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Campaign structure by funnel stage (Awareness / Consideration / Conversion)
Three campaign layers, each with a defined role. Awareness campaigns reach cold audiences — geographic, demographic, custom intent — with video designed to introduce your brand and earn the next interaction. Consideration campaigns retarget viewers who engaged with awareness content, presenting deeper proof, case studies, and comparisons. Conversion campaigns target high-intent audiences with direct-response creative driving a specific action.
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Audience targeting (Custom Intent, In-Market, Remarketing)
We build custom intent audiences from the search terms your buyers are actively using on Google in Australia. We layer Google's in-market audience data for buyers in active purchase research. We construct remarketing lists from YouTube viewer behaviour — segmented by watch completion percentage — so campaign messaging aligns with how far each viewer has progressed in their decision process.
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Creative brief by funnel stage
A written brief for each video in the funnel: what the hook says, what proof point it leads with, what objection it addresses, what the call to action is, and why. For Australian B2B clients, the brief accounts for professional tone, specific industry terminology, and the longer decision cycles typical of enterprise and professional services buyers.
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Conversion tracking via GA4
We configure GA4 to capture YouTube view events, engagement events, and post-click conversion actions. We set up view-through attribution windows appropriate for your average sales cycle length. This gives you a complete picture of how YouTube contributes to pipeline — including the indirect contribution where YouTube warmed a buyer who later converted through Search.
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Viewer retargeting setup
We build segmented remarketing audiences from YouTube viewer data — 25% viewers, 50% viewers, 75% viewers, and full viewers — and connect these to follow-up campaigns. For Connected TV audiences in Australia, we implement frequency capping and sequential messaging strategies appropriate for living-room viewing behaviour.