Yacht charter company (NDA)
Yacht Charter — 430K reach and 6,000 followers on Meta
Brand-building program for a yacht charter company: iterative follower-growth ads scaled from test to $6.4K, a dedicated reach campaign and an engagement test. 429,605 accounts reached, ~6,000 new subscribers.
429K accounts reached- Year
- 2026
- Duration
- Ongoing
- Industry
- Travel & leisure — yacht charter
- Country
- International
- Services
- Meta Ads, Instagram Ads, Brand Awareness
The results
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429,605
Total accounts reached
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~6,000
New subscribers and likes
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$1.58
Cost per subscriber — winning ad
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$10,080
Managed budget across 4 ads
Project overview
Nobody impulse-buys a yacht charter from a single ad. The purchase cycle is long, visual and trust-driven — clients follow the brand, watch the boats, then book when the occasion comes. So the program was built the way this niche actually converts: audience first, bookings second.
What we did
- Iterative follower-growth creatives — version 2 beat version 1, earned the budget, and was scaled to $6.4K while version 3 kept testing in parallel
- A dedicated reach campaign for a defined audience segment: 208,962 accounts at $4.02 per thousand — brand on screen for the price of a postcard
- An engagement-objective test to compare cost per interaction against subscription ads before committing budget
- Video-led creatives showing the boats, the water and the experience — the product sells itself when it’s visible
The result
429,605 accounts reached and roughly 6,000 new subscribers across a $10K managed budget. The winning ad brought followers at $1.58 each and held that rate while scaling four-fold — the difference between a lucky test and a system. The account now owns an audience it can convert into charters every season, without paying for the same attention twice.
Tech stack
- Meta Ads Manager
- Follower-growth ads
- Reach campaigns
- Video creatives
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