A Breath of Fresh Air: Colorfil’s Air-Tight Amazon Strategy

When we first started working with LLUME, we noticed that their account frequency was higher than we’d usually like to see, which can lead to burnout from the audience’s perspective. As a segue into other changes, such as the audience matrix, we adjusted this and then tackled their segmentation and campaigns. 

In order to effectively restructure an ad account, there’s a few key campaigns that Pilothouse utilizes to see where improvements can be made. For LLUME, we decided that an audience matrix, a campaign that we run to test various audiences amongst ad sets with our winning creative formats, would be the best bet to hone in on. One particular winner in our lookalike audience testing was taken off of our client’s giveaway email list alongside success in interest stackers, mainly targeted towards other brands that our ideal consumer would be attracted to.

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Optimizing our strategy at the top of the funnel to acquire high-quality leads is a heavy focus that we provide for our clients. The Pilothouse team constantly cycles through different ideas on our client’s audience matrices. For LLUME, our team went as far as testing vacation interest, clothing brand interest, and even finding a winner in makeup brands. Along with other various tests, our focus was to discover new outlets of segmentation that LLUME’s ideal consumer would engage with.

Another issue that Pilothouse’s team assessed was that LLUME’s tracking pixel was over-firing and leading to inaccurate data reporting. We brought in our funnel technicians to identify where the issue was occurring and promptly fixed it. These solutions led to increased accuracy in reporting metrics and ultimately helped the overall ROAS (Return on Ad Spend).

Since the nature of LLUME’s products is accessible to most jewelry fanatics, we saw numerous outlets in which they could succeed on the creative front of Pilothouse’s work with them.

To isolate our creative tests and figure out what may work for our client, we decided to start with Pilothouse’s tried-and-tested winning creative formats of green screen video explainers, being that it’s friendly to consumers because it shows vulnerability in the presentation of a product on a more engaging and friendly level, alongside variations of previous top performers. We eventually used the momentum of promotional events, such as LLUME’s Valentine’s Day Sale, to apply those principles to the other product sets that showed promise.

Our creative direction didn’t stop there, as we offered guidance in their promotional efforts, and decided to create dedicated campaigns for each high-performing product in order to scale out winning product creatives into their own campaigns. This tactic is another golden test that Pilothouse offers to their clients as it usually yields positive results. Although this may seem self-explanatory, these efforts allowed LLUME to allocate their resources more effectively, and ultimately result in a higher number of overall sales.

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