Case studies
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Numbers from accounts we’ve run, for regional and local brands. ROAS figures are actual. We keep our clients’ sales figures private.
Media work
Paid campaigns across search, social, video, app stores and marketplaces.
MediaRecruitment appJobStreet
Lower cost per install for the JobStreet app without losing the quality of the users it brings in.
Read the case study−15%cost per job application (CPA)−20%cost per install on Apple Search Ads
MediaCoffee chainBask Bear Coffee
Reaching a broader but still relevant audience near Bask Bear stores, and lifting brand consideration.
Read the case study+3.2%absolute lift in ad recall, with 31.2k lifted users−45%TikTok cost per reach compared with past campaigns
MediaCoffee, e-commerce and cafésilly Malaysia
A full-funnel plan that grew online sales across illy’s own store and the marketplaces, then brought people back to the cafés.
Read the case study~4xROAS held through careful optimisation5+countries: media expanded from Malaysia to Singapore, Australia, Thailand, Hong Kong and more
MediaFlorist, e-commerceFebruary Bloom
Winning in an ultra-competitive online florist market, with sales that pay back the ad spend.
Read the case study6.33xROAS, up from under 1x (0.85x in 2018, 3.39x in 2019, 6.33x in 2020)+647%growth in purchases, 2018 to 2025
MediaAesthetic clinicAnaya Aesthetics
Real sales from Google Ads for an aesthetic clinic, within Google’s strict advertising policies for the category.
Read the case study20xROAS: USD 1,000 in Google Ads returned USD 20,000 in sales
MediaRide-hailing appinDrive
Lower install costs for a ride-hailing app in markets crowded with big, established players.
Read the case study−47%cost per install (CPI), through audience, creative and location optimisation−56%cost per install (CPA), through audience, creative and location optimisation
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Social work
Content and community management that makes brands worth following.
Guocera
Making people care about a low-involvement product like tiles, across four social platforms.
Marks & Spencer
A new TikTok page and a local line that made a British brand feel at home with Malay audiences over Ramadan.
VANZO
Less salesy social pages that still connect with the audience, in Chinese and Malay.
Ili Pot
Keeping an online-only, pandemic-born food brand growing once diners had every choice again.
Salon du Chocolat
Making a premium chocolate brand look as good as it tastes, and reaching far beyond its followers.