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luxury real estate · Kolkata · 2024

Selling crore-plus apartments without renting a billboard.

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Driving sales for luxury apartments and bungalows in Kolkata, on a budget that didn't include outdoor.

the client

Emami Realty, a relatively new player in the property sector, recently launched two luxury developments in the heart of Kolkata. The first, Aamond, offers exclusive luxury apartments priced between ₹3-4 crore. The second, Aastha, features units starting at ₹4 crore, with prices reaching up to ₹7 crore.

the challenge
  • Kolkata's real estate market is considered particularly challenging due to heightened price sensitivity among local buyers.
  • While Emami is a recognized local name, its standing in real estate is still developing, especially against national players like Godrej, DLF, and Prestige competing for the luxury market.
  • The primary audience with the means to buy these luxury properties is predominantly Marwari.
campaign management
  • Tailored placements to target HNI buyers in Kolkata.
  • Implemented funnel strategies guiding prospects from initial awareness through to inquiry and lease signing, emphasizing luxury apartment features and exclusivity.
  • Continuously monitored daily and overall budgets, making real-time adjustments based on campaign performance data to ensure optimal spend.
  • Tracked and analyzed key performance to refine targeting and messaging for maximum ROI.
targeting strategies on meta

Audience segmentation.

Focused on affluent neighbourhoods, segmenting the audience by profession, luxury interests, and expensive-goods purchase behaviour.

Creative optimization.

Guided high-quality, engaging ad creatives with compelling visuals and copy tailored to HNI audiences.

Funnel management for luxury properties.

Used a range of advanced techniques to maximize reach and enhance conversions by strategically targeting prospects at each funnel stage, guiding potential buyers seamlessly from awareness to inquiry and purchase.

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