Campaign Valap : Vente à La Propriété

Objectives

Valap, a leading e-commerce platform for private wine and champagne sales, has launched a customer acquisition campaign in partnership with ADventori. The campaign had two main objectives:

  1. Promote wine and champagne bottles by tailoring content to the regional preferences of internet users.
  2. Drive sign-ups on the Valap website to expand the customer database and boost future sales.

The campaign targeted three key geographical areas in France: Île-de-France, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, and Nouvelle-Aquitaine.

Scenario

ADventori initially launched a geolocated DCO campaign on META. The creative content was automated based on the user’s region, enabling personalized adjustments to:

  1. Text: Messages tailored to the targeted region (Île-de-France, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Nouvelle-Aquitaine).
  2. Visuals: Region-specific imagery showcasing landscapes related to the user's location.
  3. Products: Display of pre-selected wine or champagne bottles aligned with local preferences.

The campaign was broadcast through stories and feed formats on META’s social networks (Facebook and Instagram). Audiences were segmented using a blocklist and CRM audiences provided by Valap, in addition to META’s native audience targeting options.

Following this initial phase, ADventori proposed a new creative approach to maximize performance:

  • Switch from dynamic DCO format to a static carousel format.
  • Focus the campaign on two key regions: Île-de-France and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.

This shift in strategy led to a significant boost in campaign performance. The use of a static carousel format reduced the Cost Per Lead (CPL) by 50% and substantially increased engagement and conversions, driven by a clearer, more impactful advertising message.

Data used

Geolocation
META data
Advertiser data : wording & visuals

DCO banners

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