Pillar 1Results-oriented architecture
Engagement rate and conversion actions (profile visits, website clicks, DMs) replace follower count. A content matrix and written brand guidelines for each account.
Pillar 2Data-driven optimisation
Audience analysis per account, structured A/B tests on headlines, CTAs and formats, and Reels, Stories and Guides chosen by performance data.
Pillar 3Community conversion funnel
Interactive Story campaigns with clear calls to action, a DM response protocol for leads, and micro-influencer partnerships in Jordan.
The first change was not creative at all. We changed what the accounts were measured on. Followers stopped being the headline number; engagement rate and conversion actions such as profile visits, website clicks and direct messages took its place. Once that was clear, every content decision could be judged against it.
Next came structure. Each brand got its own content matrix that balanced educational, promotional and community-building posts, plus visual guidelines and a tone-of-voice document so that every post looked and sounded like the same brand, whoever produced it.
Then the data took over. We analysed each account’s audience to find when its followers in Jordan were most active and which content they preferred, and ran structured A/B tests on headlines, calls to action and creative formats. Reels, Stories and Guides were used because the numbers said they worked for that account, not because they were trending.
Finally, we built the path from attention to action. Interactive Story campaigns invited followers to take the next step, a DM response protocol made sure inquiries became leads instead of unread messages, and partnerships with micro-influencers in Jordan added authentic, local credibility.