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How we achieved ROAS 12 with the help of unsaleable goods

832

The results

453
Total sales
 
12.08
ROAS
 
2 weeks
Advertising campaign time
 

So to the point

A few words about the brand. This client manufactures and retails different kinds of designer socks (long, short, warm, for adults and kids) in ready-made boxes of 4, 6, or 8 pairs grouped by a theme.

 

For over 2 years of work with them we’ve seen super successful products as well as not so well received that simply took up space at the warehouse. Also, there are always redundant pairs of socks in the mass manufacturing process.

A trite promotion with huge discounts and prices close to prime cost wasn’t interesting for us because standard discounts weren’t driving sales, so we decided we needed another way.

Project Details

Business type:

Ecommerce

Segment:

Socks

Ad Platform:

Facebook
Instagram

Creating tool:

  • Photoshop
  • Affinity Designer
  • Affinity Photo

People love surprises and love surprising others

Initially, the idea was pretty simple: to divide the price of a box into the number of pairs and send out several threads of emails to the existing customers offering them a discount. Thinking over this plan we came up with the decision that we wouldn’t be able to sell all the redundant pairs anyway. So we kept brainstorming and finally found the right solution. The idea was to sell them almost just like all the usual boxes, but approach it a little differently.
 

Our idea

That’s what became the core idea of the new Surprise box, which was approximately 20% cheaper than other boxes from the new collection. Its main message was: “No one, even we don’t know what’s gonna be in the box. A real surprise. Every box is unique.” And the fact that the price was lower was very easy to explain: it took much less time to pack it since socks didn’t have to be sorted by designs, only by size.
 

Results and conclusions

Right after the launch of this campaign we got absolutely crazy results, it was well received by the audience, and the very first day of running it we had ROAS 20!
453
Total sales
 
$500
Ad Spent
 
$6 061
Purchase Conversion Value
 
12.08
ROAS
 
In 14 days we still have steady ROAS 12, and that’s with the average ROAS 6 for this business. Average purchase amount has also increased because the Surprise box is quite often added to the cart along with the main purchase.
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How we achieved ROAS 12 with the help of unsaleable goods
Company:
AAMFunnel
Type of:
SMM
Added:
09-06-2022
832

The results

453
Total sales
 
12.08
ROAS
 
2 weeks
Advertising campaign time
 

So to the point

A few words about the brand. This client manufactures and retails different kinds of designer socks (long, short, warm, for adults and kids) in ready-made boxes of 4, 6, or 8 pairs grouped by a theme.

 

For over 2 years of work with them we’ve seen super successful products as well as not so well received that simply took up space at the warehouse. Also, there are always redundant pairs of socks in the mass manufacturing process.

A trite promotion with huge discounts and prices close to prime cost wasn’t interesting for us because standard discounts weren’t driving sales, so we decided we needed another way.

Project Details

Business type:

Ecommerce

Segment:

Socks

Ad Platform:

Facebook
Instagram

Creating tool:

  • Photoshop
  • Affinity Designer
  • Affinity Photo

People love surprises and love surprising others

Initially, the idea was pretty simple: to divide the price of a box into the number of pairs and send out several threads of emails to the existing customers offering them a discount. Thinking over this plan we came up with the decision that we wouldn’t be able to sell all the redundant pairs anyway. So we kept brainstorming and finally found the right solution. The idea was to sell them almost just like all the usual boxes, but approach it a little differently.
 

Our idea

That’s what became the core idea of the new Surprise box, which was approximately 20% cheaper than other boxes from the new collection. Its main message was: “No one, even we don’t know what’s gonna be in the box. A real surprise. Every box is unique.” And the fact that the price was lower was very easy to explain: it took much less time to pack it since socks didn’t have to be sorted by designs, only by size.
 

Results and conclusions

Right after the launch of this campaign we got absolutely crazy results, it was well received by the audience, and the very first day of running it we had ROAS 20!
453
Total sales
 
$500
Ad Spent
 
$6 061
Purchase Conversion Value
 
12.08
ROAS
 
In 14 days we still have steady ROAS 12, and that’s with the average ROAS 6 for this business. Average purchase amount has also increased because the Surprise box is quite often added to the cart along with the main purchase.