Dedicated and results-oriented Digital Marketer with over five years of experience excelling in managing various facets of digital marketing. Proficient in devising and executing effective social media campaigns, implementing paid marketing strategies, leveraging Google Analytics insights, driving app installs, optimizing SEO, and managing both Facebook and Google Ads. Skilled in search engine marketing techniques, with a strong focus on delivering tangible results. Possesses excellent interpersonal and communication skills, coupled with a knack for client management, ensuring client satisfaction and retention.
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As a Performance Marketing expert, I played a pivotal role in helping Addition Ink achieve its crowdfunding goal of $60,000 for its innovative 3D printing technology. Here's how I contributed to the success of the campaign:
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Aiseny User Acquisition Campaign:
78% growth in users for Impactionable.com, an Australian-based non-profit client. Here's a breakdown of our strategy
Growth Breakdown:
So hi. This is Seth Ram, and, uh, I have 5 years experience in, uh, performance marketing. Right now, I'm working as a performance marketing manager at, uh, Prohead. So it's a digital agency where we help, uh, e ecommerce, grants, and health care. There are different, uh, categories and the domains we are working with. Uh, right now, I'm managing more than 50 plus, uh, clients and, uh, seeing their day to day, uh, like, campaigns, like Meta, Google, uh, other campaigns as well, and able to give them a push to grow ROI and on their, uh, digital campaigns. Uh, I have a good experience with managing people. I have good experience with training them, giving them resources where they want to learn. And also, I have good experience with the client communication as well. So I'm the main POC of working with, like I'm the main POC working with multiple accounts and able to able to give them my expertise as a service and able to grow their, uh, business through my expertise. So so till now, I spent more than, uh, 10,000,000 on, uh, Google Ads and more than 15,000,000 on Meta Ads. So I have good expertise in ecommerce. I work with major brands like, uh, ACTA, Tata, ITC, and other, uh, other, uh, startups and able to, like, grow their, like, revenue through, like, multiple campaigns, like ecom, like, shopping, search, instant experience, object devices, done, like, lot of sales campaigns on meta. So, overall, like, you can say, like, I have good expertise with all the performance marketing guy needs to have. And yeah. So that's my expertise and my overview.
Discuss a time when you had to optimize a camper for KPI other than the motion sale. Okay. Uh, so multiple, uh, like, uh, clients have multiple KPIs and, uh, for that understanding the business, understanding their business model, and a lot of times, like, uh, sales and conversions are the main end of the campaign because they are of let's take right now, I'm working with one of the app install campaign. So their main, uh, KPI is not to get the revenue through the the revenue through, uh, through the app. It's a end goal. Like, they have a plan for, like, next, uh, year and 2. But right now, their KPI is to, like, get lot of app installs. And, uh, right now, I'm running app install campaigns and universal app app installs on Google Ads, and they are getting around, like, uh, more than 10,000 installs per day with the, uh, like, if I say, like, the cost per install is around, uh, 2¢. So it depends, like, what understanding the business model, understanding, like, what will be the KPIs and optimizing our campaign as per the, uh, client needs. So that is the the the KPIs. And other than sales, like, definitely, if we run for the sales, then definitely there will be a revenue. But yeah.
Okay. Uh, okay. So scaling a client business using performance marketing channels. So, uh, mainly, we first of all, let's take if client has a offline business and he wants to go online, and he says, like, there is a lot of scope where we can grow the business. So, initially, we will start with the pool based platforms like Google Ads or Bing. So any search intent, uh, type of campaigns, and, uh, then we will do a push based marketing. And we run campaigns on social media, like, sure, meta, Instagram, and, like, other, like, my, uh, other social media, Pinterest. So we will find, like, okay. Now we transition to the online. Let's see, like, what, uh, what are the core, uh, cost per sale is, what is the cost per what is the CTR is, what are the average return on ads when we are getting. Seeing, like, testing multiple campaigns, we will find 1 or 2 campaigns which are winning. So we will scale them and, uh, that's how we grow the, uh, grow the business using performance marketing.
Uh, so brand safety is, uh, something which, uh, uh, every everyone should do. So a lot of time, what happens is, like, lot of competitors use our keywords and, uh, our brand name in their marketing. Sometime it's strictly get our users to them and sometime just to, uh, create, like, lot of negativity around our brand. For in that scenario, first of all, we have to, uh, tell, like, algorithms or platform or, like, platforms which we are running ads that this is my, uh, brand and this should be, uh, not this keywords or this sort of content or ad copies not should not run by other competitors or other brands. So we have to whitelist our keywords, whitelist our content, whitelist our domain. So that can be help to to get our brand keywords and brand name as a safe so no one can put on our keywords. So this is the one way we can do it, and there are, like, a lot of other ways, like, online reputation management is there, and, uh, we can do that as well. We can, uh, we can there are a lot of tools like more, uh, MOS, BuzzFeed. Uh, sorry. Buzz growth. So these tools can help us, uh, to see which brand or which uh, competitor is mentioning our, uh, keywords or a topic or a show in social media, or they're creating any, uh, negative, uh, publicity around the brand. So this is the way we can do the ensure our brand is safely in various platforms.
So there are lot of metrics we, uh, prioritize when we are running search, uh, advertising. So first of all is, like, what are the, uh, keyword, uh, cost per key or, like, cost per click, which we are seeing. Uh, then the second one will be the what is the search impression we are seeing on the keyword, and the third one is how many people are clicking on the ads which we are running. So it's a CTR one. So let's check if the CTR is low, definitely, the CPC will go high, and the cost per conversion will be higher side. Uh, so this is how we, um, uh, like, see the data. And, also, like, there are the top bid impression, search impression, and there are other who are, like, out competing us. So we can see all the all the data in the report section or this, uh, reports inside section of the search campaign.
Okay. So, uh, every testing is a very interesting, uh, form of mark marketing where we can, uh, create multiple creatives. Let's take if it's a creative site, like, we can create multiple creatives, and we can see which creative is working very well. We can, like, split our traffic to, uh, like, traffic, uh, to both, and we can see which is converting very well. And as per the data, we will, uh, take a call which creative should, uh, be, uh, utilizing further activities. It can be done on various levels. Like, we can do it on on a audience level, gender level, um, uh, age level. We can do it on a landing page level as well, and we can do landing pages landing page level as well. We can do it on certain, uh, interest or certain geographics as well. So there are multiple ways to do AB testing to find the better winning end results.
How do you account for external account factor? Okay. So economy, uh, so economic factor when so so so we have to see when we are creating, uh, or planning any, uh, campaign. So first of all, we have to create a media plan. In media plan, we use what sort of numbers. We will, uh, we will, uh, we, like, we are gonna achieve in a in a particular month. And, uh, we have to see lot of data, like, what are the amount CTR we are getting, what is the cost per impression we are getting, what are the average CTR we are getting on, what are the average of cost per result is, what is the AOV, uh, collecting all this data from the dashboard and creating some formulas in Excel or there are, uh, tools over there to do this. We create a certain projection for the next month. And what we will do, we will add the external factors as well. Like, let's see, like, there is a market down or there is some, uh, like, a World Cup happening. So the CPM will go up on the higher side. So we have to plan, okay, this event gonna come in this particular day date. So it will the sequence will go high automatically. So we have to, uh, collect all the data which is going on the market. We have to create a media planner. And as per the media planner final numbers, we have to execute our campaigns. So this is the proper process I follow and lot of experienced, um, uh, perform performance marketers do it. And, yeah, this is the
So, basically, adding negative, uh, keywords, uh, in the campaign will help us to, like, optimize campaigns more and not show our ads on nonrelated keywords or, uh, keywords which don't have any, uh, any relatable intent. Uh, so that excluding those from the gap in, um, the search terms, uh, definitely will give us more controlled way of, uh, ROI and return on ads. And implementing this will, uh, definitely help the overall cost per conversion and the cost per cost per click.
Uh, so it uh, so there are multiple ways we can segment the campaign. So the, uh, the complex method I use so, uh, so we used this method on on of our accounts. So what we've done is, like, we we were driving traffic on, uh, Meta Ads, and we will, like, uh, so we integrate the Google Analytics and we create a lot of segments. And what we used to do, like, each segment, we used to create a trigger in Google Tag Manager. So let's take whatever page he visit. The the page with tags used to be fine, and we used to, like, collect that data. And creating this will, like, we got a refined user base, and we use this, uh, data to create look like audience to launch on the the lookalike campaigns and the conversion campaigns. So this given us around more like, us, like, more than 6, 7 progress on the campaign.
So right now, like, uh, most of the campaigns which we are running are user generated. Uh, it gives a a very authority and very, uh, uh, it gives a very like, user if the user sees a a user who is creating, uh, content for the videos, uh, for the brand, definitely trust the the the user content, like, generated content, uh, more than a specific or generic type of content which, uh, brands create. So user generated content is sort of creating a trust and that authority for the brand, and that content works very well. Like, most of the ecommerce work work with the u UGC content right now. And, uh, there are different types of UGC content as well. Like, uh, we can do, like, review content. We can do a partnership or we can do a poll app. Uh, so that also gives the the users who have good followers at Hottie also and their, uh, reach as well.
Uh, so so a battle between, like, uh, the performance, the client expectation, and the the the rules which, uh, we need to follow as a performance marketer. So for that, we have a clear SOPs. Like, this can be done, and this should be the way, uh, we want to go. And and and, uh, there are, like, multiple, uh, rules, guidelines which, uh, we follow to create a performance creative for following any sort of privacy policy. So this, uh, all things we have to see, uh, when we are trying to create a performance marketing course. So it can be done through, like, meta, uh, policy pages, guidelines, rules, guidebooks. So we can we have to go through all the policy pages, and we have to finalize, okay, this is the way we are going to do the campaigns without any violating any policies or guidelines and give the good ROI in the sense.