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The bigger opportunity sits months earlier, when an expectant parent builds a list and someone else pays for it.","Baby Registry Channel Case Study","How optimizing for the baby registry moved a brand's demand six weeks upstream, growing registry-intent clicks from 1.1k to 14.7k a month in under a year.",[21,22],"07288de0-63ae-47b6-b6fc-eb6c6af8f16e","a507b11d-88fb-4b74-98a2-0661de716593","d35d6294-025a-40a6-8924-490fecd69470","baby-products","Baby Products",[27,52,79,86,93,115,125,132,143,148],{"id":28,"case_study_id":4,"type":29,"position":30,"is_enabled":8,"config":31,"locale_code":14,"data":32},"4f91f849-0c71-46cc-8623-734aaed63ed7","snapshot",1,{},{"items":33,"title":51},[34,36,39,42,45,48],{"label":35,"value":25},"Category",{"label":37,"value":38},"Marketplaces","US",{"label":40,"value":41},"Revenue at start","$187k \u002F month",{"label":43,"value":44},"Registry-intent clicks at start","1.1k \u002F month, unmanaged",{"label":46,"value":47},"Engagement","Full account management + creative",{"label":49,"value":50},"Timeframe","11 months","",{"id":53,"case_study_id":4,"type":54,"position":55,"is_enabled":8,"config":56,"locale_code":14,"data":57},"839480cf-61ac-45b2-b098-627e10b1766f","metrics",2,{},{"items":58,"title":51},[59,64,69,74],{"after":60,"delta":61,"label":62,"before":63,"is_highlight":8},"14.7k","+1,236%","Monthly clicks from registry-intent search terms","1.1k",{"after":65,"delta":66,"label":67,"before":68},"$402k","+115%","Monthly revenue","$187k",{"after":70,"delta":71,"label":72,"before":73},"27%","-11 pts","Q4 share of annual revenue","38%",{"after":75,"delta":76,"label":77,"before":78},"4.9k \u002F mo","+250%","New-to-brand orders","1.4k \u002F mo",{"id":80,"case_study_id":4,"type":81,"position":82,"is_enabled":8,"config":83,"locale_code":14,"data":84},"f843de8b-0e07-47a5-9266-574917634fbe","challenge",3,{},{"title":51,"markdown":85},"Every other brand in the category was bidding on the same purchase moment: the week a parent realizes they need a bottle steriliser. That auction is crowded and expensive, and it arrives late — by then the parent has usually already been given most of their gear.\n\nThe decision that mattered happened earlier. An expectant parent assembles a registry somewhere around the second trimester, adds thirty to sixty items in a handful of sessions, and those items get bought by other people over the following months. The brand had no presence in that process at all: it was not appearing in registry-oriented searches, its listings answered none of the questions someone building a list asks, and nothing in its merchandising acknowledged that the decision and the purchase would be three months apart.",{"id":87,"case_study_id":4,"type":88,"position":89,"is_enabled":8,"config":90,"locale_code":14,"data":91},"05033b31-6f09-408c-8756-7bb97e0f93b7","approach",4,{},{"title":51,"markdown":92},"We treated the registry as a distinct channel with its own shopper.\n\n- **Registry-intent keyword work** — the checklist and “must have” vocabulary of the planning phase, which is a different search set from the purchase phase.\n- **Listings that answer a planner's questions** — what it replaces, what it works with, at what age it gets used, so an item can be justified to whoever will pay for it.\n- **Catalog spread across the checklist** — an item in every slot a registry checklist prompts for, because a planner fills categories rather than compares brands.\n- **Imagery that survives a list view** — a registry is browsed as a grid of thumbnails at speed, so the first frame has to identify what the product is for without being opened.",{"id":94,"case_study_id":4,"type":95,"position":96,"is_enabled":8,"config":97,"locale_code":14,"data":98},"b2415d03-5f39-4216-9245-91543d68ca0f","process_steps",5,{},{"steps":99,"title":51},[100,103,106,109,112],{"text":101,"title":102},"Order data mapped backwards: registry adds cluster around weeks 20-28, purchases arrive weeks 30-42 and in the two weeks after birth.","Understand the timing",{"text":104,"title":105},"Listings rewritten to answer “do I need this and which one” rather than “buy this now”, with usage windows and compatibility made explicit.","Rebuild for the planner",{"text":107,"title":108},"The catalog spread deliberately across gift-sized tiers so the brand appears at every budget on a shared list.","Ladder the price points",{"text":110,"title":111},"Advertising pointed at the planning-phase terms, where cost per click was roughly half that of the purchase-phase head terms.","Earn the add",{"text":113,"title":114},"Inventory planned against the lag between an add and its purchase, so the brand is in stock when someone else finally pays.","Follow the list",{"id":116,"case_study_id":4,"type":117,"position":118,"is_enabled":8,"config":119,"locale_code":14,"data":122},"b280ee8e-b2f4-415d-8ac6-1b09fe6eb045","media",8,{"images":120},[121],"case-studies\u002Fdashboards\u002Fbaby-brand-registry-channel-growth.webp",{"title":123,"caption":124},"Inside the ad account","Anonymized account view, rebuilt from the figures reported above: ad sales more than doubling as registry-phase demand came online.",{"id":126,"case_study_id":4,"type":127,"position":128,"is_enabled":8,"config":129,"locale_code":14,"data":130},"3aab6c1f-8674-40f3-a1ef-04778ebed015","results",9,{},{"title":51,"markdown":131},"Monthly clicks from registry-intent search terms went from 1.1k to **14.7k**, and revenue more than doubled to $402k a month.\n\nThe less obvious win is the shape of the year. The brand had been heavily dependent on Q4, which fell from 38% of annual revenue to 27% — not because Q4 shrank, but because registry demand arrives continuously: babies are born every month, and the list that gets built in March is bought in June. Acquisition also got cheaper, since the planning-phase keywords are contested by a fraction of the brands fighting over the purchase moment.",{"id":133,"case_study_id":4,"type":134,"position":135,"is_enabled":8,"config":136,"locale_code":14,"data":137},"be71a10b-5374-4f1d-85d5-bf46c9312441","quote",10,{},{"items":138,"title":51},[139],{"role":140,"text":141,"author":142},"Baby products brand","The registry was written three months before anyone bought anything. 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