Social Media Success Stories
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Success Story #1: Super Lawn Trucks
Exciting results from a not so exciting industry.
How do you use Facebook Advertising to sell something as boring and niche as Lawn Contractor Trucks?
As you’re about to see, we created and promoted a single piece of content that generated:
• Over 8,000 website clicks
• 604 post likes
• 249 shares
• 171 comments
• 604 post likes
• 249 shares
• 171 comments
That’s the subject of this client case study and it starts with a question we get asked often…
…and by often we mean everyday.
What Can You Do on Facebook to Grow My Business?
The secret to a great Facebook campaign (don’t tell anyone) is composed of two parts:
1. Relevant AND great looking content
2. Laser targeted advertising
2. Laser targeted advertising
When you can successfully do those two things, ANY business, in any niche, can be wildly successful on Facebook.
And today you’re going to see the strategy we used to get some pretty amazing results for Super Lawn Trucks (step-by-step).
Lets start with Step #1:
Step #1: Find Potential Customers on Facebook That Have a Need For Lawn Trucks…Super Lawn Trucks.
When we begin a Facebook campaign we first attempt to understand the buyer persona.
Who would possibly have a need for a lawn truck?
Landscapers it is!
Could we find enough landscapers on Facebook to have a chance at converting?
Surely, you can’t get that targeted, right?
Apparently with 1.4 billion daily users, even landscapers can be found on Facebook.
A whopping 860,000 landscapers to be exact!
Perfect, this audience will come in handy when we start advertising for web traffic and leads– the fun stuff. (More on that later)
Keep reading.
Step #2: Create The Type Of Content That Gets Landscapers Excited.
For those who need a refresher…
…secret #1 to a great Facebook page is relevant AND great looking content.
You see, most businesses fail at social media marketing for many reasons; here are two biggies:
1. They post content that is relevant but not designed well enough to grab attention
Or
2. They post content that is well designed but not relevant enough for their audience to care.
Both issues deal with being able to stop your target customer while they are scrolling on Facebook.
How do we combat that problem?
Here’s an example of the type of content we used for Super Lawn Trucks:
And that post directly led to…
…a boatload of likes, shares and comments:
And certainly the attention and interest of landscapers:
Now, you might be thinking to yourself:
“How in the world did a post like this work so well?”
Truthfully, this post incorporated some key elements that we love and always include:
1. Copy that touches on the pain points of the target audience and a single call to action. In this case, efficiency, organization, and productivity.
2. An image that includes something relevant and familiar. In this case, a lawn truck.
3. An amazing team here at LYFE Marketing – special kudos to Cherrelle. ☺
How did we get even better results with this same exact post?
Keep reading.
Step #3: Advertise The Heck Out Of What’s Working
Remember the 860,000 landscapers that are on Facebook:
Once we understood the type of post that worked best on the landscape audience, it was time to advertise that post to an even large audience of landscapers.
We used a combination of interest and job titles to only target this post to the decision makers –the people who can actually give the green light on investing in a new lawn truck.
To date, we have spent exactly $1,092.97 in advertising on this campaign.
Which has led to the following results:
• Over 8,000 website clicks – 13cent per click
• 604 post likes
• 249 shares
• 171 comments
• 604 post likes
• 249 shares
• 171 comments