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A consumer tech company gathered high-value leads and increased sales
Wistiki (@TeamWistiki) is a French company that sells tracking devices. A user can link one of the devices to a smartphone and then use it to keep track of a set of keys, a car, or anything else they don’t want to lose.
Campaign objective
Wistiki wanted to generate more visits to their website, both to raise brand awareness and to increase sales. To achieve these goals, they decided to run a website clicks or conversions campaign with Twitter Ads.
Audience
Targeting iPhone owners in France, Switzerland, and Luxembourg.
Result
"We chose Twitter because the platform allows us to reach out to anyone very easily. We also liked the simplicity of the format, which makes it high-impact, and that our cost-per-click was at least half that of other social channels."
Keys to success
Use the Tweet image to explain your product
As Wistiki sells a relatively new product with a unique value proposition, the image and copy in their ads needed to convey the main uses of a Wistiki.
This image showing a set of keys was particularly good at explaining their product at a glance and enticing Twitter users to click through to the website.
Find the right audience with device targeting
When setting up a Twitter Ads campaign, you can choose to target desktop or mobile devices. Within mobile targeting, you can further refine: by Android or iOS, by operating system version, by mobile operator, or by specific types of device.
As the Wistiki team realized their users mostly pair their product with iOS devices, they primarily targeted iOS users. They reinforced their targeting in their creative by showing an iPhone with a screenshot of the tracking program.
Draw potential customers in by asking questions
The Wistiki team tested different variations of their Tweet copy to understand what would resonate the most with their audience.
One theme that worked was asking a question. In this example, by asking users if they’ve ever forgotten where they’d put their keys, the Wistiki team could explain their product and remind users of the problem they’re solving in a concise and approachable way.