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Case Study – ElectroDust

ElectroDust is a manufacturer of washable, reusable furnace air filters. 

Founded in 2001, ElectroDust has grown throughout the years’ thanks to its loyal partner channel, which includes wholesalers and distributors. 

ElectroDust’s mission is to produce high-quality, highly-efficient air filters that are environmentally friendly and easy to maintain.

The Challenge

ElectroDust wanted to grow its online sales for the direct-to-consumer segment.

The Solution

We created advertising campaigns on Google, Facebook, and TikTok to drive new sales (profitably).

We also established a solid presence on Amazon, with 136+ reviews. 

We use Amazon’s advertising platform to get an average ROAS of 596% for the past 12 months.

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Case Study – The Aesthetic Lounge

The Aesthetic Lounge’s mission is simple: to help our clients see the beauty within themselves. Each and every client that walks through our doors can expect only the finest state-of-the-art technologies and most current cosmetic, non-surgical enhancement procedures and treatments.

The Challenge

They were spending money inefficiently on the Google Ads platform and didn’t know how to improve.

The Solution

We implemented the best Google Ads practices for the industry, such as Dynamic Search Ads, Local Ads, proper negative keywords list, conversion optimization, etc.

This rapidly turned money-losing campaigns into profitable winners.

The business is thriving due to its exceptional service and staff. It can now rely on a consistent stream of new clients coming via profitable Google Ads.

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One Very Important Metric Every Business Owner Should Know For Long Term Success

One Very Important Metric Every Business Owner Should Know For Long Term Success (Regardless Of The Industry)

In this video we talk about LTV (Lifetime Value) of clients and how it can help you make better decisions to grow your business.

We also talk about your CAC, customer acquisition cost, and how it plays a roll in your business strategy.

Finally, we discuss actionable steps you can use in your business to have a clearer sense of your LTV and CAC.

How To Tell If Your Ads Are Working (For small business owners)

How To Tell If Your Ads Are Working.

A key component of growing your business is knowing which marketing channels are working or not.

In any business, there’s typically 20% of your marketing efforts that generate 80% of your results.

The goal is to identify that valuable 20%. In this video, we show you how to go about tracking your results, so you can double down on your winners.

Watch below.