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Increase in website leads
3050 last year vs 8770
People Reached by Ads
Cut short by Covid-19
Increase in revenue
Attributed to our ads
Every year Spring Break Fiji hosts one of best experiential travel packages in the Pacific. Selling tickets for groups of 200 people to attend a 5-day action packed adventure to of sea, sun and partying in Fiji. With big ambitions for expansion, Spring Break turned to Double to rethink their digital strategy and figure out how to scale revenue as aggressively as possible.
From the beginning, we knew we had to rethink the website. With a young audience, short attention spans and 95% of traffic on mobile, the website needed to be simple, engaging and attention-grabbing. We structured the website to convert cold traffic into leads for the sales team, build brand trust and cover off major buying reservations.
To capture our youthful audiences attention we knew we had to bring the dream the life, by using carefully curated images combined with witty messaging to engage our audience instantly. The use of bold typography and contrasting colors of yellow and blue brought lively tone of voice to the website.
To maximise the profitability of our campaign we need to trade off two ideas:
If you lead your campaign with a really strong call-to-action you risk alienating a huge part of your of your audience who might otherwise become buyers. People see your ad, click through without any context of your product, are confused by what they find, and no amount of follow up ads can convince them to return to the site. In saying that, for people who are already roughly know what you sell, a strong CTA ads can be your best source of cheap, profitable traffic. For cold audiences (people unaware of our brand) hype, product information warm people up so they’re more likely to click on our conversion ads and not bounce off our website.
It was also often cheaper to get someone to view 5 different ads (educating them on our major benefits) than get 1 click and hope people educate themselves on our website.
We planned out a logical order of 50+ ads ranging from introductory summary videos, showcasing trip activities, through to heavy call-to-action ads that assume full product knowledge. We then set up comprehensive tracking across our campaigns and the Spring Break website to build a personalised ad journey.
The more time an individual spent watching our ads, browsing our website or commenting/sharing, the more we could assume product knowledge and then more aggressively ask for a purchase.
Personalised ads (example):
