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Mastering Paid Media: A Guide for Fashion and Swimwear Brands

In today’s digital age, understanding and effectively utilising paid media is essential for fashion and swimwear brands aiming to scale their businesses. This blog post delves into the intricacies of paid media, offering insights and strategies tailored to help brands navigate this complex landscape.

INTRODUCTION TO PAID MEDIA

Paid media is a powerful tool that allows brands to reach potential customers through targeted advertisements on various digital platforms. It’s essential to understand how paid media works and its impact on the daily lives of consumers scrolling through their social media feeds.

engaging with ads: an example

Consider this scenario: you’re scrolling through Instagram, and every fifth post is a sponsored ad. Imagine seeing an ad for jogger pants just when you’ve been searching for them. You click on the ad, explore the collection, but don’t complete the purchase. This interaction is a prime example of how paid media captures user interest and drives them toward a potential purchase.

Understanding the Funnel

In the world of eCommerce, the customer journey is mapped out in a funnel consisting of several stages:

  • Page View
  • View Content
  • Add to Cart
  • Initiate Checkout
  • Add Payment Info
  • Purchase

Each step is tracked as a standard event, providing valuable insights into user behaviour and intent.

DEVELOPING A PAID MEDIA STRATEGY

The goal of paid media is to display the right ad to the right person at the right time. Here’s a
breakdown of how to segment and target your Audience effectively:

Cold Acquisition (1.0 AQ)

  • Target users who are unfamiliar with your brand.
  • Utilize detailed targeting, lookalike audiences, and broad open targeting to reach new
    potential customers.

Warm Acquisition (1.0 AQ Warm)

  • Engage users who have interacted with your ads but haven’t visited your website.
  • Include those who have watched your videos, liked your posts, or engaged with your
    social media profiles.

Remarketing (2.0 RE)

  • Focus on website visitors who haven’t made a purchase.
  • Exclude recent purchasers and lifetime customers to refine your target audience.

Post-Purchase (3.0 PP)

  • Target existing customers to encourage repeat purchases.
  • Showcase new arrivals, influencer endorsements, and seasonal collections to keep them engaged.
EFFECTIVE REMARKETING STRATEGIES

To maximiSe the effectiveness of your remarketing efforts, consider these segmentation methods:

Time-Based Segmentation: Target users based on recent website visits, such as the last 30 days.

Frequency-Based Segmentation: Focus on users who have visited your website multiple times.

Interest-Based Segmentation: Tailor your ads to users based on their interests and
preferences.

Event-Based Segmentation: Target users based on specific actions they’ve taken, like
adding items to their cart but not checking out.

Category-Based Segmentation: Reach users who have viewed specific product categories on your website.