IKEA is popular in Taiwan, but some items are less popular than others. We needed to raise awareness of these less-loved items while boosting sales.

For Valentine’s Day 2020, we shone a spotlight on some of IKEA Taiwan’s least popular items – according to sales data. Introducing ‘The Love Collection’, a multi-platform social commerce campaign featuring lonely IKEA products – with the rest left open to interpretation.

First, we used sales data to find IKEA Taiwan’s least loved items. We then used an ‘artistic eye’ to select which of these would work best in our online films and ads. The campaign ran on Facebook and Instagram, the perfect platforms for our cheeky, sharable content – and the places our mass target audience spend most of their time online.

For Valentine’s Day 2020, we shone a spotlight on some of IKEA Taiwan’s least popular items – according to sales data. Introducing ‘The Love Collection’, a multi-platform social commerce campaign featuring lonely IKEA products – with the rest left open to interpretation.

‘The Love Collection’ launched on Valentine’s Day with a short film clip featuring a sexy soundtrack and different IKEA items. This was posted on IKEA’s social channels, as well as being pushed out to KOLs known for having a naughty side. Fans were also invited to share other IKEA items to add to the collection and were then retargeted with ads featuring their chosen products – which they could click through to purchase at ikea.com.tw

Our content ran for three days across the Valentine’s period, achieving 821,000 impressions across Taiwan, and a total reach of 741,000. The most impactful piece of content outperformed Facebook’s benchmark by 584%.

We kept a close eye on audience behaviour after being served our content – particularly our Carousel post which was optimised for link clicks and achieved 4,252 web visits, 283% higher than Facebook’s benchmark.