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Furniture & Interiors

Large baskets and shared household decisions that run over weeks, not minutes.

The problem

Furniture sits awkwardly between e-commerce and considered purchase. The basket is large enough that nobody buys on the first visit, the decision usually involves two people, and the visit that converts is rarely the one that gets credited. Optimising for same-session purchases in this category systematically underfunds the channels doing the work.

Precision

How the work actually runs.

01

Extend the attribution window

A thirty-day window on a sixty-day decision hides the channels that started it.

02

Separate browse from buy

Different campaigns, different creative, different measures for each stage.

03

Use the showroom as a conversion

For this category the store visit is often the real event, and it can be tracked.

04

Make the catalogue work

Feed quality quietly determines shopping performance more than bid strategy does.

Evidence

Measured in the client’s own systems.

30–60 days Typical decision window
2 Decision-makers in a typical purchase

Questions

Answered before you ask.

Do you handle product feeds?

Yes. Feed quality is the largest single lever in this category and the most commonly neglected — poor titles and missing attributes cost more than any bidding mistake.

Online sales or showroom visits?

Both, measured separately. Optimising one while ignoring the other is how showroom-heavy brands conclude that digital does not work for them.

Growth

Start with the numbers you already have.

Send us access to your accounts, in whichever markets you run them. In ten working days you get a written growth review: where the money leaks, what to fix first, and the return we would underwrite.

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Egypt · Saudi Arabia · UAE · Qatar