Get more online sales in 30-days
Speak to our specialist food and beverage industry experts about our 30 day digital programme.
What we’ll do
Work with us on our 30 day digital programme to:
Increase direct
Sales and revenue
Increase customer
Lifetime value
Increase average
Order value
How’ll we do it
1
Audit
Days 0 - 7
Our team of food industry experts will examine your website, menu, marketing activities and data to uncover what you need to do to increase direct sales in 30 days.
2
Present
Day 8
Our team will present what we find. We then work with your team to find out what you can deliver in-house, and what Goldfish can execute.
3
Sprint
Days - 9 - 23
Get a multidisciplinary team of marketing experts, developers, designers and data analysts with experience in the food industry to deliver the high impact quick wins.
4
Adapt
Days 24 - 30
We identify how your team can adapt to sustain the gains made during our time together.
How we increased conversion by 75%
Basilico Pizza signed up to our digital programme and we increased sales conversions for returning customers by 75% in 30 days. The increase in conversion led to a considerable increase in revenue. Watch the video to see how we did it.
Goldfish have shown real intelligence and grit to get to the root of our problems. They gain crucial insights that we miss and always come up with smart solutions. No matter what the issue they have taken it on with the commitment of partners, not just a marketing agency.
Tim Alanthwaite
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Owner of Basilico Pizza
Where you can win
What we’re thinking
The Food Advertising Ban
The Government has outlined their nationwide plans to introduce a ban on junk food advertising online, prior to 9pm.
What's next?
Food and beverage businesses which didn’t sell to customers online suffered during lockdown. Pubs, cafes and restaurants were closed, offices shut, and restrictions placed on non-essential travel.
Surviving 2020: Why beverage businesses need an intoxicating online presence
What began as a stave-off-the-boredom tipple on the “Is it Monday or Friday?” endless days of the coronavirus lockdown landed as a 41% increase in value for beer, wine and spirits sold through grocers in the month of July