Challenge

Casio sought to enhance their online presence and increase sales for their digital pianos and keyboards. With a fragmented digital strategy and strong competition, Casio needed to streamline their marketing efforts, boost engagement, and improve conversion rates. Their goal was to increase revenue and market share in a competitive eCommerce landscape, particularly in Australia, while maintaining a strong brand identity.

Solution

Online Marketing Gurus implemented a full-funnel digital marketing approach, integrating SEO, Google Ads, and social media strategies. The campaign focused on optimizing the user experience, improving search rankings, and leveraging targeted ads to reach Casio’s audience. Tailored ad copy and product-focused content helped engage both new and existing customers, driving traffic to key product pages. A/B testing ensured continuous optimization of the campaigns.

Result

Casio experienced a significant 42% increase in online revenue and a 61% increase in transaction volume. Their website saw a 30% boost in organic traffic, along with improved search rankings for high-intent keywords. The integrated digital strategy also led to a 50% increase in conversion rate, with customer engagement on social media and Google Ads campaigns reaching record levels. Casio successfully expanded their market share and strengthened their brand positioning.

Challenge

In December 2022, T2 engaged OMG to boost SEO ranking and organic visibility. Their goal: capture high-intent, high-search-volume keywords and connect with a wider audience. However, T2’s AU and NZ sites were competing, weakening their SEO efforts. They needed expert help to address technical issues and unlock full SEO potential. Key challenges: low SEO ranking, limited keyword capture, site competition, and technical SEO issues impacting performance.

Solution

To meet T2's goals, we crafted an SEO campaign targeting high-volume keywords in Australia and New Zealand. We aimed for an 8% increase in organic sessions for AU and 10% for NZ. Key strategies included resolving site competition with hreflang tags, technical optimization, keyword-rich content, and strategic link-building. We focused on securing page 1 rankings for high-intent keywords, continuously monitoring and refining the campaign for optimal results.

Result

Increased organic users by 14% (from 669K to 762K). Increased organic new users by 16% (from 554K to 645K). Increased organic sessions by 16% (from 957K to 1.10M). Keywords Rankings in Top 3 Positions in AU ‘Chai latte’ – from p27 to p1 (SV: 9,900) ‘Raspberry leaf tea’ – from p27 to p3 (SV: 8,100) ‘White tea’ – from p5 to p3 (SV: 2,900) NZ Organic Traffic Results (12 months): Increased organic users by 24% Increased organic new users by 28% Increased organic sessions by 26%

Challenge

Tommy Hilfiger needed to improve its online presence and increase eCommerce sales through more effective digital marketing. The brand aimed to drive qualified traffic, optimize ad spend, and boost its search rankings while maintaining brand consistency and appealing to a broad audience. They faced challenges in balancing brand awareness with performance marketing to achieve sustainable growth.

Solution

A comprehensive digital strategy was implemented, focusing on SEO, Google Ads, and social media campaigns. By optimizing keywords, enhancing the site structure, and launching targeted ads, the team increased visibility. Custom landing pages were created for better conversion rates, while data-driven insights helped refine audience targeting, ensuring the brand reached relevant users and maximized return on investment.

Result

The strategy delivered a significant uplift in online traffic and conversions. Organic search rankings improved dramatically, leading to a 40% increase in website visits. Paid campaigns also saw a notable performance boost, with a 25% decrease in cost per click and a 30% increase in revenue. The enhanced digital presence contributed to sustained eCommerce growth, while brand engagement improved across social media platforms.