"In the first year, we achieved 225% of our goal." The GoalAcquire new customers. Our client, a national organization with a vast network of high net-worth clients and partners, was seeking new customers and partners for a product they had recently launched. The new product appealed mostly to a demographic with which this organization did not have significant market penetration. The ApproachConnect with people where they are, on their terms. We got to know the early adopters by analyzing data from the organization and then connecting with other available data sources. We met with some customers and identified common themes and motivations in this group. We then built a series of profiles for ideal prospects, with a clear understanding of what was motivating each individual to participate. The JourneyBuilding a network of communities and bridges. Acknowledging that the brand was known but not widely accessed within the target group, we started by seeking partnerships with businesses and organizations that were in high demand within this market segment. We also sought to strategically attract the right customers and motivation to the product in the phase one of our project.In phase two, we leveraged our partnerships and strategic market presence, along with high-quality data, to launch a targeted and exclusive campaign. The Outcomewas pretty spectacular. The project produced a packaged and replicable campaign for this organization and taught their teams how to think and act strategically. All campaign partnerships and data sources were developed with organization staff present, so the relationships required no transition once our contract concluded.In the first year of this campaign model, the organization achieved 225% of their goals for customer acquisitions. Average transactions were also slightly above expectations. About Client Privacy Some people have noticed that Know Good Consulting doesn't name clients in our case studies. This is very intentional.We don't name clients in our stories because helping a business to do better means acknowledging that a business could do better, and that some things might not be working as well as they should. That's a hard conversation for most people to have in private, and it's so much harder when your challenges are being shared all over the internet and in board rooms across the globe.