A Digital Marketing Case Study

The Real Human Effect

Tyrepower

Whangārei and Warkworth. 1 December 2025 to 17 March 2026 (107 days).

The problem

Two local tyre stores with good people and marketing that wasn't going anywhere. Almost everything was price promos and product flyers, and the best of them struggled to get 300 views.

Every tyre shop sells on price. The difference is who's behind the counter, and nobody outside the shop knew who that was.

What I changed

I went on site and put the team in front of the camera: Meet the Team posts, the Coffee Lover reel, and the everyday work that happens in the shop.

Then I put the ad budget, $4,400 over the 107 days, behind two jobs: making sure locals knew the stores, and getting people to the store page.

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Proof of performance
Tyrepower reels after

After: the team on camera

Tyrepower reels before

Before: not much happening

Tyrepower photos after

After: real people and real jobs, with some AI help on the creative

Tyrepower photos before

Before: promo after promo

What came of it

One Meet the Team post, introducing a member of the crew, got 19,300 views and nearly 200 interactions. The best promo flyer before that couldn't break 300.

The store visits campaign sent 2,439 people to the store's landing page at 88 cents a click.

The awareness campaign cost $1.44 to show the ads to a thousand people.

What it shows

People want to see who they're dealing with. A flyer with a price on it is easy to scroll past. The person who'll be fitting your tyres isn't.

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