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This Case Study is a part of few case studies showcasing the best ways to leverage Facebook from business perspective.
Brand Name:
Eristoff Invasion
Introduction:
Eristoff Invasion is a music festival in India. In 2012, it was headlined by David Guetta. Only Much Louder (OML) was the promoter of the event.
Objectives:
Only Much Louder (OML) used Facebook to promote its Eristoff Invasion by:
- Increasing awareness about the event
- Drive awareness of product lines
- Generating awareness for Eristoff
- Driving ticket sales
Execution:
- OML created a Facebook Page to spread the word about the Eristoff Invasion:
- Chose cover photo of a live performance and selected a festival poster as the profile picture
- Created Events to promote the festival
- The organizer ran Facebook Ads to drive users to the Page
- Interests targeting was used to reach a selected group of users
- Users were targeted geographically based on the cities in which the event was planned
- Events were advertised to prospective fans who could RSVP directly through the ad
- The Eristoff Invasion Page was used to engage with fans before, during, and after the music festival.
- Prior to the beginning of the Festival, regular updates were posted about the pre-parties and other good-to-know information to generate interest in the event.
- During the event, pictures and videos of each show were posted with updates on upcoming events.
- After the event, OML shared press and media coverage of the event with fans through its Facebook Page.
- Once they built a base of fans for their Page, OML took advantage of Facebook Ads to generate word-of-mouth about its events at scale.
- Friends of connections targeting was used to reach friends of the fans of the Page.
- Sponsored stories were used extensively to generate new fans for the Page.
Results:
- 30X ROI on spend on Facebook Ads from sale of tickets
- 10,500 tickets sold directly using Facebook Ads
- 35%of all ticket buyers were invited by a Facebook friend to the event
For the Invasion Festival, Facebook drove more ticket buyers than television, radio and outdoor advertising.