It is not sufficient as to how good are you in configuring campaigns or strategizing it, you are bound to FAIL if your content is me too. Engineering the right content and communicating your brand’s RIGHT TO WIN will give you both tactical as well as long-term WIN’S.
Content is the engine of conversion—it doesn’t just inform, it persuades, reassures, and emotionally connects. For premium brands, the key is to map content to each funnel stage and ensure it aligns with buyer psychology.
- Premium positioning: Content must blend aspiration + utility. For luxury or tech-forward products, storytelling and credibility matter as much as features.
- Localized resonance: In India, regional language content and cultural cues (festivals, cricket, family values) amplify conversion.
- Data-driven personalization: AI-powered recommendations and dynamic content increase basket size and repeat purchases.
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Funnel Stage
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Content Type
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Conversion Role
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Example
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Awareness
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Blogs, social posts, infographics
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Attracts attention, educates, builds trust
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A luxury skincare brand publishing “5 signs your skin needs hydration”
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Consideration
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Case studies, product demos, comparison guides
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Helps buyers evaluate options, reduces friction
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A SaaS company offering a side-by-side comparison with competitors
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Decision
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Testimonials, reviews, FAQs, landing pages
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Provides reassurance, removes doubts
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Amazon listing with verified reviews and detailed product specs
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Purchase
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Personalized offers, retargeting ads, checkout content
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Nudges final action, triggers urgency
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Zepto showing “Buy 1 Get 1” banner for beverages in-cart
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Retention
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Newsletters, loyalty content, how-to guides
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Keeps customers engaged, drives repeat sales
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Premium coffee brand sending brewing tips post-purchase
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Advocacy
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User-generated content, referral programs
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Turns buyers into promoters, amplifies reach
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A fashion brand encouraging Instagram posts with branded hashtags
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Let’s run the content quality → conversion rate calculation stimulation using a skin care brand as an example.
A Skin Care Brand Published two videos on Meta/Amazon to promote the Brand/Product and released two Different Ad Copies
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Content A
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Content B
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Impact Due to Poor Content or Ad Copy
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Spends
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100000
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100000
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Same Amount spent on two different quality content↓
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CPM
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232
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202
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Higer CPM due to poor content quality in Content A↓
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Impression
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431034
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495050
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Loss of impressions for Content A as people preferred Content B↓
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CTR
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1.50%
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2.80%
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Poor CTR as a result in Content A↓
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Clicks
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6466
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13861
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Consequently lesser clicks because CTR dropped in Content A and hence lower clicks attributed↓
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CVR
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4%
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4%
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Conversion rate assumed remains stable↓
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Purchases
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259
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554
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Purchases dropped by 114% in Content A↓
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ASP
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600
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600
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ASP assumed remains same↓
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Revenue
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155172
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332673
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Due to lower Purchases lower sales happened in Content A↓
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ROAS
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1.55
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3.33
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Finally poor ROAS as well delivered in Content A↓
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CAC
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387
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180
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>2X higher CAC as Content A quality was poor↓
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Strategic Takeaways: 1Lakh spent in both scenario’s but due to poor Ad Copy and Lower Content Quality the same brand witnessed two different outcomes, all metrics leading as a domino effect.