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Figleaves Uncovers Customer Acquisition Strategy with Yahoo! Search Marketing figleaves.co.uk Figleaves, Europe’s most popular lingerie site, uses Yahoo! Search Marketing to target potential customers at the very moment they are actively searching for lingerie online. Company Background First launched in the UK in 1998, Figleaves is the most visited lingerie site in Europe, selling the widest range of intimate apparel on the Web. With 160 brands ranging from D&G and Moschino to Gossard and Playtex, Figleaves boasts over 350,000 customers in 66 countries. Attracting More Customers Customer acquisition and retention have always been the main objectives of Figleaves’ web site. In 2002, the company decided to conduct a search marketing campaign with Yahoo! Search Marketing to aid its customer acquisition programme, driving prequalified leads and new prospects to www.figleaves.com. Bidding on 250 keywords to start with, Figleaves wanted to attract as many customers as possible — including those who knew specifically what they wanted (searching on terms like ‘Wonderbra’) and those who were less certain (for example, searching for ‘lingerie’). Managing the Campaign Figleaves now bids on over 6,000 keywords and uses Yahoo! Search Marketing’s online account management system to optimise its search marketing campaign. Yahoo! Search Marketing is the most user-friendly of all the search marketing providers,” comments Claire White at Figleaves. Yahoo! Search Marketing’s Auto Bidding tool allows Figleaves to set the maximum price it is willing to pay for a click-through and adjust the cost-per-click to get the best price available. Figleaves pays only £0.01 more than the maximum bid (‘Max Bid’) of the next highest competitor without exceeding its own Max Bid. Results The search marketing campaign with Yahoo! Search Marketing is deemed so valuable to Figleaves that it is now an integral part of the marketing strategy, running 365 days a year. With Yahoo! Search Marketing consistently allowing Figleaves to reach its cost-per-acquisition targets, Claire sums it up saying, “Yahoo! Search Marketing provides new customers with higher conversion rates and better click-through rates than any other sales medium.” “Leads from Yahoo! Search Marketing convert twice as well as those from other forms of online advertising such as banners and logo links.” “With Yahoo! Search Marketing, you know exactly what’s working — it’s completely transparent.” “Auto Bidding is a really useful bid management tool to save time and keep costs at a sensible level. Now, if more people suddenly bid on a particular keyword (a new brand, for example), we don’t need to continuously update our bids and are sure we’re not paying more than we should.” —Claire White, Marketing Services Manager, Figleaves *Nielsen//NetRatings March 2005