Their story
Pandora is the world’s largest jewellery brand. The company designs, manufactures and sells hand-finished jewellery made from high-quality materials at affordable prices. Pandora jewellery is sold in more than 100 countries through more than 6,500 points of sale, including online stores in different markets including Argentina, Brazil and Mexico in Latin America.
The challenge
Pandora has a long term omnichannel vision for their business and digital has been positioned right at the center, focusing on creating a ‘digitalised brand experience’. Their challenge was to grow sustainable through increased sales and visibility after re-launch the brand and eSTORES in Latin America, particularly in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico.
Services Provided
Google Ads
Meta Ads
Google Analytics
Monthly Report
The goal
Pandora wanted to attract more consumers to wear and collect bracelets and charms during the period 2018-2020. A market study showed the following results:
- 73% of consumers building a bracelet full of charms will now go on to purchase a new bracelet and buy more charms.
- 74% of non-owners who would consider Pandora have little knowledge about Pandora or the charms products.
- 33% of consumers have several bracelets and charms which they wear for different styles (51%) and moods (50%).
Based on those statics, Pandora goals were:
- Make the brand como alive.Express the brand in a culturally relevant and sharp way cross all touch-points to re-excite consumers to actively engage.
- Step change jewellery collection. “Attract-wear-collect” of more bracelets and charms, complemented by other categories.
- Push digital growth. Continue to accelerate online sales using social paid media and paid search.
The solution
To uncover what was happening in the digital channel, we audited each campaign in Google Ads and Meta Ads to visualize costs per acquisition. This allowed us to see where we could optimize and led to serious cost savings.
A New Campaign Structure approaching engagement and new user acquisitions.
To reach the goal of re-engage past purchasers and find new users, we developed a strategy based on remarketing audiences, databases, offline conversions and targeting new audiences related to Gen-Z, Millennials and younger consumers.
We worked proactive to build and save valuable audiences to run them into different types of campaigns such as : search, discovery, video ads, dynamics ads and carousels.
Golden Rules to shine like a bracelet.
- Use defined audiences.
- Split campaigns into branded and non branded.
- Use multiple creatives per ad group.
- Use dynamic ads on Facebook and responsive on Google.
- Implement local campaigns for the different markets.
- Run campaigns on Google Shopping Standard and PMAX.
- Use Target ROAS bidding.
The results
Pandora has a long term omnichannel vision for their business and digital has been positioned right at the center, focusing on creating a ‘digitalised brand experience’. Their challenge was to grow sustainable through increased sales and visibility after re-launch the brand and eSTORES in Latin America, particularly in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico.
Charms and Bracelets in the front row. We put charms and bracelets right in front of their consumers, increasing sales volume by 49% on average for the three markets – Argentina, Brazil and Mexico -.
Session from younger consumers increased by 132% YoY. Using defined audiences was the key to reach Gen-Z and Millenials through all funnel conversions. We also built, saved and implemented remarketing audiences.
Lower cost per acquisition. Our strategy based on audiences led to an overall 23% decrease in CPA.
49%
increase in sales YoY
132%
increase in website traffic YoY
23%
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