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Case study: How OTO strategy returned the advertising budget before the webinar and earned an additional 7,500?

Case study: How did the OTO strategy return the advertising budget before the webinar and earn an additional 7,500?
When every penny of your budget has to pay off - it's not only the idea that counts, but also the precision of the action. We recently had the opportunity to work with a certified coach from the therapy industry, who faced the challenge of promoting her proprietary training through a webinar. What was supposed to be a standard advertising campaign turned into a fascinating case study that perfectly illustrated how a well-thought-out strategy can not only achieve the goals, but also ensure profitability from day one.
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Challenge: Scaling the webinar while controlling costs

Our client had a clear goal - to organize a webinar for about 500 personal development professionals. (Imagine her surprise when, at the end, the number of registrants reached nearly 3,000 people.) 

However, the real challenge lay elsewhere. In the therapy and personal development industry, the cost of acquiring a participant can quickly get out of hand, especially when we're talking about this scale. The client needed not only to reach the right target audience, but also a strategy that would guarantee a return on the advertising investment during the webinar itself.

The key element that set this project apart was the need to create a webinar presentation in a special way - one that not only educates, but also leads naturally to a sales offer. This required a deep understanding of customer psychology in the personal development industry and the mechanisms that drive purchasing decisions in this segment.

Target audience analysis and targeting strategy

Prior to the launch of the campaign, we conducted A detailed analysis of the client's past activities and available data from her previous online activities. This step was fundamental because the personal development industry has very specific behavioral patterns and audience needs.

We identified three main segments of potential webinar participants. The first segment included people already actively seeking development in the therapeutic field - this was our most "hot" group in terms of willingness to participate. The second segment consisted of people interested in personal development in a broader context, who may have been interested in therapeutic topics as a natural extension of their interests. The third segment was a group of people in crisis or seeking support, who may not yet have been aware that therapy or coaching was the solution to their problems.

We developed different advertising messages and outreach strategies for each of these segments. What was important here was to understand that each group requires a different emotional approach and a different argumentation of why to attend the webinar.

Campaign Mechanics: Meta Ads and YouTube in tandem

We ran the campaign over fourteen days, combining the power of Meta Ads with the precise targeting of YouTube through Google Ads. This combination of platforms was no accident - each offers different opportunities to reach our target audience.

Meta Ads allowed us to do very precise behavioral and demographic targeting. We used interests related to personal development, therapy, mindfulness and the like. Most importantly, however, We took advantage of the ability to create lookalike audiences based on existing customers, which significantly increased the relevance of our targeting.

YouTube, on the other hand, opened up an opportunity for us to reach people actively seeking content related to personal development. Here, a remarketing strategy was key - we reached people who had previously watched videos on similar topics, indicating their real interest in this area.

The mechanics of the campaign were thought out down to the smallest detail. Potential participants were redirected to a dedicated landing page that had one main goal - to convince them to sign up for a free webinar. The page was optimized for conversions, with a clear value proposition and a minimum number of distractors.

One Time Offer strategy: guaranteed budget return

Here we come to the most innovative part of our strategy. Immediately after signing up for the webinar, each participant received information about a limited special offer - One Time Offer at the price of 49 PLN, available for a limited time only. This offer was not accidental - it included valuable educational material, which was the perfect "warm-up" before the main webinar.

Why was this strategy so effective? First, it used the psychological mechanism of urgency and rarity. Second, it was priced at a level that was not a financial barrier for most interested parties, but at the same time high enough to cover the cost of acquiring a participant. Third, it delivered value even before the main event, building trust and increasing the likelihood of webinar participation.

Proper presentation of this offer was also a key element. It was not an aggressive sales pitch, but a natural additional value proposition for people who had already shown interest in the webinar topics.

Campaign results: Well above expectations

The results of this campaign exceeded our wildest expectations and are a perfect example of how a well-thought-out strategy can produce spectacular results.

Through advertising campaigns, as well as strengthening marketing efforts on Social Media and direct invitations to the customer's email base -. we acquired a total of 2846 webinar sign-ups, at an average cost of just $3.43 per sign-up. That's a result that ranks in the high end of efficiency for the personal development industry, where typical acquisition costs can be much higher.

results of campaigns from the personal development industry

Attendance at the webinar was 45,78%, which meant 1303 unique participants on live webinar. This indicator is particularly impressive given the scale of the event. It is usually between 25 and 30%. The high turnout shows that our communication and expectation-building strategy was effective.

High webinar attendance thanks to Two Colours' marketing efforts
number of participants at the webinar

But the real success of this campaign lay in the One Time Offer strategy. We sold 356 products 49 zloty each, which translated into a revenue PLN 17,444. On the other hand, we spent only on advertising PLN 9,760.01. Thus, the ROAS ratio was 1.78. This means not only a total return of the advertising budget, but also a significant profit (PLN 7,683.99) Already at the stage of obtaining participants.

one time offer strategy in a marketing campaign

In addition, 9,71% of those present by the end of the webinar had purchased the main offer, demonstrating the high quality of the presentation and the excellent fit between the offer and the target audience. Revenue from products sold exceeded PLN 65,000. 

Key success factors

Analyzing this project in retrospect, we can identify several key elements that determined its success.

The first is a deep understanding of the target group. We didn't stop at a superficial demographic analysis, but looked at the motivations, fears and aspirations of our potential participants. This allowed us to create messages that really resonated with the audience.

The second element was the strategic combination of different advertising platforms. Meta Ads and YouTube complemented each other perfectly, allowing us to reach different segments of our target audience at different phases of the customer journey.

The third key factor was a well-thought-out monetization strategy right from the participant acquisition stage. One Time Offer was not an add-on, but an integral part of the strategy that guaranteed the profitability of the campaign regardless of the results of the main webinar.

Finally, the fourth element is the excellent quality of execution at every stage - from the ad creatives to the landing page to the webinar presentation itself. Every touchpoint was optimized for conversion and user experience.

Lessons for future campaigns

This project provides some valuable lessons for other campaigns in the personal development industry and the broader spectrum of online education.

First of all, Investing in an in-depth understanding of your target audience always pays off. The better we understand the motivations and needs of our audience, the more effective we can create campaigns.

Second, monetization strategy should be planned from the very beginning, not as an add-on, but as an integral part of the overall strategy. One Time Offer can be a powerful tool not only to increase revenue, but also to improve overall campaign profitability.

Third, the combination of different advertising platforms, when well planned, can produce synergies that far exceed the sum of the effects of individual channels.

two colors webinar campaign results

Summary: More than an advertising campaign

This campaign was more than just a webinar promotion - it was a comprehensive business solution that not only achieved the marketing goals, but also provided immediate profitability and laid the foundation for the client's long-term business growth.

As the client herself commented: "In fourteen days, our campaign produced amazing results that I have never encountered before! 2846 signups at such a low cost was a hit. The biggest surprise was that the One Time Offer not only returned the advertising budget, but brought in an additional 7,600+ in profit. The standard sale also worked out fantastically, completely beyond my expectations."

This case study perfectly illustrates our approach to online marketing at Two Colours agency. We don't just focus on metrics like reach or clicks, but on the real impact on our clients' business. Each campaign is designed with specific business goals and measurable ROI in mind.


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FAQ - frequently asked questions

What is a One Time Offer (OTO) and when is it a good idea to add it to the webinar funnel?

OTO is a limited offer after signup (e.g., $49), displayed for a short period of time at a time. It's worth adding it right after the form to monetize the traffic and return the advertising budget faster.

How to calculate whether OTO returns the advertising budget (ROAS, CPS)?

Check: CPS (cost of writing) and CR OTO (OTO conversion). Formula: OTO revenue = number of records × CR OTO × price OTO.. If revenue ≥ advertising expenses, OTO returns the budget (ROAS ≥ 1).

How to lower the cost per signup (CPS) in Meta Ads and YouTube Ads?

Test creations and hookups, use the lookalike/similar audiences, video remarketing, exclude mismatched interests, optimize the landing (speed, clear CTAs, few distractions).

How to select audience segments and lookalikes for a webinar?

Start with 3 segments: "hot" (people active in the topic), "interested broadly," and "in crisis/need." Build lookalike of customers and enrolled in the webinar, separately for each segment.

What landing page for webinar sign-ups increases conversions?

One main CTA, clear value proposition, short form, benefits section + social proof. Minimize distractors (menus, excess links). Loading speed and mobile version is a "must".

How to increase webinar attendance (show-up rate)?

Send a sequence of reminders (email + SMS/push), add a "pre-access bonus" or checklist, set OTO as a "warm-up", and on the day of the event send a link 15/60 minutes before the start.

How do you design a presentation that naturally leads to an offer?

Structure: problem → insight → quick wins → case study → bridge to offer. Weave in "micro-yes," limit slides with theory, clearly demonstrate rarity/urgency And the next step.

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