Step #1: Analyze the market and target audience.
Well, how do you analyze... when there are only 7 days for launch, you have to rely on desk research. From the available sources, we learned:
- what competitors are doing;
- what has worked in advertising in Russia;
- we formulated hypotheses about target segments.
Based on all the data, we created a project passport: audience segments, advertising messages and landing pages for them, a rapid launch plan, and a plan for making adjustments to adapt to the local market.
Step #2: Quick Launch.
Refining the websites took a lot of time, so we first launched lead forms and quizzes. As the primary advertising channel, we chose targeted advertising on Facebook and Instagram for Russian- and English-speaking audiences.
In the first week of the launch, we generated 144 leads, but the qualification percentage wasn't very high. However, we obtained the main objective—initial data for analysis and optimization.
Step #3: Optimization and Scaling.
The next step was to make the website multilingual and include the Arabic audience in the advertising.
For expansion, we added a new channel: advertising on TikTok.
Through acquaintances, we learned that the local population actively uses Snapchat. And what does that mean? Right!
We launched advertising there, too.
Additionally, we delved deeper into the demographics of Dubai: many residents are from India. Therefore, we created additional advertising campaigns targeting this audience.
As a result, we had:
- 4 advertising channels: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat.
- 4 language groups: Russian, English, Arabic, and Hindi.
Examples of advertising announcements: