How we increased Shillington Education’s lead volume and maintained high lead quality
Shillington Education PPC / SEM
Shillington Education, a premier graphic design boot camp, sought to dramatically increase their lead volume across their primary markets: the UK, Australia, and the US. Dillon and the Convert Lab team were tasked with launching and optimizing their paid advertising campaigns to achieve this goal.
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Laura Carrick
Marketing and Comms @ Shillington
Challenge & Goals:
Before Convert Lab joined the team, Shillington Education did not have any paid advertising channels and struggled to generate new leads from their primary markets: the US, UK, and Australia. Their goal was to establish a robust paid advertising presence and ensure a steady stream of high-quality leads.
- No prior paid advertising channels
- Struggling to generate new leads in the US, UK, and Australia
- Needed to maintain high lead quality while increasing lead volume
Our Process:
The Convert Lab team employed a comprehensive approach similar to the one used for Lighthouse Labs. This included campaign strategy, targeting, ad creative/copy, conversion rate optimization, and analytics/reporting. Dillon worked closely with Shillington’s graphic design team to create effective ads and develop new lead-generation strategies, such as course curriculum downloads.
- Campaign Strategy
- Targeting
- Ad Creative/Copy
- Conversion Rate Optimization
- Analytics/Reporting
- Market-specific Terminology
Results:
The campaign successfully increased lead volume while maintaining high lead quality. The average cost per lead was $12, with a cost per qualified lead and application of $21.66. The team continuously increased the ad spend, reaching $10,000 per month. Dillon’s strategic approach and close collaboration with the Shillington team were key to this success.
- Dramatic increase in lead volume
- Maintained high lead quality
- Successfully launched campaigns in the UK, Australia, and the US
- Continuous month-over-month increase in ad spend