wanted to show their progress to colleagues.

Home services · Lyon, France · 2023

Water delivery wins 320 contracts in a month at 8 EUR a lead

Water delivery service

The local Facebook audience was worn out and leads became too expensive.

We ran display ads in the Waze navigation app, geo-fenced around new apartment buildings opened that quarter.

320 new contracts in one month at 8 EUR per lead.

New movers are busy with repairs and have not picked their basic suppliers yet.

Apps and digital · Edinburgh, UK · 2023

Investing app cuts signup cost from £40 to £12

Investment platform

Banks overheated Google Ads, so each new signup cost 40 GBP.

We built a referral offer into the app: invite a friend and you both get a random share, from Ford to Apple.

Signup cost fell to 12 GBP, and 40% of new signups came from invites.

Paying users directly instead of ad networks lowers the cost to win a customer and builds loyalty.

Real estate · Miami, USA · 2023

$14,000 in ads, 2 deals at $60,000 commission each

Luxury real estate

Standard contact forms brought in dreamers with no budget.

We made a gated Miami relocation guide for tech executives and ran LinkedIn ads to senior executives in New York.

We spent $14,000 and got 42 leads. 2 deals closed with an average commission of $60,000.

Narrow targeting by job title and location filtered out buyers without budget from the start.

Restaurants and food · Seattle, USA · 2023

Farm delivery wins 120 weekly regulars via Nextdoor

Farm food delivery

Local search was crowded by UberEats and DoorDash.

We advertised in local Reddit and Nextdoor communities in a friendly voice: "Cutting fresh tuna tomorrow, who wants a piece?"

A group of 120 regular customers ordering once a week.

A human, craft approach to neighbors stands apart from big corporations.

Retail and online stores · Italy · 2023

A "send cart to email" button: +42% mobile-assisted sales

Online furniture store

Huge mobile traffic, but almost no purchases because of high prices.

We added a "Send cart to email" button and ran Pinterest ads on interior design keywords.

Sales that involved a mobile visit grew 42%.

Expensive furniture is bought on a desktop after a family talk. Tracking across devices recovered lost buyers.

Retail and online stores · Rome, Italy · 2023

Pet store lifts retargeting return 310% with breed ads

Premium pet store

Site conversion was 0.8%: shoppers viewed 300 EUR beds and left.

We set up dynamic retargeting showing the viewed bed with the shopper's dog breed in it.

Return on retargeting grew by 310%.

People saw their own pet with the product in a home setting.

Retail and online stores · Bristol, UK · 2023

Shoe brand sells out a creator collab in 48 hours

Footwear brand

Sales stalled and ad cost per purchase skyrocketed.

We launched a collab with three micro creators who designed their own laces and split profits 50/50.

The limited collection sold out in 48 hours with zero ad cost per purchase.

Creators pushed the product hard because they earned a share of every sale.

Retail and online stores · London, UK · 2023

A "give 20 GBP, get 20 GBP" offer made each buyer bring 1.2

Bedding brand

Winning a new customer cost too much.

We added a referral offer to the thank-you page: "Give a friend 20 GBP off and get 20 GBP yourself".

Each customer brought in 1.2 new customers on average.

Loyalty peaks right after a purchase, and both sides win.

Retail and online stores · Milan, Italy · 2023

Hair vitamin brand wins back 80% of its Amazon traffic

Hair vitamin brand

Fakes and resellers on Amazon took shoppers who searched for the brand.

We registered the brand on Amazon and bought all ad space on its brand searches, pushing rivals to page two.

80% of lost brand traffic came back, with ad spend at a profitable 12% of sales.

Shoppers looking for the exact jar saw only the official seller.

Auto · Hamburg, Germany · 2022

Local bloggers with promo codes cut cost per customer 30%

E-scooter rental

Standard social ads made new customers expensive.

We launched a partner program with local bloggers, each with a unique discount code.

Cost per customer fell 30%, with more than 500 sales in the season.

Influencers paid by results: the brand pays only for real sales.

Beauty · Paris, France · 2022

A glowing-skin AR filter added 15,000 followers in a month

Eco cosmetics brand

Low engagement on Instagram.

We launched an AR filter with a glowing-skin effect and the brand logo, and encouraged users to post stories with a tag.

15,000 new followers in a month and 300% more free reach.

Playful content made by users themselves spreads on its own.

Beauty · Dusseldorf, Germany · 2022

Cosmetics brand: 35% more accurate tracking after iOS 14.5

Cosmetics brand

After iOS 14.5, Facebook lost tracking and its ad optimization stopped working.

We set up server-side tracking and added a "How did you hear about us?" survey on the thank-you page.

Tracking accuracy rose by 35%, and cost per purchase held steady at 15 EUR.

Server data plus direct customer answers made ad results transparent again.

Education · Spain · 2022

A 7 EUR guide turned cold traffic into 199 EUR students

Online yoga courses

Direct ads to cold audiences stopped paying off at a 199 EUR price.

We ran ads for a 7 EUR stretching guide, then warmed up buyers with an email series leading to the full course.

The guide covered its ad costs. 11% of buyers moved up to the 199 EUR course.

A small first purchase builds trust. People pay more readily to someone they have already paid.

Apps and digital · Munich, Germany · 2022

Pregnancy fitness app: 75% of doctor invites become paid

Pregnancy fitness app

Facebook installs were expensive and the audience wore out fast with only a 9-month need window.

We partnered with local women's health clinics: doctors handed out one-month trial codes on business cards.

75% of users invited by doctors paid after the trial.

Doctor referrals come with full trust and no ad auction competition.

Apps and digital · Paris, France · 2022

Swipe-based onboarding took active profiles from 22% to 64%

Niche dating app

People downloaded the app but did not fill out their profile.

We replaced the profile form with a game: swiping through interests that built the profile automatically.

Installs that became active profiles grew from 22% to 64%.

Less mental effort. Users just played while the app collected the tags it needed.

Apps and digital · Texas, USA · 2022

Sign-up cost down from $40 to $12

Personal finance app

Lots of installs, but users dropped off when asked to upload ID documents.

We moved budget from TikTok to Apple Search Ads and added a progress bar to the onboarding screens.

Cost per install rose from $2 to $5, but cost per sign-up dropped from $40 to $12.

People on Apple Search Ads are already searching for a "finance tracker", so they are motivated enough to finish verification.

Restaurants and food · Milan, Italy · 2022

A growing discount bar kept 28% more customers in month two

Grocery delivery app

Users placed a first discounted order and deleted the app.

We added a progress bar: next month discount grew with the number of orders this month.

Repeat customers grew 28% in month two and 15% in month three.

Leaving for another service meant losing the discount already earned.

Retail and online stores · Bristol, UK · 2022

Smart lock maker turns 18% more carts into sales

Smart lock maker

Shoppers added locks to cart but did not buy, fearing software failures and hackers.

We added a Security block at checkout with bank-grade encryption certificates and a 1 million GBP hacking insurance guarantee.

Cart-to-payment conversion rose by 18%.

The biggest objection was answered right before the card details.

Retail and online stores · Ohio, USA · 2022

Real customer videos lifted add-to-cart by 18%

Mattress brand

Revenue hit a plateau. Cost per customer grew while site conversion fell.

We replaced polished 3D renders on product pages with customer videos and added a block of customer unboxings.

Add-to-cart from product pages grew 18%.

Shoppers do not trust renders. They want to see the mattress in a normal bedroom and how it unrolls.

Retail and online stores · Rome, Italy · 2022

A 15% subscription grew online sales from 10% to 35%

Sports nutrition brand

Weak website sales: most purchases happened offline.

We launched a sports nutrition subscription with regular delivery and a 15% discount.

Online sales grew from 10% to 35% of the total.

Convenience and predictable spending for the customer.

Retail and online stores · Denver, USA · 2022

Smart collar brand cuts cost per sale from $80 to $35

Pet tech collar brand

Each sale cost $80 in Facebook ads on a $120 collar.

We moved the budget to Pinterest and TikTok and ordered videos from real vets reviewing the tracker.

Cost per purchase fell to $35, and every ad dollar brought back $3.20.

Proof from professionals sells better than polished studio shots.

Auto · Birmingham, UK · 2021

Equipment leasing cuts lead cost from £120 to £42

Heavy equipment leasing

Google search ads matched car rental searches and the budget was wasted on the wrong clicks.

We added cross negative keywords, switched to exact match and wrote "Business clients only" in large text in the ads.

Cost per qualified lead dropped from 120 GBP to 42 GBP.

Strict filtering in the ad itself screens out consumers before they click and spend the budget.

Beauty · Italy · 2021

Men's skincare wins 4,000+ buyers through Twitch streamers

Men's skincare brand

Men do not search for serums and creams, so search and social ads brought costly, cold leads.

We booked Twitch streamers playing FIFA and CS:GO who washed with the black gel live on stream.

The campaign returned 180% on spend and brought over 4,000 new buyers.

No beauty competitors on Twitch, and viewers saw how easy the product is to use.

Medical and dental · Miami, USA · 2021

Online vet service grows paid checkups 30%

Online vet service

Pet owners used the platform only for emergencies, so repeat revenue was near zero.

We built a breed database and sent triggered emails with checklists for breed-specific health issues.

Paid checkups grew by 30%.

Prevention creates steady, predictable demand, unlike emergencies.

Apps and digital · UK · 2021

"Fail" gameplay videos held installs at $0.45

Mobile game

Ads wore out in 3-4 days and the cost per install did not pay off.

We set up a steady testing pipeline and tested "win" gameplay against "fail" gameplay, where the player messes up and loses.

Cost per install settled at $0.45. 38% of players came back the next day.

Watching someone fail was annoying enough to make people download the game to "do it right".

Real estate · London, UK · 2021

Property platform gets 38% more first deposits with a demo

Property investment platform

Users signed up but did not make a first deposit.

We gave new users a virtual 1,000 GBP for 7 days to simulate investing in real properties.

Signup-to-deposit conversion jumped by 38%.

Seeing dividends grow in the app removed the fear of the first real transaction.

Apps and digital · Spain · 2021

"Alternative to" pages cut lead cost from 90 EUR to 18 EUR

CRM software for property developers

Search clicks were expensive and went to market leaders.

We targeted searches for competitor names plus "alternative" and built comparison pages with honest pros and cons.

45 leads in the first month at 18 EUR each, versus 90 EUR in regular campaigns.

People searching for an alternative are unhappy with their current tool and ready to switch.

Apps and digital · Paris, France · 2021

Honest user videos on TikTok made installs 2.5 times cheaper

Meditation app

Installs from Facebook were too expensive.

We moved to TikTok with real user videos about overcoming anxiety.

Cost per install dropped 2.5 times.

Sincere content earns more trust than polished professional ads.

Apps and digital · London, UK · 2021

Language app lifts daily users 25% with quiz notifications

Language learning app

Too few users opened the app every day.

We added push notifications with short quizzes and fun language facts right on the lock screen.

Daily active users grew by 25%.

Bite-size, game-like learning keeps interest alive without even opening the app.

Apps and digital · San Francisco, USA · 2021

Sleep app gets 25% more installs from App Store search

Sleep app

Ads in Apple Search Ads wore out and conversion kept falling.

We built custom App Store pages: rain screenshots for "rain sounds", yoga screenshots for "meditation".

Store visitors who installed rose by 25%, and each install got $1.5 cheaper.

The store page matched exactly what the user had just typed.

Retail and online stores · Liverpool, UK · 2021

Sports gear brand: 28% fewer abandoned carts

Sports gear brand

Many shoppers abandoned their carts when shipping costs appeared.

We built basic shipping into product prices and added a "Free shipping on everything" banner.

Abandoned carts dropped by 28%.

People would rather pay £50 with free shipping than £45 plus £5 for delivery.

Retail and online stores · Poland · 2021

Showing who checked each laptop cut abandoned carts 35%

Used electronics store

Buyers did not trust the quality of used devices and many abandoned their carts.

We added a live block at checkout: "This laptop was checked by technician Jan 2 hours ago. Battery 98%", pulled from the CRM.

Abandoned carts dropped 35%.

Transparency removed the fear of buying blind. A real technician name added accountability.

Retail and online stores · Florence, Italy · 2021

Handbag brand halves cost per sale with small creators

Handbag brand

Cold traffic did not buy: nobody trusted the brand yet.

We launched a barter ambassador program for creators with 1,000 to 5,000 followers who made TikTok videos.

Cost per purchase fell by half, plus a library of 300+ customer-style videos for ads.

People trust the girl next door with a thousand followers more than a glossy star with millions.

Beauty · Naples, Italy · 2020

Skincare brand grows winter SPF sales 120%

Skincare brand

Sunscreen sales dropped outside summer.

We ran an educational email series on blue light from screens and positioned SPF as protection for remote workers.

Winter SPF sales grew 120% year over year.

The product found a new use: from the beach to the home office.

Medical and dental · Warsaw, Poland · 2020

Allergy buyers' emails turned 12% into vitamin orders

Online pharmacy

Vitamin sales dropped in summer.

We grouped customers who bought allergy medicine and emailed them an offer of vitamins to support immunity.

45% opened the email and 12% placed an order.

A timely related offer based on what the customer already bought.

Apps and digital · USA · 2020

Weather-based reminders doubled day-30 users to 26%

Meditation app

Users canceled on day 7 after the trial and activity was falling.

We rebuilt push notifications around the weather. On rainy days users got: "Gray weather? Find your focus with a 5-minute practice".

Users still active on day 30 grew from 12% to 26%.

Context. Users felt the app understood their day instead of sending messages on a timer.

Apps and digital · Madrid, Spain · 2020

Work-and-vacation offers restored 60% of bookings

Hotel booking service

Bookings fell during the pandemic.

We focused on domestic travel and ran "Workation" (work plus vacation) campaigns aimed at remote workers.

Local demand restored 60% of booking volume.

The offer was adapted to what people needed at that moment.

Apps and digital · Barcelona, Spain · 2020

Online fitness grows revenue per customer 45%

Online fitness platform

60% of users quit in the first month and dropped their workouts.

We rebuilt the first steps: a water tracker and a macro calculator come before the workout videos.

Revenue per customer over their lifetime rose by 45%.

Users invested time in setting up a profile and felt the program was built for them.

Restaurants and food · London, UK · 2020

Plain founder emails grew email revenue from 4% to 22%

Food delivery service

Lockdown brought a spike in orders, but only 8% of customers came back.

We split customers by how recently, how often and how much they order in Klaviyo, and sent plain-text emails "from the founder" on day 3 after an order, with no design or images.

Email grew from 4% to 22% of revenue. Customer lifetime value grew 1.5 times.

Plain text read like a personal message. During isolation people responded to a human voice, not spam.

Restaurants and food · Los Angeles, USA · 2020

Fitness trainers cut cost per customer from $70 to $28

Meal plan delivery

Cost per customer was high, and lifestyle bloggers brought one-time buyers.

We switched to fitness trainers and paid per customer: a fixed fee plus a bonus for clients who stayed over 2 months.

Customer lifetime value grew 2.4 times compared with blogger traffic. Cost per customer fell from $70 to $28.

Trainers kept their clients eating on plan, which directly grew their own bonus.

Retail and online stores · Madrid, Spain · 2020

Loungewear brand back to pre-crisis sales in 3 weeks

Loungewear brand

Sales dropped across the board after the strict lockdown began.

We launched a "Zoom call" capsule, business on top and comfy below, and aimed ads at remote workers.

Sales recovered to pre-crisis levels in 3 weeks.

Adapting the product to how customers now lived gave people a fresh reason to talk and buy.

Beauty · Paris, France · 2019

Phone-shot videos cut cost per customer by 55%

Direct-to-consumer cosmetics brand

Facebook clicks were expensive and ads wore out in 3 days. Return on ad spend dropped below 1.

We dropped studio production, sent the product to 40 micro-influencers in exchange for content and ran their phone-shot videos as TikTok Spark Ads.

Cost per customer fell 55%. The brand earned 120 000 EUR in revenue on a 15 000 EUR budget.

The videos felt like normal posts in the feed, not ads, so people actually watched them.

Beauty · Bordeaux, France · 2019

A sample set brought 42% of buyers back for full size

Niche perfume brand

Few first purchases: people were afraid to buy a scent without trying it.

We sold a discovery set of 5 samples for the price of shipping and put a coupon worth the set price in the box.

42% of set buyers came back for a full bottle. Cost per customer fell 35%.

Zero risk. The test costs pennies, and the coupon pushes the full-size purchase.

Real estate · Alicante, Spain · 2019

Swedish and Norwegian ads sell 12 villas in a new market

Real estate agency

Main buyers from Britain stopped buying villas because of the unstable pound after Brexit.

We translated the landing pages into Swedish and Norwegian and ran ads in Scandinavia about 300 days of sun a year.

12 properties sold in one season in a market new to the agency.

Scandinavian buyers had strong budgets and wanted a warm winter home, in their own language.

Apps and digital · Berlin, Germany · 2019

Mental health app lifts next-day return from 18% to 41%

Mental health app

Users opened the app once and forgot about it.

We added a 9 pm push: "Rate your stress level today with one swipe".

Users returning the next day rose from 18% to 41%.

One simple action built a habit of opening the app every evening.

Restaurants and food · Gothenburg, Sweden · 2019

Craft coffee gets 2.5x more product clicks with 3 buttons

Craft coffee brand

Conversion fell because choosing a roast and variety was too complicated.

We added 3 buttons to the homepage: "I like it with milk", "I drink it black", "I brew with a filter".

Homepage-to-product clicks grew 2.5 times.

A simple path saved customers from getting lost in acidity and origin details.

Retail and online stores · Nice, France · 2019

Lingerie brand cuts size-related returns by 45%

Lingerie brand

Many parcels came back because customers picked the wrong bra size.

We added a sizing widget: the customer uploads 2 photos and a neural network calculates her exact size.

Size-related returns fell by 45%.

A precise fit check beats standard size charts and removes the fear of buying online.

Retail and online stores · Berlin, Germany · 2019

Vitamin brand cuts lead cost 30% with a personal quiz

Vitamin brand

Facebook traffic was expensive and rare repeat buys did not cover it.

We launched a "Build your vitamin stack" quiz and printed the customer's name on custom packaging.

Cost per lead fell by 30%, and over 45% of customers stayed into month two.

A personalized product is harder to swap for a cheap pharmacy option.

Retail and online stores · Stockholm, Sweden · 2019

Jewelry brand gets 35% bigger orders from Pinterest

Jewelry brand

Direct ads for collections did not pay off: each result cost too much.

We ran Pinterest Ads built on mood boards, aimed at brides and bridesmaids searching for wedding decor.

A steady flow of orders with an average order 35% higher than from Facebook Ads.

Pinterest catches people early in planning, and a saved pin works like a delayed purchase.

Retail and online stores · Paris, France · 2019

Headphone brand cuts quality returns 60% with a QR sticker

Headphone brand

Headphones were returned for poor sound: buyers did not know how to turn on noise cancelling.

We put a bright QR sticker on the box leading to a one-minute setup video for bass and noise cancelling.

Returns over sound quality dropped by 60%.

Solving the problem before first use saved the experience.

Retail and online stores · Poznan, Poland · 2019

Furniture brand: 22% of fabric sample orders buy a sofa

Online furniture brand

Shoppers picked sofas online but feared the color would not match their room.

We added free fabric samples by mail with a 5% off code in the envelope.

22% of those who ordered samples bought a sofa.

Touching the fabric offline anchored the final purchase.

Retail and online stores · Florida, USA · 2019

A niche dog supplement reached $45,000 a month in 4 months

Pet supplies brand

Competing with Amazon was killing the margin.

We built a narrow product: a supplement subscription for senior dogs with sore joints, advertised on Facebook to owners of older dogs.

Monthly subscription revenue reached $45,000 within 4 months.

Narrow positioning set the brand apart from generic marketplace products.

Retail and online stores · Sweden · 2019

Size checks cut returns from 40% to 12%

Local clothing brand

Up to 40% of orders came back, and shipping ate the profit.

We added a virtual fitting plugin and asked customers in the order email to double-check their measurements before shipping.

Returns dropped to 12%. Profit margin grew 22%.

People returned items because of the wrong size, not quality. A check before shipping fixed that.

Retail and online stores · Manchester, UK · 2019

Timed follow-up ads cut abandoned carts from 70% to 45%

Footwear brand

Up to 70% of carts were abandoned. Plain follow-up ads lost money.

We split follow-up ads by time: a comfort review in the first 24 hours, a handmade production video from 24 to 72 hours, a promo code after 72 hours.

Abandoned carts fell to 45%. The cost to win back a shopper dropped by 3.2 GBP.

Quality doubts were answered first, and only the coldest shoppers got a discount.

Retail and online stores · Stockholm, Sweden · 2019

Live time and weather banners got 4 times more clicks

Smartwatch maker

Display ads got very few clicks.

We used dynamic ads that showed the viewer local time and weather on the watch screen.

Click-through rate grew 4 times. Cost per click fell 45%.

The banner stopped being a picture and became a useful widget.

Retail and online stores · Gothenburg, Sweden · 2019

Free home try-on tripled website conversion

Eyewear brand

Choosing frames online was hard.

We launched "Try at home: order 5 frames free, pay only for the ones that fit".

Website conversion tripled.

Trying frames at home removes the risk of buying the wrong shape.

Retail and online stores · Valencia, Spain · 2019

One-tap Apple Pay and Google Pay lifted mobile sales 55%

Kids clothing brand

Many carts were abandoned on mobile.

We simplified checkout with Apple Pay and Google Pay, cutting payment to one tap.

Mobile conversion grew 55%.

Typing card details on a phone is a hassle.

Retail and online stores · Naples, Italy · 2019

Mattress brand cuts returns from 20% to 8% with emails

Online mattress brand

Up to 20% of mattresses came back within 30 days, eating the whole margin.

We set up a post-delivery email series on getting used to a new mattress, noting some soreness in the first 5 days is normal.

Returns dropped to 8%.

Warning about discomfort early stopped customers before they decided to send it back.

Auto · Barcelona, Spain · 2018

Station-level ads grew app sessions 140% in outer districts

Car sharing service

Few sign-ups in the outer districts of the city.

We ran local geo campaigns with dynamic text: "The nearest car is a 3-minute walk from [station name]".

App sessions from the target districts grew 140%.

Speaking to each neighborhood by name made the service feel available right here, right now.

Education · Berlin, Germany · 2018

Ads for newcomers cut lead cost from 35 EUR to 12 EUR

Language school

Google Search was overheated: one click cost 4-5 EUR.

We ran YouTube video ads aimed at expats who had just moved to Germany, showing the pain of visiting a government office without speaking German.

Cost per lead dropped to 12 EUR, compared with 35 EUR in search.

Speaking to newcomers about a real language problem worked better than the dry query "learn German".

Medical and dental · Malmo, Sweden · 2018

Telemedicine app triples App Store search traffic

Telemedicine app

App installs from the App Store were expensive.

We optimized the store listing for symptoms like "stomach ache" and "antibiotics prescription" instead of "doctor online".

App Store search traffic grew 3 times, and cost per install fell to 1.5 EUR.

The focus moved from the product to solving the user's urgent pain.

Medical and dental · Valencia, Spain · 2018

Online pharmacy earns 22% of revenue from subscriptions

Online pharmacy

Customers bought once and left for discount competitors.

We launched a subscription for essentials like contact lenses and vitamins, with auto delivery and 10% off.

Repeat subscription payments reached 22% of revenue.

Customers no longer have to remember that their lenses are running out.

Apps and digital · Hamburg, Germany · 2018

Dating app fixes gender balance, men stay 40% more

Dating app

Too many men and too few women, so men deleted the app.

We ran Instagram ads only for women, focused on platform safety and face verification.

Gender balance reached 55/45, and men staying in the app rose by 40%.

For women, the promise shifted from "finding love" to "respectful dating without spam".

Restaurants and food · USA · 2018

One-word text orders grew customer value 300%

Craft beer delivery

Customers rarely reordered, so each one brought little money.

We moved the business to subscriptions and set up Friday 4 pm texts: "New IPA on tap. Save you a couple of cans? Reply YES".

Customer lifetime value grew 300%. 22% of texts turned into orders.

Perfect timing and almost no effort to order: one word in reply.

Restaurants and food · Manchester, UK · 2018

"Lunch in 15 minutes or free" lifted lunch traffic 45%

Restaurant chain

Tables were empty at lunchtime.

We ran ads within 1 km of the restaurants with the offer "Business lunch in 15 minutes or it is free".

Lunch hour traffic grew 45%.

It removed office workers' main fear: not having time to eat.

Restaurants and food · Seattle, USA · 2018

Two email tracks kept 68% of subscribers for month two

Coffee subscription

Up to 55% of subscribers canceled after the first month.

We added a short survey to the thank-you page, split customers into "coffee geeks" and "beginners" and wrote a separate welcome email series for each.

Subscribers staying for the second month grew from 45% to 68%.

The tone matched each group: no jargon for beginners, roasting details for geeks.

Retail and online stores · Brooklyn, USA · 2018

Streetwear brand sells out a drop in 2 hours by SMS

Streetwear brand

The email list was worn out, new drops sold slowly and ads ate the margin.

We moved core fans to an SMS list and sent them a password link to a secret page a day before release.

The drop sold out in 2 hours from the SMS list alone.

A closed-club feeling and fear of missing out work in streetwear.