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A new path for a new world

When Chris initially reached out to our team in 2020, he expressed his concerns regarding the state of his business. Having worked with another agency in Perth for three years to develop a Magento eCommerce website, Chris experienced difficulties during the migration process, which led to a decline in SEO rankings and ineffective Google Ads campaigns.

Our client was understandably disheartened by these setbacks, and felt a sense of disappointment and uncertainty. Chris understood without prompt and positive changes, there were more challenges awaiting him soon.

SEO

Our SEO specialists invested significant effort into executing a comprehensive site migration and enhancing the new site’s SEO performance. Although the website’s rankings on search engines like Google had been negatively affected by previous practices, our team adopted a White Hat approach to rectify the situation and improve the site’s visibility.

Post web-launch, we diligently resolved 404 errors, ensuring a smooth user experience and better indexing by search engines. We implemented various optimisation strategies, including fine-tuning collection meta descriptions, reducing page load times, and minifying source code to improve the site’s overall performance. By optimising image sizes, we further enhanced the website’s loading speed and user-friendliness.

Our efforts were backed by thorough keyword research and search forecasts, allowing us to strategically prioritise focus-products based on their profitability and conversion rates. The integration of Shopify with GA4 also enabled comprehensive tracking and analysis of user behaviour and site performance. These efforts elevated search engine rankings, leading to sustainable growth and increased organic traffic for our client.

PPC

When comparing the first two quarters of 2023 to the same period in 2022, we achieved an impressive 37% increase in sales, resulting in an additional 1,121 sales. Furthermore, our conversion rate improved by 23.76%.

Despite the challenges posed by a 26% rise in the Cost Per Conversion (CPC), the Return on Advertising Spend (ROAS) managed to maintain a strong figure of 3.58. This achievement indicates a sensible approach to scaling the spend while effectively maintaining profitability. Although the CPC rise impacted the overall ROAS growth, the strategy remained effective, resulting in a 3% improvement.

Paid social media

Our social media ad campaigns have been incredibly successful, with May’s year-over-year conversions skyrocketing by 517.39%. The Cost Per Purchase (CPP) was impressively low at $14.50, making the ad spend highly efficient. The ROAS also experienced a significant increase of 51.84% since 2022, currently averaging an impressive 3.94 ROAS. Despite a substantial increase in monthly media spend, the ROAS has remained strong, surpassing the 2.6 ROAS achieved in 2022.

These exceptional have given The Chart & Map Shop the confidence to continue allocating a monthly budget, knowing they will achieve a positive ROAS.

Organic social media

We are thrilled to be embarking on an exciting journey with The Chart & Map Shop, focusing on empowering their organic social media efforts. Through our collaboration, we have begun providing guidance and support to help them curate engaging content. A significant milestone was achieved during our recent content day, where we captured photos and reels for their socials.

The impact of our efforts is already evident, as customers have directly approached Chris, the owner, expressing their desire to purchase specific products they discovered through the shop’s social media channels.