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How a multinational food company achieved 6.2x ROAS through Coles Online

By leveraging the Coles Online platform for enhanced visibility and optimised ad spend, one of the largest food and beverage corporations in the world sought to boost market performance of its canned pineapple offerings within the competitive canned fruit category. The company successfully increased market performance and improved its advertising efficiency during the campaign through Epsilon Retail Media.

6.2x

ROAS

69%

Conversion Rate

$21.3k

Sales
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The Challenge

The objective was to enhance the market performance of their offerings within the broader canned fruit category on the Coles Online. The brand faced intense competition from other major players vying for market share. To stand out, it was crucial to achieve prominent product visibility across various channels. This visibility was key to capturing consumer attention and driving purchase decisions.

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The Solution

With the Epsilon Retail Media platform, the brand achieved consistently high online sales by employing an ‘always on’ approach to their search product ads. The targeted marketing efforts deployed through Epsilon Retail Media on Coles Online, allowed the brand to not only increase market penetration but also maximise the efficiency and profitability of their advertising investments. This strategy provided peak visibility during crucial promotional periods, unlocking over 6x ROAS.

“In a highly competitive category, this campaign demonstrated the value in leveraging Epsilon to remain top-of-mind through increased visibility to an increasingly time-poor consumer”
Gavin McColl - Solutions Manager - Coles 360

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