The client wanted to promote Donki Mall Thonglor, a newly opened Japanese department store. We presented an online marketing plan consisting of: building brand awareness through content using Facebook Ads to disseminate information, and using Google Ads to highlight the location of this unique and attractive new dining and entertainment destination in Thonglor – Donki Mall Thonglor.
work process
According to our online marketing plan for Donki Mall Thonglor, the focus will primarily be on raising awareness, as the client's objective is to conduct online marketing for the grand opening of Donki Mall Thonglor.
We used Facebook Ads to promote our page, focusing on increasing likes. At that time, we needed to grow our customer base so that new promotions would be easily visible. For existing loyal followers, this would allow them to access promotions directly without the client having to spend extra on advertising or boosting posts. Therefore, increasing followers or likes is considered a way to build a customer base.
When we ran Reach Ads for our client to announce the opening date of Donki Mall Thonglor, this helped generate excitement and encourage people to visit the new mall. We used infographics and videos to provide information about key landmarks within the mall.
In the Awareness Funnel, we primarily used Facebook social media to reach people. Subsequently, in the Interest Funnel and Lead Funnel, we used Google Ads and Google My Business to reach people and promote the mall to interested individuals, encouraging them to visit the mall correctly.
Furthermore, for Google Ads, we have structured the ad campaign to be optimal for every stage of the customer journey, encompassing Awareness, Interest, and Lead. This focuses on both individuals who haven't yet decided where to shop and those who want to directly visit Donki Mall Thonglor. The ads initiate when someone searches on Google Search, and they can click through the ad to the client's website or request the mall's location.
This includes the fact that when people search for shopping malls on Google Map, they will see customer advertisements and can request the location to travel to the mall. These are part of our online-to-offline store visit strategy, which has received very positive feedback.










