Projects

  • How We Achieved a $70 CPA with Real Estate Ads for Selling Homes

    In the competitive world of real estate, it’s crucial to optimize ad campaigns to drive cost-effective conversions. Recently, we ran a series of real estate ads focused on selling homes, and after refining our strategy, we were able to achieve an impressive $70 cost per acquisition (CPA). Here’s how we made it happen.

    1. Targeted Localized Audiences

    One of the most important elements in our strategy was ensuring our ads were highly targeted to localized audiences. We segmented the ads to target individuals actively looking for homes in specific neighborhoods or cities. This hyper-targeted approach ensured that our ads reached people who were more likely to convert, significantly lowering our CPA.

    2. Optimized Ad Creative

    We used visually compelling creatives that highlighted key selling points of the properties—like spacious interiors, great amenities, and prime location. High-quality images and video tours of the homes also played a big role in boosting engagement and attracting more clicks.

    3. Clear Call-to-Action

    Each ad included a clear and direct call-to-action (CTA), such as “Schedule a tour today” or “Get more details now.” We also utilized lead generation forms to capture contact information directly through the ad, reducing friction for potential buyers.

    4. Retargeting Interested Leads

    Once we had users interacting with the ads, we retargeted them with more personalized content, including virtual tours and exclusive offers. This follow-up strategy helped push interested individuals further down the funnel, converting them into qualified leads.

    5. Budget Allocation Across Multiple Ad Sets

    To maximize performance, we split the budget across multiple ad sets, each targeting different segments like first-time homebuyers, move-up buyers, or investors. This approach helped tailor the messaging, improving relevance and engagement, and contributing to a lower CPA.

    In conclusion, by optimizing targeting, creative, and follow-up strategies, we were able to generate qualified leads at a $70 CPA, making the real estate ads both efficient and cost-effective. With the right combination of personalization and strategic planning, real estate ads can drive great results without breaking the bank.

  • How Targeting Competitor ASINs in Amazon PPC Ads Led to a 10% Profit Increase for a $1M Seller

    In the competitive world of Amazon selling, finding effective ways to increase visibility and sales is critical. One strategy that proved particularly successful for a $1M seller was targeting competitor ASINs (Amazon Standard Identification Numbers) in their Amazon PPC ads. By bidding on keywords associated with competitors’ products, they saw a 10% increase in profit. Here’s how they achieved this:

    1. Strategic Competitor ASIN Targeting

    Instead of just focusing on broad keywords, the seller targeted ads to competitor ASINs, specifically those that were closely aligned with their products. This allowed them to appear in search results for potential customers who were already considering similar products. By focusing on competitor ASINs, they attracted shoppers who were actively looking to buy, increasing the likelihood of a conversion.

    2. Refining Ad Copy for Competitive Advantage

    The seller optimized their ad copy to highlight their product’s unique selling points in comparison to the competitor’s offering. By focusing on features that set their product apart—such as better quality, pricing, or additional benefits—the ads grabbed the attention of potential buyers who might have been on the fence about their purchase.

    3. Lowering CPA with Targeted Bidding

    By targeting specific ASINs, the seller was able to more effectively allocate their advertising spend, reducing their cost per acquisition (CPA). Since the ads were highly relevant to shoppers already in the buying mindset, the conversion rates improved, meaning they spent less to acquire each sale.

    4. Optimizing for Increased Visibility and Sales

    With Amazon’s algorithm favoring ads with higher relevancy, bidding on competitor ASINs allowed the seller to achieve better ad placement, increasing visibility and driving more traffic to their product listings. This increased visibility resulted in more sales and, ultimately, a significant boost to their profit margin.

    5. Monitoring and Adjusting Strategy

    The seller continuously monitored performance, adjusting their bids and targeting based on which competitor ASINs were performing best. By using detailed analytics and reports, they optimized their PPC campaigns to focus on the most profitable areas.

    Result: 10% Profit Increase

    After implementing this competitor ASIN targeting strategy, the $1M seller saw a 10% increase in profit. The combination of better visibility, higher conversion rates, and lower CPA contributed to the overall growth of the business, making this PPC tactic a highly effective approach to scaling their Amazon sales.

    In conclusion, targeting competitor ASINs in Amazon PPC ads proved to be a game-changer for this seller. It’s a strategy worth considering for any Amazon seller looking to increase profits, drive more traffic, and outshine their competition.