A client asked us to target everyone. We said that's how you reach no one.
Onboarding call. We asked who their target customer is.
"Everyone who likes fashion. Women 18 to 55. All of India."
We've heard this before. Targeting everyone on Meta burns budget on people who will never buy. The algorithm needs a signal. Give it everything and it optimises for nothing.
We pushed back. Who is buying right now? What does she do on weekends? What else does she spend on? What problem does this product solve for her?
Took an hour. The founder was frustrated. "Why does this matter, just run the ads."
Because the brief we build the campaign around comes from that conversation. The creative angle, the hook, the offer, the audience parameters. Everything traces back to it.
We narrowed it down. Specific customer profile. Specific behaviour signals. Specific creative angle built around her actual life.
The metric that matters is cost per purchase against target CAC. Broad campaigns give you reach without it.
Broad targeting on Meta isn't reach. It's waste with extra steps.
At arlox.io the customer brief is the first thing we build before a single campaign goes live for any D2C fashion brand. Skip it and you're guessing with someone else's money.
If your Meta ads are reaching a lot of people but converting very few, arlox.io.
- Arlox.io | Best Brand Scaling Agency for D2C Fashion
