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Online advertising campaign increases Cath Kidston Christmas sales by 46%

Challenge

When Cath Kidston opened her first shop in Notting Hill, London, little did she know that within 20 years her company would become a retail powerhouse. With the brand's popularity continuing to grow, the well-known retailer sought our expertise to achieve the following objectives:

  • Increase overall revenue
  • Attain an ROI of £10.60 : £1 over the Christmas season
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Approach

When we took over Cath Kidston's PPC account, we identified several issues which were hindering the brand's performance. Namely, broad match keywords were eating up a large amount of the brand's spend and driving very few conversions. We removed all broad match keywords and built out the account to include Product and Brand ad groups.

In addition to this, individual ad groups were set up for each of the products sold via the online Cath Kidston store. This meant that all queries, generic or highly specific, were met with relevant ads which directed the searcher to the most suitable landing page.

Results

Within two months of taking over the account, we had increased click through rate (CTR) by 200% and lowered average cost per click (CPC) by 40%!

In addition to this, when comparing YOY December results, we achieved the following with just an 8% increase in budget:

  • 46% increase in revenue
  • 100% increase in CTR
  • 36% decrease in CPC
  • 32% increase in ROI (attained ROI of £18.70 : £1 – 76% above target!)

Results

46%

Increase in revenue

100%

Increase in CTR

36%

Decrease in CPC

32%

Increase in ROI (attained ROI of £18.70 : £1 – 76% above target!)

Keys to success

  • Reduced broad match keywords, that were eating up a large amount of the brand's spend and built in product and brand ad groups
  • Set up individual ad groups for each product, which then served all queries, generic or highly specific, with relevant ads

Discover how we did it. Contact us today.

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