Sport & Leisure Sector, Digital Marketing Agency - Mass Reach

Smarter Spend, Stronger Returns: 72% ROAS Increase for Swimming Nature

Swimming Nature is a renowned swimming school offering personalised lessons for babies, children and adults across multiple pool venues throughout the UK & UAE. With a strong commitment to quality, Swimming Nature has built a reputation for excellence, serving over 6,000 students every day. The school’s expert instructors provide tailored lessons that focus on individual progress, ensuring swimmers of all ages and abilities receive the attention and support they need to develop their skills confidently.

About Project

Swimming Nature approached Mass Reach with the goal of expanding their online visibility and attracting a larger audience. Despite having a valuable service, they faced challenges in reaching their target demographic effectively through PPC (Pay-Per-Click) and Paid Social channels.

Challenge

Swimming Nature had built a strong offline reputation and loyal customer base, but their online growth wasn’t keeping pace with their brand potential. Despite offering a premium, in-demand service across multiple locations in the UK and UAE, their digital marketing efforts weren’t effectively capturing high-intent audiences.

The existing PPC and paid social campaigns lacked precision in targeting and conversion tracking, making it difficult to measure true return on ad spend (ROAS) or optimise for better performance.

In a competitive market where parents and adults actively search for local, trusted swimming lessons, Swimming Nature needed a data-driven strategy to increase visibility, improve ROAS, and convert more prospects into active students all while maintaining their premium brand positioning.

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Client Feedback

Mass Reach transformed our campaigns. We went from struggling with rising ad costs to scaling profitably month after month.
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Andy Hedley
Head of Growth