Case studies / Keyspace Store

When great content does not deliver sales

mechanical keyboards (e-commerce)

  • 6 polished videos capturing the brand vibe
  • A few organic orders from a private teaser
  • Main goal not achieved. The value lies in the takeaways.
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This case has no happy ending. I keep it in the portfolio because it shows how I treat tests and the client’s money.

Keyspace sells mechanical keyboards. They wanted atmospheric films for campaigns, so we agreed the scripts, they sent the keyboards and I made 6 polished films, from shooting to the final edit.

The films looked great. They didn’t bring sales from ads. A teaser on my private profile did bring a few orders though (one of them from my wife).

What the click analysis taught me

  • This audience buys from simple sales content: what it is, what it costs, why it’s worth it.
  • At this stage quantity beats quality. Lots of cheap tests instead of a few beautiful films.
  • Short, under 15 seconds, with a hook in the first second. Ugly ads next to ASMR and beauty shots.
  • Aesthetics belong on the website and in the box. The ad has to sell first.

Films from the campaign: tiktok.com/@keyspacestore.

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