Case overview
Our consulting assessment connected the collection calendar with customer demand and the economics of acquisition. We identified where the brand’s digital experience was losing momentum, clarified the role of each channel and established priorities around customer quality, conversion and revenue rather than isolated engagement measures.
The marketing strategy paired editorial creative on Meta with high-intent Google activity. Collection stories introduced the brand’s point of view, while search and product campaigns captured purchase intent. Creative testing focused on the relationship between product, audience and buying occasion, keeping luxury positioning consistent throughout the journey.
AI-assisted analysis grouped creative themes and highlighted changes in audience response. Automated reporting joined channel performance with ecommerce outcomes so the team could review creative and commercial signals together. Budget and messaging decisions remained with the team, using the system to shorten the time between insight and action.
The integrated programme increased paid-media revenue by 78%. The wider transformation gave Natan a clearer campaign calendar, stronger alignment between creative and commercial teams, and an operating model for evaluating new collections with greater consistency.












