Pre-Campaign report Client Profile - gTIE is a Finnish collection of innovative and stylish design neckwear and fashion accessories for men and women. While breaking ground for new styles, gTIE designs neckwear with more than a shake of that rock n' roll attitude. Instead of traditional models gTIE concentrates on exceptional choices of shape, wearing manners, and materials providing creative substitutes for ties, bow ties, cravats, chokers, plastrons, scarfs, bands, and collars. gTIE is daring, edgy, sophisticated, and rock. The price range for gTIE products in general is above the average supporting the brand's exclusive and personal image. gTIE was founded in 2007 in Helsinki by Jenni Ahtiainen, a Finnish designer who is the culmination and driving force of both, the collection and the brand. Jenni Ahtiainen established her website prior to the company, in 2006, and started running her own online store in 2008 only after one year of operating as an entrepreneur. At the moment she manages the website (www.gtie.fi), online store, designs and marketing on her own without any personnel. Manufacturing is mainly outsourced within Finland. The company has an active Facebook account (www.facebook.com/gTIEface) with a loyal fan base (1630 fans). Jenni ahtiainen also writes a blog for gTIE (gtiebackline.blogspot.com). Jenni Ahtiainen designs all gTIE products herself. The brand is originally based on two collections: FRENZY, a ready-made collection produced in three locations in Finland, Helsinki, Lappeenranta, and Vaasa and gUNIQUE, a tailor-made collection where the customer's wishes are the basis of the design and detailing. The latest "KENNETH collection 2012 for men" is produced in cooperation with a Finnish classic tie manufacturer and sold through their sales channel as well as in gTIE online store. Market Analysis - A selection of gTIE products are sold in small boutiques in Finland. The majority of sales, however, come through the online store. Media's growing interest in gTIE and Jenni Ahtianen has increased the company's offline and online presence. Both offline and online presence have a strong effect on online sales, which indicates of a highly responsive client base. Statistics from Google Analytics or other web analytics tools are not currently available. However, according to the company, customers consist of all ages, (excluding young children), almost equally men and women. Women tend to buy more through the online store whereas men seek to find offline channels. gTIE operates in a small niche in the clothing industry and does not face direct competition within Finland. The Finnish quality design and a well-known designer differentiate gTIE from its potential foreign competitors offering lower-priced mass produced accessories in the Finnish market. However, gTIE's offering includes substitutes for traditional ties and bowties and therefore, the company faces

  competition from companies offering traditional ties and bowties especially offline. Online, for example, when searching for "tie" in Finnish, Google Search shows only one ad from www.tieroom.fi. Then again, when searching for "fashion accessories for men" Google Search shows numerous ads from big foreign companies operating in Finland. Even though these companies are not direct competitors on the market, in Google AdWords we are competing with them with some keywords. Foreign online stores and designers form a greater threat of competition than local. Accordingly, the Finnish clothing and accessories industry has been losing market share to foreign competitors for decades. Growth of the industry has been almost nonexistent and high labor costs result in uncompetitive prices for local products. Generally the industry is very sensitive to economic fluctuations and even weather changes. Total sales of Finnish fashion retailers in 2010 was €1958 million. Online sales in Finland are growing fast, clothing and footwear being one of the biggest online product categories. In 2008, 22% of the population (aged 16-74) had bought clothes or shoes online and by 2011 the amount had increased to 31%. Although, generally in Finland, the late springtime and Christmas are seasons for celebration and dressing up, seasonality does not show strongly in gTIE's sales. Current Marketing - The main function of the official website is online sales and it acts also as a brand showroom. Content on the official site is more static and focused on product categories instead of for example current events or news. The website has two language versions, English and Finnish. Google PageRank for the Finnish version is 3 and for the English version 2. Currently, the only statistics available for the website are from Google Webmaster Tool. gTIE's Facebook account is very active; the launch of new products, sales promotion (special offers), articles related to Jenni and her products are a visible and a viable part of marketing activities in the social media. The account greatly supports the official website and online store and is highly valued as a social channel for being in contact with regular customers and fans. The URL is mainly promoted online. According to Google Webmaster Tool the company website has 5339 inbound links. Conclusions - Despite the active presence in social media the company is lacking effective means to reach potential customers who are not yet aware of gTIE. gTIE's long-term strategy for increasing brand awareness and building a foundation for further marketing efforts are initiated with our AdWords campaigns in both, Google search and Google display networks. gTIE's goal is to increase customers' awareness of the products, boost traffic to the official website and to reach new customers to increase sales.

  AdWords Strategy - The proposed AdWords strategy consists of one brand campaign in the Google display network and a brand campaign and two product campaigns in the search network with altogether eight ad groups. Network Campaign Ad group Budget % Budget €

Men's neckwear Ties Plastrons Cravats 35 %

Table  1  

Search Festive Bands Bowties Decolts Crosets 35 % 172.58 €

Brand gTIE

Tailored

30 %

Display Brand Image Text ads ads 50 % 50 % 19.18 €

Campaign  structure

Our target is to boost sales in the online store of a small company that sells unknown products, some of which are invented by the designer. This creates a challenge for finding suitable keywords as well as creating ways to reach people who are not initially looking for these products, but could be willing to buy a gTIE instead of a classic tie. Therefore, our focus is on two broader categories - the brand and individual products. Since we are mainly targeting customers who are not yet familiar with the products, we have constructed the campaigns to match the more ordinary search queries for accessories and style. The display campaign is part of our mission to raise brand awareness to support the product campaign. We will target the display network campaign mainly to stylists' blogs and other fashion blogs. We will use geo-targeting to limit our ads to be shown initially only in Finland. Still, due to the nature of the brand, we will use some ads in English, as research on search queries in Google indicate that Finnish people use also English search terms. Due to the unfamiliarity of the product there is a risk of not getting enough impressions or clicks, and therefore, in addition to all other optimization actions, we are prepared to expand our geo-targeting with our English ads. None of Google web tools are available for us at the moment, yet the general linking statistics available on the web support this plan. Moreover, since the products are extremely niche, we aim more for quality impressions and better CTR than just masses of impressions. Search Display Table  2  

CPC

Clicks

Impressions

Budget

CTR

0.55 € 0.25 €

313 77

8943 7700

172.58 € 19.18 €

3.5 % 1.0 %

Target  metrics

By the end of the campaign we aim to achieve around 7 000 - 9 000 impressions on both networks and reach a CTR of 3.5% in the search network and 1.0% in the display network. To be able to track conversions, we aim to connect Google Analytics and Google Webmaster Tool to the client's website before launching the campaign. We strive to at least double the visits on our client's website. During the campaign we wish to achieve 25 % more likes on

  client's Facebook page. We will start with broad match keywords and +match modifier to learn the consumers' search behavior and to increase CTR. Table 3 below shows sample keywords for the Kenneth collection Adgroup. The keywords marked with * will remain also in English, others being translated to Finnish. Adgroup

Ties

Table  3  

Suggested keywords kenneth, kenneth collection*, tie, new tie, scarf for men, fashion for men*, fashion rules*, new style for men, gift for men, +gift men's neckwear, Matex, cravat, +tie, +substitute, [silk tie]*, [knotted scarf], [pocket square], [my name is Kenneth]*, [kenneth by gtie]*, [Kenneth by Matex]*, [menswear online]*, +Kenneth, +stockmann, +kenneth, +sokos +gtie*

Negative keywords [cole], cheap, second hand, used, free, child, children, woman, woolen

Sample  keywords

Intensive keyword research will be done and after monitoring the initial keyword and campaign performance we will check our settings on a daily basis to optimize campaign performance. Sample ads

gTIE - Kenneth collection

Looking for a tie?

boutique.gtie.fi/Categories/Kenneth More choices for everyday style, check out new fashion rules for men!

boutique.gtie.fi/Categories/Kenneth Check out new fashion rules for men and get a gTIE !

Table  4  

Sample  ad  texts  

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campaign in the display network supports with a share of 10% of the total budget. In the display

network we want to stress the first two-week time period. The weekly budget shares for the search network campaigns for the three-week time period are 37%, 27%, and 35%. In the case of being able to use analytics tools, we have set goals such as, doubling the traffic on the official website that is, the online selling point and increasing the amount of Facebook fans by 25%. We also aim at being able to gather relevant data for future long-term website quality enhancement and search engine optimization for the client company.

Pre-Campaign report

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