Food & beverage Performance marketing
Food and beverage performance marketing agency.
A food brand can sell well and still struggle to cover the cost of acquiring customers. We plan media and creative around order value, margin and what customers buy again.
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Make each purchase worth the spend.
A low first-order acquisition cost tells only part of the story. Discounts, delivery costs and repeat orders affect what you can afford to spend. We start with those numbers and agree on the outcome the campaign needs to support.
What the engagement covers.
What’s included
Start with the order economics
A subscription box, a case of drinks and a single grocery item need different acquisition plans. Review contribution margin and fulfilment costs before setting campaign targets.
- Order value and margin
- Repeat purchase and subscriptions
The process
How we approach performance marketing.
01Review the business model
Review your offers, margins and current acquisition costs. Check what you know about repeat orders and where reporting is incomplete.
02Agree on the first tests
Choose the offer and channel scope, then set budgets and creative tests your team can evaluate.
03Use purchase results to set the next plan
Review purchases and customer economics together. Use the findings to adjust the offer, creative or level of spend.
Creator work in food and beverage.
For HelloFresh, we sourced local creators and coordinated content across markets. For Mogu Mogu, local creators introduced the drink through taste tests and reactions. Each story describes the work and its results.
Working together
Questions about working together.
How do you measure performance for a food brand?
We agree on the commercial outcome first. For a DTC brand, that may mean acquisition cost and contribution after fulfilment. For a retail brand, we work with the sales reporting available and explain the gaps.
Can you support subscriptions and one-off purchases?
Yes. We assess each offer separately because first-order value, discounts and repeat orders change what the business can afford to spend.
Should we start with every channel?
The opening scope depends on budget, product availability and the evidence you already have. We choose a starting point that leaves enough spend to learn something useful.