Hero Signal Media

Ecommerce brand, paid social creative testing programme

An online retailer swapped occasional boosted posts for structured campaigns, separated audiences and a testing routine that treated creative as the main variable.

The situation

The retailer had a healthy organic following and a catalogue that photographed well, but its advertising consisted of boosting whichever post the team liked that week. Audiences overlapped, messages muddled together, and nobody could say which creative choices were earning the spend, which made every budget conversation a matter of taste rather than evidence.

What was delivered

The studio rebuilt the account structure with separated discovery and retargeting campaigns, then instituted a testing routine where each round varied one creative element at a time: the hook, the opening frame or the offer framing. Organic posts that earned strong attention were adapted into ad creative, losing variants were retired quickly, and monthly reporting explained movement in business language the owner could act on.

The qualitative outcome

Advertising became a discipline the business could discuss calmly. Creative decisions were argued from test evidence instead of preference, the catalogue of proven hooks grew with every round, and budget meetings shortened because the report already answered the questions the owner used to ask.

This ecommerce brand profile sits alongside the full catalogue on the services overview, where the disciplines behind the work are described in scope detail.

Recognise your own situation here?

Brands in a position like this ecommerce brand client can describe where their channels stand on the contact page, and the founder will reply with an honest view of the programme that would fit. This profile covered a ecommerce brand engagement, and comparable work is scoped individually for every new client.