Easy Automations

Feature release campaign for Keap

I led a campaign to launch Keap’s newest game-changing feature: Easy Automations. For 20 years, most of Keap’s customers were ‘power users’ who built complex campaigns or paid others to do so. Now, Keap built an intuitive way for ‘non-techies’ to build critical automations. By following a When/Then format and offering preset templates, creating automations is easier than ever.

Goals

• Grab attention from prospects and customers

• Convey value and benefit of Easy Automations

• Enhance the Keap brand with upscaled animation

• See increased Prospects and Opportunities from feature launch

• Create Partner buzz around the launch

My role

• Creative Director and leadership over feature video, product visuals, nurtures, and rollout.

• In collaboration with Director of Product Marketing and Creative Jake Johnson, Demand Generation team, and Product team

• Completed In-house: Animation by Brandon Clute, Landing page by Chen Hu, Ads by John Blades.

Ad distribution

We ran dozens of ads across paid social and programmatic display networks, to distribute the campaign while A/B testing visuals and messaging.

We sent paid ad traffic to our targeted landing page, which was the result of iterative message testing of four variants—with over 270 users who represented our target customer—via UserTesting. Key messages to get across included:

• The campaign hook—“You finally have time to save time”

• New category creation strategy—“Sales and Marketing Automation”

• Winning CTAs that reduce barrier to entry on taking a demo

• The benefits of ease and time savings metrics

• Specific use cases of Easy Automations (finding from user testing)

• What else Keap offers (finding from user testing)

Results

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The campaign just launched on April 16th and we’re awaiting results. Anecdotally, it’s landed well with Keap’s partner community, and we have seen increases in Prospects and sales Opportunities specific to this campaign.