Challenge
A 100-yen concept store called Oomomo opened in West Edmonton Mall in the summer of 2017. While 100-yen concept stores are extremely popular in Japan, they are not as well-known in Canada.
Oomomo came to our agency wanting to grow their brand awareness in the Edmonton area.
What did we do?
I served as both the Account Manager and the Content Marketing Specialist on this account. Teamed up with the Analytics Specialist at our firm, we put together a marketing plan for Oomomo that detailed the following:
- Competitive analysis
- Content strategy
- Campaign overview
- Photography direction
- Brand voice
- Target audiences
- Editorial calendar
Our team decided to go with a “kitchenware campaign” after the client informed us that their unique Japanese kitchenware attracted many customers.
We spent two months building out our strategy, as well as revamping their old website, before fully launching a social media campaign, which included:
- 2 Facebook posts per week
- 2 Instagram posts per week
- 2 Pinterest posts per week
- 1-2 blogs per month
- Monthly e-newsletter
- Campaign-specific photography
See the strategy here: Oomomo Marketing Strategy (Phase 1 and Phase 2)
Social Media Content
All of the social content, blogs, and e-newsletters were created by me.
Facebook samples




Sample Social Media Schedule: Oomomo Social Media Schedule

E-newsletter
I was responsible for designing, writing, and distributing the e-newsletter for two months.

Design Pieces
Call to Action for e-newsletter subscriptions:

Graphics for Pinterest:

Results
- Oomomo went from 0 e-newsletter subscribers to 168 in two short months.
- The number of Facebook page likes increased from 739 to 1,578.
- Oomomo’s very first blog post, when posted to their Facebook page, garnered 185 likes, 34 shares, and over 20 comments to date. The total reach of that blog post on Facebook was over 15,000.
- Instagram followers went from approximately 250 to over 2,000.
- Website sessions, pageviews, and users increased month over month.
- Our team generated a total of 2,943 likes across the 22 Instagram posts we made throughout this campaign.