155% User Growth, Product Launch Strategy Mix

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This case study delves into a recent product launch where a strategic blend of marketing tactics yielded a remarkable 155% user growth.

We’ll dissect the key data points and unveil the specific strategy mix that fueled this expansion, providing actionable insights into a successful product launch approach.

Key Stats from the Case Study

  • 155% Growth in Website Users.
  • 5% effort with Search Everywhere Optimization Resulted in 10-20% total conversions.
  • Data showed a direct cause and effect relationship to our marketing strategy.

The Cause and Effect, 544 Active Website Users

For this case study, we’ll start by examining the results and working backwards. As you can see in the graph, our work concluded in mid-March.

Paid social media advertising provided invaluable data for optimizing landing page design, refining brand messaging, identifying essential product features.

This was due to a product launch where we discovered the product wasn’t market-ready. Despite the premature halt, this study effectively demonstrates the power of our strategies.

It’s a case study in direct ROI of product launch marketing.

It’s akin to turning on a faucet: when the flow is active, results surge. Conversely, when the faucet is turned off, the results cease abruptly.

Google Analytics Chart showing active users decreasing drastically when Mafost Marketing stopped the campaign.

The graph demonstrates a dramatic decline in user engagement, ultimately reaching zero.

This stark visual effectively illustrates the direct cause-and-effect relationship between the strategic approach I’ll outline at the conclusion of this case study.

However, before we delve into the specifics of that strategy, let’s first examine the positive results achieved during its active implementation.

New Website, New Product Launch, New User Growth

It’s important to note that website development was handled externally, resulting in a platform that presented significant limitations.

Despite these constraints, our marketing strategies yielded remarkable results.

Search Everywhere Optimization contributed to 10-20% of our total lead generation.

We consistently achieved weekly averages of approximately 500 new users.

User Growth is Revenue Potential

For a nascent business, this level of growth represents a substantial opportunity for brand awareness, consistent lead generation, and, assuming product success, the potential for robust revenue to sustain operations.

Better Results with Website Optimization

As illustrated in the chart above, the week of March 9th saw an average of 458 active website users and over 1,000 page views.

This indicates strong user engagement, with visitors interacting with multiple pages.

While these figures serve as a positive baseline, they also underscore the potential for even greater results with a more optimized website.

Now, let’s broaden our perspective and examine the overall impact of our product launch efforts, comparing the active months to the preceding period.

155% Month over Month Growth

155% Growth in active website users during the product launch promotion.
155% Growth in active website users during the product launch promotion.

We achieved a 155% month-over-month growth rate by implementing a strategic combination of short-term traffic generation, organic social media engagement, and long-term search engine optimization (SEO).

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From late February through early March, we observed a consistent, gradual increase in daily website traffic.

This growth continued over the subsequent two weeks, culminating in 100 to 125 new daily website users.

For a product launch with a limited budget, this level of traffic provided crucial data for landing page optimization and image testing, requiring approximately 100 daily data points.

Prior to our involvement, website traffic averaged between zero and 20 daily users, highlighting the significant impact of our comprehensive strategy.

The Product Launch Strategy Mix

Let’s delve into the specific product launch strategy we implemented.

  • Budget: Our daily budget was $50, allocated primarily to Meta as our primary social media platform.
  • Strategy Combo: The strategy comprised a combination of: 20% organic social media engagement, 60% paid social media advertising, 15% pay-per-click (PPC) advertising, and 5% search everywhere optimization.

Organic Social

For our organic social media efforts, we focused on increasing brand awareness, conducting audience testing, and building retargeting audiences.

Organic social media initiatives contributed to 10-30% of our overall website traffic.

Paid Social

Our paid social media strategy focused on two primary objectives:

  1. Audience signal testing
  2. Website traffic generation.

This channel accounted for 40-60% of our total website traffic and 50% of all lead conversions.

Notably, paid social media advertising provided invaluable data for optimizing landing page design, refining brand messaging, identifying essential product features for launch, and crafting effective ad copy.

PPC Ads

Our pay-per-click (PPC) advertising campaigns were deployed strategically, activated intermittently to generate rapid traffic spikes. We implemented this tactic twice throughout the campaign.

Initially, PPC was employed to drive initial traffic for testing our lead generation tools. Subsequently, towards the campaign’s conclusion, PPC was reactivated to accelerate results once the system was fully operational.

Search Everywhere Optimization

Search Everywhere Optimization represented our long-term investment, designed to establish a foundation for sustained organic traffic growth.

Even during a product launch, allocating a small percentage of resources to this strategy is highly recommended.

In our case study, despite constituting only 5% of the overall effort, it contributed to 10-20% of our total lead generation.

How Did We Implement “Search Everywhere”?

This involved leveraging secondary social media channels, including TikTok, X (formerly Twitter), LinkedIn, YouTube, a supplementary blog, and Pinterest.

These efforts enhanced brand awareness by 10-20% and enabled the creation of four spin-off content pieces from our core videos and social media posts. Notably, the secondary blog generated higher user engagement than the primary website

When a Secondary Blog Makes Sense

The secondary blog proved to be a valuable asset, generating leads, email subscribers, and notably, robust user engagement through active comment sections.

The strong sense of community fostered within the blog’s comment threads significantly contributed to the campaign’s momentum.

We anticipate that this comprehensive Search Everywhere Optimization strategy will yield increasing returns over time, driven by the substantial volume of content we produce.


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