Pirelli Digital Marketing Campaign Case Study – An Italian tires Company embraced Digital Marketing to create an intimate and interactive media experience

Pirelli Digital Marketing Campaign Case Study

Pirelli’s Business Objective: Grow the followers’ list in the USA

When Was The campaign Planned?

It was planned to do it during the launch of their newest product, the P Zero All Season Plus tire.

What was on Mind:

Pirelli sought to create something unique, interactive, and as premium as would be expected of the storied brand.

Brand Positioning:

To be known as Premium & talked Brand

Challenges & Roadblocks

  1. Trying to do something different than the most common search & display ads.
  2. The Goal was to give tailored engagement with the users
  3. To have a tailored engagement; the important thing was to know the Target market and have the direct conversation with them to get the deeper level and keep the tab on the media cost & spillage

What was done: Showcasing a Thrilling Ride

6S teamed up with New York-based creative agency Engine Digital to craft an immersive and interactive Pirelli experience. The “Highway Zero” campaign provides an exciting first-person ridealong through video segments filmed in California’s Marin County, Joshua Tree, and Lake Tahoe.

Engine Digital used the latest videography technology like Red cameras, aerial drones, and wheel-well-mounted GoPros to capture every thrilling turn.

What was there for User? Apart from thrilling ride?…

Users can virtually “ride-along” to discover the performance and grip of Pirelli tires. As a supplement, an integrated travelogue highlights roadside attractions and points of interest — to the user is truly experiencing the Californian pavement!

Best of all, viewers can enter to win their own California road trip in a Cadillac ATS with the all-new P Zero All Season Plus.

Great Campaign was the first Step, then Next was driving traffic to the successful delivery of a message.

To streamline the digital marketing strategy, the media plan was sliced into four components, each designed for optimal targeting and data collection.

Slice 1: Social Media

Social became a huge component of our campaign in terms of diversity and creativity in use. Facebook and Twitter were our focal points, and here’s a taste of how we used each:

Facebook: tested to find new audience segments, with our large array of ad sets allowing us to find who was responding to what creative and ad copy best. Ads started with over 25 unique ad sets, then were continuously tweaked and updated to reflect user engagement, campaign messaging, and new Pirelli activities during the campaign.

Twitter: At the start of our campaign, Pirelli was lacking a Twitter account – so we created one! (@PirelliUSA) We built their fan base to the 8,500 followers they have today, and coordinated Highway Zero promotions with organic, engaging content. To further establish Pirelli’s positive engagement, we developed the philanthropic #HealthierMan campaign. Pirelli encouraged their followers to use the hashtag and discuss how they’re living a healthy lifestyle. At the end of the campaign, Pirelli donated $10,000 to the Men’s Health Network.

Slice 2: Video Ad platforms

Pirelli provided us with extensive research on their target market, so we knew that video advertising was a great point of entry to connect with our audience as they watched relevant material. Our video strategy included:

  1. Running pre-roll ads on YouTube, with creative content to engage users to keep watching
  2. Using TubeMogul’s RTB technology to manage video advertising initiatives and gain brand metrics
  3. Performing granular user targeting on these channels through categories like geography, language, topics, and interests

Slice 3: Display Advertising

While Pirelli was already using display and search marketing, we sought out the best contextual targeting opportunities and used conversion optimizer tools to boost results. Some of our tactics included:

  1. RTB and programmatic buying
  2. Creating custom audiences to target in self-serve platforms such as Google AdWords and YouTube
  3. Targeting online publications and video channels
  4. Developing relationships with media partners, running their technology to find best audiences and placements
  5. Optimizing toward people most likely to find retailer locations or view tire specification pages

Slice 4: Key Opinion Leader Outreach

Lastly, we looked for key players in the automotive industry, and we contacted these trusted names to make Pirelli a part of their social presence. Their audiences were a key target market for Pirelli’s P Zero Ultra Season Plus tires. Our Key Opinion Leaders spread their support through:

  1. Sponsored posts on platforms such as Facebook and Instagram
  2. Full TV-quality Pirelli product reviews on YouTube
  3. Encouraging engagement between their fan base and Pirelli through replies, retweets, and links posted

Campaign Outcome Measurement KPI’s

  1. The Pirelli Highway Zero campaign received 173,000 visits to date, with 111,219 unique visitors overall
  2. Video media delivered over 1 million impressions, with an average cost per view of just $0.04
  3. Display media drove over 24,000 visits to the Highway Zero website
  4. Total Twitter engagements reached almost 40,000, with an engagement rate of 0.83%
  5. Pirelli’s #HealthierMan hashtag was tweeted 2,153 times and delivered 24 million impressions
  6. Facebook paid media gained over 90,000 engagements, with a CTR of 1%
  7. Social influencer content received nearly 8,000 engagements on non-Pirelli channels

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VanArts Expectations from Online Marketing initiative

Vanarts wanted to give new look to their website and that will help in acquiring new students, which will result in the increase in enrollment of students in the course.

They wished to highlight the best about their business; detailed information about the faculty and their work, amazing feedback from past students about the program, focus on career opportunities and career options, and overall exit value of the program. Creating a more impactful presence in securing local leads.

What was done?

The website was given a fresh look and feel, and major emphasis was on the UX & UI (user experience & User Interface) & mobility (i.e. making the website responsive, as almost 80% of the visitors on the website were coming from Mobile devices, Data was captured from Google analytics)

Each course content was given a better structure and highlighted the student’s work prominently.

Utmost care was taken in migrating the website, keeping in mind the Page authority & domain authority is not lost during the process. Also, a fresh strategy was defined for SEO, putting relevant Tracking code using Google tracking manager & other social media elements and conversion pixel codes on the website

Lead Acquisition Challenge

The major challenge was to get lower CPA & CPC costs than expected in local markets, competing against Vancouver Film School and the Art Institute. While search campaigns targeting India performed especially well, VanArts wanted to also increase applications from local students due to immigration issues with international students. To focus on reaching potential students in BC and Alberta, remarketing list search ads (RLSA), as well as local remarketing display banners were done. In addition, also did a custom content piece on The Daily Hive, a native advertising format that garnered great results.

In terms of Analytics, implemented a strategy and performed a restructure of the whole account. Prior to engagement, the Analytics setup was only tracking total leads and total applications at a very high level. custom reports were created to monitor progress throughout the enrollment year and pinpoint opportunities.

Outcomes & KPI’s defined for this

VanArts got a new website and fresh leads to accompany it; year-over-year, leads increased nearly 60%, and they spent more time on the site due to streamlined, informative content. Custom Analytics provides valuable intel for continually optimizing conversion points.

  • Total leads: 60% YOY increase
  • Total applications: 25% YOY increase
  • Average time on site: 2:30 (vs. 2:13)
  • Average pages/session: 2.51 (vs. 2.29)

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Digital Marketing Case study – Mountain equipment company based in Canada, a leading retailer of outdoor sportswear, specialized gears, and active lifestyle services.

Vision from Digital Marketing Case Study

MEC wishes to become one of the most popular online e-commerce stores for sportswear products, wishes to give an improved online shopping experience for their members.

Sportswear products are a seasonal business and it was challenging for MEC   found it difficult to cater their Google AdWords account to the seasonality and fast product demand changes.

Current Challenges

Existing PPC campaign had few challenges.

The account lacked proper structure; they couldn’t quickly identify which items were selling, and ad groups weren’t tightly themed. This caused MEC’s cost-per-click to be higher than desirable.

Campaign Structure was rebuilt

Keywords and ad copy were refined to become more relevant to one another, while irrelevant keywords were cut out.

Ad groups were tightly-themed, making it easier to quickly react to seasonal product demand changes. Optimized keywords were added to suggest related products to consumers.

The Result

Every 1$ spend they started making $17

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