Clients.
I like to keep things intentionally small. My rule of thumb is that we should have no more than 10 clients or projects on the go at any one time. That way we can be sure we have the time and brain space to do our best work for each client. Fewer clients = greater focus = better results.
I’m also big on providing proof of work. Contact me and I’ll share relevant case studies, with real results and a list of people you can call for references.
Work Examples
View some examples of the work that we’ve done for clients. We don’t include our full client list or results on this page due to confidentiality reasons. We’re more than happy to share specific results with you in person.
63.49% YOY eCommerce growth.
A successful 10 store retail business, this merchant has spent the last 2 years developing the ecommerce side of the business.
Full eCommerce Renovation
Launched in 2017, Nerida Hansen prints & textiles promotes independent fabric designers globally. The brand had never advertised on any paid platform. The store had an offline presence through selling in markets globally and pop-up stores.
With loyal followers, great international designers, eye catching designs, Nerida Hansen were looking for the right partner to take their stunning collections to the market with one objective- grow as fast as possible.
What we did:
Rebuilt & migrated the ecommerce website
Optimized the online store for conversions
Ran Facebook ads
Email marketing through Klaviyo
Tested more than 10 cold audiences based on interests, lookalikes
Segmented placement & targeting
Retargeting
Dynamic product ads
Post-sale loyalty campaigns
Implemented automated review software
Results:
We achieved a large increase in revenue following the launch of the new website and implementation of the digital growth plan. Results are confidential and can only be shared verbally.
2,000% return on ad spend.
CERES Fair Food, a not-for-profit, organic grocery online store is based out of Melbourne, Victoria.
The biggest challenge the store faced apart from new traffic was repeat purchasers.
The not-for-profit has tried running paid media (both Facebook and Google) but with little success.
As a brand, it’s locally well-recognized but top-of-mind is comparatively low because of growing competition.
Amongst competition, are some big spenders like Marley Spoon & Dinnerly.
Our primary goal was to get current customers order online organic groceries weekly or as frequently as possible through CERES Fair Food.
Results
Achieved over 20x ROAS for Facebook Ad Campaign
Average cost per purchase of $4.20 for average order over $100
