š¶ļø Compelling creative. š§ Clear product capabilities.
These 2 case studies will show you how I helped punch up SaaS ad copy (with the help of Reddit!) and increased ad impressions by 900%.
Written by Myra Ahmed
What happens when a cybersecurity SaaS dominating Europe now decides to go after the English-speaking market?
Well, you face an uphill battle. Thatās a hard market to get a foothold in.
Unfortunately, this clientās LinkedIn ad campaigns were barely making a ripple. Even after consulting with demand-gen agencies like Refine Labs, the results were still... underwhelming.
Thatās where I came in. š
I realised the problem was multi-layered. You see, their LinkedIn ads were falling into some all-too-common traps:
ā Pitches their product as a generic all-in-one cyber solution.
ā Focuses on broad benefits ā but didnāt explain the features.
ā Highlights vague pain points like "protect from hackers" ā too generic to make an impact.
Hereās the original control ad ā it was a good start:
The control adās performance was pretty good, for B2B standards: