A clearer job for every campaign.
Frame It All separated new-customer acquisition, demand capture and fencing enquiries instead of asking one campaign structure to do everything.




+238%new-customer revenue
Different journeys.
Different campaign jobs.
Introduce the range
Meta prospecting brought gardening products to new audiences.
Capture demand
Google activity separated branded search and Performance Max.
Generate enquiries
The Fences division used a separate campaign with an enquiry objective.
Find people who had not bought before
Frame It All wanted paid media to reach more people who had never bought from the brand. Before increasing activity, the team reviewed audience settings, exclusions and attribution.
Give Meta, Google and Fences separate jobs
Marketer rebuilt the audience settings and reviewed campaign measurement. Branded and Performance Max activity were separated. Meta prospecting introduced the gardening range to new audiences, with Animal Barriers as a creative focus, while Google captured existing demand.
The Fences division needed enquiries rather than ecommerce purchases, so it received a separate campaign and objective.
Each part of the business got a useful measure
The gardening range could now be assessed against an explicit new-customer objective, while the Fences division could be assessed against enquiries. The account structure and creative followed those two customer journeys.
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