Luci Di Bella is a Melbourne bridal design house that makes made-to-measure wedding gowns in its own studio. A search campaign with ad groups for each way brides search: boutiques and appointments, made-to-measure and bespoke gowns, couture, styles, fabrics and the studio's own name. Each ad group sent to the page that fits: the made-to-measure page, the collections, a featured gown, the contact page or the home page.
The business
Luci Di Bella is a bridal design house in Melbourne. Its gowns are made to measure in its own studio, from the first consultation, where brides see the styles, silhouettes and fabrics, through to the finished gown.
The search problem
Brides search in different ways. Some look for a bridal boutique or studio to visit. Some look for a custom, bespoke or made-to-measure gown. Some search for a style or a fabric, and some for the designer by name. Each is a different starting point, and a general wedding-dress ad speaks to none of them.
What we built
One search campaign holds an ad group for each of those starting points: boutiques, studios, appointments and bridal shops; custom, bespoke and made-to-measure gowns, couture and designers; styles such as minimal, modern and timeless gowns; Italian and European fabrics; Australian-made bridal; and the studio's own name.
Each ad group sends people to the page that fits: the made-to-measure page, the collections, a featured gown, the contact page to book an appointment, or the home page, which opens on film from the studio.
What happened
Since the ads began, 6% of the times a bridal ad was shown led to a click, about 1 in 17. The boutique, studio, appointment and bridal-shop ad groups drew 49% of clicks, and 84% of clicks came from phones.
Looking for a place to visit
The boutique, studio, appointment and bridal-shop ad groups drew 49% of clicks, against 32% for the custom, bespoke and made-to-measure gown ad groups. Those ad groups also picked up some broader wedding-dress searches, but the search terms point the same way: more brides looked for a shop or studio to visit than for a custom gown. The pages those ads lead to show the studio and how to book.
The name does the work
Searches naming Luci Di Bella were clicked at 5.5 times the rate of other bridal searches. They were a small share of impressions, but those brides already knew the name, and the ad gave them a direct way in.
Phones first
84% of clicks came from phones, so the gowns, the studio and the way to book an appointment all need to work on a small screen.
How we measured it
All figures here are Google Ads ratios from the first day of spend. Click-through rate is clicks divided by impressions, and the shares are shares of ad clicks, grouped by the ad group that matched each search. Searches naming the studio are included in the overall rate.
For a business that sells a considered, made-to-order product and wants the same view of its search ads, see our Google Ads management.