This case study demonstrates the eternal value of high-quality veterinary clinical content and how it can be given new life with a smart remarketing campaign.
In particular, we look at two dimensions of this campaign:
- Clinical content engagement
- Performance of a remarketed free demo offer
Case Study
This algorithm-driven campaign offered veterinarians a peer-reviewed educational chart with diagnostic and treatment information for a common condition seen in canine and feline patients.
The advertiser planned to remarket to those who engaged with the algorithm by sending a highly relevant offer for a limited-time demonstration, ideally producing sales-qualified leads.
Campaign Goals
This campaign had several goals:
- Generate brand awareness.
- Drive algorithm engagement.
- Provide an audience for demonstration remarketing.
Campaign Details
Engagement Magnet | Algorithm |
Messaging | Peer-Reviewed Clinical Content |
Advertising Vehicles for Algorithm | Email, Native Newsletter, Social |
Advertising Vehicles for Remarketing | Email, Social |
Target Audience | US-based veterinarians, practice owners, and practice managers who had engaged with synergistic content in the past |
Campaign Results
This campaign employed A/B testing as well as creative and headline testing to optimize engagement.
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Algorithm Email Performance
Here are the highlights of the email performance:
Algorithm Native Performance
For 3 consecutive weeks, native ads were placed in the Clinician’s Brief newsletter, where they earned above benchmark engagement. The ads leveraged different creative and headlines optimized based on email performance.
Native Ad 1 | 212% over benchmark click-through rate |
Native Ad 2 | 72% over benchmark click-through rate |
Native Ad 3 | 112% over benchmark click-through rate |
Algorithm Social Performance
The campaign also included social media in its algorithm promotion. Tracking noted the performance on 3 ads was slightly above benchmarks for the clinical content promotion.
Limited-Time Offer Veterinary Remarketing Campaign
Seven months later, the advertiser reactivated the target audience with a limited-time offer exclusive to those who had engaged with the algorithm.
This offer was deployed via a single email and social post, and the results were incredible:
Summary
This case study demonstrates the value of leveraging quality clinical content to identify target audiences for sales-based remarketing campaigns. It also highlights the importance of remembering social media in your sales-based remarketing efforts.
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