100+ Leads Generated for Brand Awareness Project with Brainvire’s Digital Marketing Expertise
About
The client is a renowned cardiologist and a highly successful real-estate business entrepreneur based in the USA. His current goal is to touch the lives of the people so that they can start living a happier life. He approached the efficient digital marketing team of Brainvire with an intention to enhance his brand awareness so that more people understand the core values of honesty, integrity, and fairness with a healthy lifestyle, achieve financial freedom through positivity, and wisdom that unlocks your inner greatness.
Project Highlights
The content-based digital marketing strategy has allowed the client to build his personal brand where he can share his own experience in a structured manner. People can learn that the purpose of life is to be happy and change their point of view by taking life as a business. The client wants people to focus on three prime areas to acquire happiness - health, wealth, and wisdom.
The Challenges
- Digital Marketing StrategyCreating a subtle and effective marketing plan
- Pitching the Right KeywordFinding the right keyword for pitching the content
- Understanding Consumer BehaviorThe challenge was to identify the right target audience and understand their behavior.
- Providing rich and quality contentContinuously providing high-quality and impeccable content
Tech Stack
Google Analytics
Jira
SocialPilot
Google Ads
SpyFu
Result
1 Million+ hits per month on the website
The client’s official site is already getting more than one million-plus hits per month.100+ leads every week
The website is successfully generating more than 100+ leads every week.More than 100k followers on various social media platforms
The social media outreach has crossed 100k+ worldwide followers continuously reading posts, tweets and watching videos.Increased number of blog readers and video viewers
The rich and improvising content has increased the number of blog readers and people watching inspiring videos online.
