Shopify Agentic Sales Channels in Australia 2026 – Everything you need to know
Shopify Agentic Sales Channel: What It Is and How to Use It in 2026 | AIIMS Group
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AIIMS Group / Ecommerce Intelligence / May 2026

Shopify’s Agentic sales channel is live. Most store owners haven’t noticed it yet.

A new sales channel appeared quietly in Shopify admin sidebars in 2026. It connects your store directly to ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot. This guide covers what it is, who is eligible, and exactly how to set your store up to get found by AI agents.

PublishedMay 2026
TopicShopify Agentic Channel
ByAIIMS Group Ecommerce Team
OfficesSydney + Dubai
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8X ChatGPT referral traffic growth, January to May 2026, across AIIMS Shopify clients
961% Sales growth reported on one active US Shopify Agentic store
2026 Shopify stores now eligible for the Agentic sales channel globally
What Is the Shopify Agentic Sales Channel?

A new sales channel appeared in your Shopify sidebar in 2026. Here’s what it actually does.

Somewhere between your last Shopify update and today, a new item appeared in your Sales Channels sidebar. No announcement. No fanfare. Just a small icon with the word Agentic sitting between Shop and Google & YouTube.

This is not a beta. It is not an experiment. It is Shopify’s direct response to the fastest behavioural shift in ecommerce since mobile shopping: customers are no longer searching Google first. They’re asking AI.

The AIIMS ecommerce team has been tracking ChatGPT and other LLM referral traffic across Shopify client stores since early 2026. In January, the numbers were interesting. By May 2026, they were impossible to ignore. Referral traffic from AI sources grew 8 times over in four months. That is not a trend on the horizon. It is already here.

“The Shopify Agentic channel is a structured data bridge between your store and AI assistants. If your product data is clean and your copy answers real questions, you get recommended. If it’s generic, you don’t.”

When someone asks ChatGPT “what’s the best UHF radio for a Toyota HiLux dual cab,” Shopify’s Agentic layer is what puts your product in that response. Not luck. Not advertising spend. Data quality and copy clarity.

The stores getting found are the ones who set up their catalog correctly, wrote product copy that answers real customer questions, and treated the Agentic channel like any other new channel launch: move early, optimise hard, and don’t wait for the webinar.

Inside the Shopify Agentic Channel

What the Shopify Agentic sales channel looks like in your admin

Real screenshots from live Shopify stores. The difference between a US store (fully active) and an AU or UAE store (eligible and awaiting activation) shows exactly where the rollout currently sits.

Agentic appearing in Shopify Sales Channels sidebar
Find it here: Sales Channels sidebar in your Shopify admin. Online Store, Shop, Agentic, Google & YouTube.
Agentic Storefronts not yet available - AU store
AU / UAE view: “Agentic Storefronts aren’t available yet” but AI agents are already mentioning your store. Products need to be added now.
Another AU store - Agentic not available, 0 products in catalog
Waiting for activation: ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot channels are listed but grey. 0 products in catalog. This is a gap, and it closes by getting ready now.
US store - Agentic Storefronts active with ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot live
US store, fully active: ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot both green. 33 products synced. 4 shoppers sent via AI agents in 30 days. Sales up 961%. This is what AU/UAE stores are moving toward.
Shopify Catalog Published under Agentic Sales Channel
Product level activation: Under Sales Channels, Agentic shows the Shopify Catalog as Published. This is what you’re working toward. Every product needs to be individually published and optimised to appear here.
How the Shopify Agentic Channel Works

AI agents don’t browse your store. They query your catalog directly.

When a shopper asks ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, or another AI agent for a product recommendation, the agent queries a structured data layer. For Shopify stores, that layer is the Shopify Catalog that lives inside your Agentic channel.

The agent reads your product titles, descriptions, SKUs, and policies. It then decides whether your product matches the query. If your data is clean, specific, and written in the language of real customer questions, you get recommended. If it’s generic or incomplete, you don’t.

2x criteria for Agentic discovery: catalog access enabled + product data quality

The two requirements Shopify checks before your store is eligible for Agentic

  • Catalog access is enabledYour products are switched on to be searchable by AI agents. This is a settings toggle at the catalog level inside the Agentic channel.
  • Your policies are up to dateReturns, refunds, and shipping policies must be published and compliant. AI agents use policy data to assess whether to recommend your store.

Once both are green, your catalog enters the Agentic pool. What determines whether your products surface over a competitor’s comes down entirely to how well your product content answers the real questions customers type into ChatGPT.

How to Optimise Your Shopify Store for the Agentic Channel

The way people search has changed. Your Shopify product copy needs to catch up.

High-intent search terms used to be short and keyword-focused. “Best UHF radio shipped.” That worked because Google matched keywords. AI agents don’t work that way. They match intent and context. And customers now ask in natural language because they’ve been trained to by ChatGPT.

Context Old Way New Way
Product title UHF Radio CB 80 Channel Best UHF radio for a Toyota HiLux dual cab
Page title / meta Buy UHF Radios Online | Fast Shipping UHF Radios for 4WDs and Tradies | Fits HiLux, Land Cruiser, Ranger
Product description Compact 5W UHF CB radio with 80 channels. LCD display. 12 month warranty. Designed for dual cab utes and work vehicles. Mounts cleanly under the dash on a HiLux or Ranger. 80 channel UHF, clear comms on worksites and off-road. Comes with all mounting hardware.
Blog tone UHF Radio Buying Guide 2026 What’s the best UHF radio for a Toyota HiLux? Here’s what we recommend.
FAQ copy Does this radio have Bluetooth? Will this UHF radio fit my dual cab without drilling into the dash? Yes, here’s how.

Write like you’re recommending a product to someone who already knows what they need. Answer the final question, the one that removes the last objection. That’s the language the Shopify Agentic channel rewards.

Shopify Agentic Channel: Who Is Eligible in 2026

Where does your Shopify store sit in the Agentic rollout?

As of May 2026, the Shopify Agentic sales channel has rolled out in tiers based on which markets your store sells to. Here’s exactly where each country currently sits.

Fully Live

United States

Full dashboard access. ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot channels active. Performance data visible. Catalog search testing available. Revenue attribution live.

Beta / Awaiting

Australia

Agentic appears in your sidebar. Catalog can be set up. Full activation is not yet available via the Shopify UI. Preparation now means you’re first when the switch goes live.

Beta / Awaiting

UAE

Same status as Australia. The channel is visible and accessible but Agentic Storefronts are not yet fully active. Same preparation strategy applies.

You cannot accelerate activation via the Shopify UI. That switch is Shopify’s to flip. What you can control is whether your store is ready the moment it does. The stores that have clean catalogs, strong copy, published products, and up-to-date policies on day one will have a built-in lead over everyone who waits for the announcement.

Shopify Agentic Channel: Setup Checklist

What to do right now to prepare your store for the Agentic channel.

You can’t flip the Agentic switch yourself. But you can make sure that when Shopify does, your store is the best-prepared version of itself in your category. Work through this checklist now.

  • Enable catalog access in the Agentic channelGo to Sales Channels, Agentic, and confirm your Shopify Catalog is set to Published. If it shows 0 products, you have work to do at the product level.
  • Switch on publishing at the product levelEvery product needs to be individually published to the Agentic channel. Bulk edit your products to confirm none are excluded.
  • Audit and clean your SKUsAI agents use SKU data to match products to specific queries. Incomplete or generic SKUs reduce your discoverability. Make them meaningful and consistent.
  • Rewrite product titles for intent, not keywordsThink about the real question behind every purchase. What vehicle is this for? What problem does it solve? What would someone ask ChatGPT before buying it?
  • Rewrite product descriptions in a recommendation toneNot a spec sheet. Not a feature list. Write like you’re explaining the product to a customer who has already narrowed their choice to two options. Answer the last objection.
  • Update page titles and meta descriptionsYour SEO layer feeds AI discovery. Write page titles that answer a question, not just name a category. Update meta descriptions to match the way a customer would phrase their query.
  • Publish blogs in a recommendation formatAI agents surface blog content. A post titled “Best UHF radio for a HiLux” will get cited in a ChatGPT response before a post titled “UHF Radio Buying Guide 2026.” The format matters as much as the topic.
  • Publish and update your store policiesReturns, refunds, shipping: all three must be live and compliant. This is a hard requirement for Agentic eligibility. Don’t skip it.
  • Allow Shopify to manage the channel for youIn the Agentic dashboard, there’s a toggle: “Allow Shopify to manage for me.” This enables Shopify’s own AI to keep your catalog and channel configuration current. Turn it on.
GEO, AIO SEO, and the Shopify Agentic Channel

What GEO and AIO SEO mean for your Shopify store in 2026.

You’ll start hearing the terms GEO (Generative Engine Optimisation) and AIO SEO more than you heard ROAS in 2019. These are not buzzwords. They describe a real shift in how content gets discovered, and the Shopify Agentic sales channel is the most direct commercial application of this shift available right now. Optimising for AI discovery means writing content that AI agents trust, cite, and recommend.

The same principles that made great SEO copy work still apply: be specific, be accurate, answer real questions. The difference is that Google rewarded keyword density and backlinks. AI agents reward clarity, context, and helpfulness. If your product copy answers the exact question a customer types into ChatGPT, you get recommended.

GEO is not a buzzword. It is the new default for ecommerce discovery. And it starts with your Shopify product catalog, not a separate strategy document.

The paid vs organic balance still applies

Agentic commerce creates a new organic channel. That does not make paid irrelevant. The brands that survive long term run both: paid for scale, organic (including Agentic) for margin. Agentic gives you a low-cost, high-intent discovery surface. Paid gives you volume control. Together, that’s a sustainable model.

What Agentic changes is the cost curve of organic discovery. For now, it costs nothing extra to be recommended by ChatGPT through Shopify’s Agentic layer. That window will not stay open indefinitely. ChatGPT’s ads beta launched in selected countries in 2026. When AI agents start surfacing paid placements above organic recommendations, the brands already embedded in the organic layer will have a structural advantage.

Common questions about the Shopify Agentic sales channel

Is the Shopify Agentic channel available in Australia? As of May 2026, yes, but only as a channel you can see and prepare. Full activation is not yet available via the Shopify UI. AU and UAE stores are on the beta list, eagerly awaiting the go-live button. Prepare your catalog now so you are first when it switches on.

The 8X growth in ChatGPT referral traffic between January and May 2026 was not a surprise to the AIIMS ecommerce team. We were watching it. The question is not whether this channel matters. The question is whether your store is ready when it fully opens for your market.

Ready to set up your Shopify Agentic channel?

Speak to Janty Mohammed, Head of Ecommerce Growth Globally at AIIMS. We work with Shopify stores across the US, Australia, and the UAE to get them ready for the channels that matter before their competitors catch on.

Become a challenger

AIIMS™ – Australia Office

Unit 9/39 Gould Street
Strathfield South, NSW 2136
Phone: 1300397603
Secondary phone: 1300641849
Email: info@aiims.group

AIIMS™ – United Arab Emirates – Dubai

Makeen Al Khaleej Building - Level 2 office 201 - Al Karama - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
Level 2 office 201 - Al Karama,
Al Karama, Dubai 00000
Phone: +97142683364
Secondary phone: +611300641849
Email: info@aiims.group
GemIQ
Case Study Ecommerce Worldwide

GemIQ
Goes
Global

From no online marketing to record online sales — a global ecommerce transformation that exceeded every expectation.

Google Ads
Meta Ads
Brand Creation
Website Design
Content Creation
June 2025

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9M+
Impressions Delivered
$396K
Revenue Generated
923
Conversions
1.43%
Click-Through Rate
20K+
Jewellers Reached Globally

A powerful product with no digital footprint.

GemIQ had an exceptional product line trusted by jewellers around the world. But they had never run paid advertising at any meaningful scale. The business owner had genuine doubts — not about the quality of the product, but about whether digital marketing could actually move the needle. That scepticism was the first obstacle we had to overcome.

Getting the budget allocation right was the biggest strategic challenge from day one. Too conservative and we wouldn’t generate enough data to optimise. Too aggressive without proof of concept and we’d lose trust before we’d earned it. We needed to move fast, prove the model, and build confidence in parallel.

Taking the advertising global pushed the brand into territory even the owner hadn’t imagined. Multiple markets, multiple languages, multiple creatives — all running simultaneously. The results didn’t just meet expectations. They shattered them.

End-to-end. Global scale.

Google Ads
Full campaign creation and delivery across global markets — search, display, and shopping campaigns built and managed from the ground up.
Meta Ads
Creatives tailored to each country’s language and culture — localised ad sets delivered across Facebook and Instagram to reach jewellers in every key market.
New Brand Creation
A complete brand identity built for global credibility — from naming and visual identity through to tone of voice and positioning strategy.
Website Design & Development
A high-converting ecommerce website designed and built to support international traffic — optimised for clarity, speed, and sales across all devices.
Content Creation
Strategic content built to perform — product copy, ad creative, and social assets that communicated GemIQ’s value proposition to buyers around the world.

Numbers that changed minds.

A single month of global Meta activity — the campaign that proved paid advertising could work at scale and gave the client the confidence to push even further.

Impressions
9,043,460
Global reach across Facebook and Instagram placements
Total Clicks
129,135
Qualified traffic driven to the ecommerce store
Click-Through Rate
1.43%
Above benchmark for ecommerce across all markets
Conversions
923
Sales generated across international markets
Avg. CPC
$0.42
USD — highly efficient cost per click globally
Cost Per Conversion
$58.35
USD — strong ROI relative to product price point
Revenue Generated
$396,934
USD total ecommerce revenue — record month for the brand

Localised at scale.

129K
Link Clicks
6.8x
ROAS
923
Purchases
$0.42
Avg. CPC (USD)
Creative Strategy
Language variations
Multiple per market
Creative format
Static + Video
Markets targeted
Global
Campaign objective
Conversions / Sales
Budget & Efficiency
Total impressions
9,043,460
CTR
1.43%
Cost per conversion
$58.35 USD
Revenue generated
$396,934.84 USD

The key to these results wasn’t just spend — it was the approach. Every market got creatives built for its language, context, and buying behaviour. Localised ads outperformed generic global ones at every stage of the funnel, and the compounding effect across markets turned a single month into a record-breaking revenue result for the business.

Who delivered what.

01
New Website Design & Development
Mikey
02
Complete Meta Ad Strategy & Execution
Jasmine
03
Branding & Brand Identity Creation
Cielo
04
Strategy & Account Management
Janty / Sarah
05
Google Ads & Global Content Creation
AIIMS Team
SG
Account Manager

Working with Jenny and the team has been quite rewarding. The client is very thankful for all we do and the direction we take together. It was a great month to hit those numbers — and each month we strive to achieve bigger and better.

Sarah Gebron
Client Experience Manager · AIIMS Group

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AIIMS™ – Australia Office

Unit 9/39 Gould Street
Strathfield South, NSW 2136
Australia
Phone: 1300397603
Secondary phone: 1300641849
Email: info@aiims.group

AIIMS™ – United Arab Emirates – Dubai

Makeen Al Khaleej Building - Level 2 office 201 - Al Karama - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
Level 2 office 201 - Al Karama,
Al Karama, Dubai 00000
United Arab Emirates
Phone: +97142683364
Secondary phone: +611300641849
Email: info@aiims.group

Case Study — Year on Year

Powered
Gates
Australia

174% more conversions. 266% more revenue. From a standing start to market leader — this is what a year of serious Google Ads and SEO work looks like.

IndustryGate Automation
LocationMelbourne, Australia
ChannelsGoogle Ads / SEO
ComparisonYoY May 24 vs May 25

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Year on Year Growth
May’24 – Apr’25
337
May’25 – Apr’26
922
+174%
Conversions
May’24 – Apr’25
$105K
May’25 – Apr’26
$385K
+266%
Conversion Value
May’24 – Apr’25
21.5K
May’25 – Apr’26
29.6K
+38%
Clicks
May’24 – Apr’25
1.07M
May’25 – Apr’26
1.89M
+76%
Impressions
May’24
762
Apr’26
1,907
+150%
Organic Keywords

An eCommerce store
competing in a
specialised market.

Powered Gates Australia sells and installs premium gate automation products nationally. The challenge: a niche product category, high-intent but low-volume search terms, and an eCommerce model where every click needs to convert.

01

Niche Category, High Stakes

Gate motors and automation accessories are considered purchases. Search volume is limited but intent is high. Every impression counts and every click needs to be the right buyer.

02

Performance Max + Shopping

The account needed a dual strategy: a Performance Max campaign to capture broad intent across Google’s surfaces, and a branded campaign to defend existing demand and maximise return.

03

Organic Authority from Scratch

The site was new. Ranking for competitive gate automation terms required a methodical SEO programme — technical foundations, targeted content, and consistent optimisation over 12 months.

04

National Scale, Local Install

Powered Gates sells Australia-wide online but also installs in Melbourne. The strategy needed to serve both audiences — eCommerce buyers nationally and installation leads locally.

The work behind
the numbers.

Year-on-year growth doesn’t happen by accident. Here’s what the team executed across Google Ads and SEO to drive a 174% lift in conversions.

Google Ads

Performance Max Optimisation

Continuous refinement of asset groups, audience signals, and product feed quality. The PMax campaign scaled from 337 total account conversions in Year 1 to 922 in Year 2 — driven by smarter asset testing and tighter audience inputs.

Google Ads

Branded Campaign Defence

A dedicated branded search campaign was built to capture and protect high-intent brand searches. With a 29.5% CTR, it ensures budget is spent efficiently on buyers who already know the brand.

Google Ads

Product Feed Management

Shopping feed quality was a priority. Product titles, descriptions, and pricing were aligned to how buyers actually search — improving impression share and purchase-intent match across the catalogue.

SEO

Technical SEO Foundations

Site architecture, canonical tags, schema markup, Core Web Vitals, and crawlability were all addressed to give the site the authority foundation it needed to rank competitively.

SEO

Content and Category Pages

Keyword-targeted content was built across product category pages, blog posts, and buying guides. This drove rankings for terms like “swing gate automation,” “bft gate motor,” and “boom gate” — products with real purchase intent.

SEO

Local SEO for Melbourne

Installation-focused pages and location signals were built to capture Melbourne-based leads searching for local gate installation and fabrication services alongside national eCommerce traffic.

From 337 conversions
to 922. In one year.

Two active campaigns. Continuous optimisation. A Performance Max campaign doing the heavy lifting, backed by a branded campaign locking in the easiest wins.

922
Conversions (Y2)
+174% YoY
$385K
Revenue (Y2)
+266% YoY
29.6K
Clicks (Y2)
+38% YoY
1.89M
Impressions (Y2)
+76% YoY
$0.97
Avg. CPC (Y2)
Efficient
1.57%
CTR (30d)
Active
Conversion Value — Year on Year
Year 1 (May’24–Apr’25)
$105K
Year 2 (May’25–Apr’26)
$385K
Conversions — Year on Year
Year 1 (May’24–Apr’25)
337
Year 2 (May’25–Apr’26)
922

762 keywords
to 1,907.
Organic built to last.

1.9K

Organic keywords now ranking

1,502
Monthly Organic Visits
$2.3K
Traffic Value
+150%
Keyword Growth YoY
+97%
Traffic Growth YoY

Through consistent SEO work. Technical fixes, keyword-targeted content, and local authority building — all compounding to drive organic growth that runs alongside paid.

Technical audit: schema, canonicals, redirects, metadata

Core Web Vitals and site speed improvements

Product category page optimisation for high-intent terms

Blog content targeting buying-intent keywords

Local SEO — Melbourne installation and fabrication

Internal linking architecture across product categories

Mobile usability and UX improvements

Ranking where
buyers are searching.

Top positions on competitive gate automation terms — non-branded keywords that bring real buyers, not just brand searches.

Keyword Position Monthly Volume URL
swing gates #3 720 /collections/industrial-sliding-swing-gate-automation
swing gate #3 720 /collections/sliding-swing-gate-kits-bundles
remote control gates #1 210 /collections/remote-controls-access-control
bft gate motor #2 320 /products/bft-gate-motor-for-sliding-gate-deimos
boomgate #5 720 /products/nice-boom-gate-traffic-barrier
swing gate automation #2 260 /collections/swing-gate-motors-australias-best-range
gate motor #7 590 /collections/automatic-gate-service-melbourne
remote gate controller #1 140 /collections/remote-controls-access-control

Two channels.
One team.
Full growth.

01

Google Ads Strategy

Performance Max and branded campaigns built around purchase intent. Continuous optimisation, asset testing, and product feed management driving a 174% YoY lift in conversions.

02

Shopping Feed Management

Product titles, attributes, and feed quality continuously refined to improve match rate with buyer search terms and improve Shopping placement quality scores.

03

Search Engine Optimisation

From 762 to 1,907 organic keywords. Technical foundations, category page content, blog targeting, and local SEO for Melbourne installation leads — all compounding over 12 months.

04

Content Strategy

Buying guides, product comparison articles, and installation FAQs written to rank for high-intent terms and support the sales journey for considered-purchase buyers.

05

Technical SEO

Site architecture, Core Web Vitals, schema markup, canonical tags, and crawlability improvements to give the site the technical authority it needed to compete in a national market.

06

Performance Reporting

Monthly reporting across both channels with clear YoY benchmarking — so the client always knows exactly what’s working and where the growth is coming from.

Aidan Smyth
Account Manager
Aidan Smyth

Aidan manages the Powered Gates Australia account at AIIMS — overseeing the Google Ads and SEO strategy that delivered a 266% year-on-year lift in conversion value. His focus is making sure every campaign decision is backed by data, and every organic effort compounds toward long-term growth.

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like this?

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AIIMS Group × 4Foldr — Paid Social Case Study

4Foldr.
Zero demand.
$315K revenue.

No existing demand. No brand awareness. No category. Just a brilliant idea, a lean budget, and the right strategy.

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Total Purchases
0
Total Impressions (Thousands)
$0
Total Spend
$0
Revenue Generated
0%
CAC Reduction

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4Foldr product

Product
4Foldr beers

Sports
4Foldr lifestyle

Lifestyle
4Foldr ad creative

Creative
6,264
Purchases
$315K+
Revenue

Zero demand.
Zero category.
Zero awareness.

4Foldr arrived with a genuinely innovative product: a reusable, pocket-sized, foldable drink carrier that holds up to four drinks. The problem? Australians had never seen one before. There was no search demand to capture, no existing audience to retarget, and no cultural hook to leverage. We had to build all three from scratch.

🚫
No Search Intent
Nobody was searching for “foldable drink carrier.” The category didn’t exist in the consumer mind.
💸
High Early CAC
Initial cost-per-acquisition hit $22+. Unsustainable for a $25 product at scale.
🎯
No Brand Trust
Consumers don’t buy unknown products online without social proof and education.
📦
Lean Budget
Category creation on a constrained budget meant every dollar had to work harder than normal.

Where we started vs where we ended

Brand Awareness

92%

Purchase Volume

6,264

Audience Reach

1.8M+

CAC Efficiency

53%↓

Unknown product

Recognised Australian category
$22 CAC

$10.20 CAC
0 purchases

6,264 purchases

Four audiences.
One product.
Infinite use cases.

We didn’t target everyone and hope for the best. We built four distinct audience universes, each with its own creative logic, messaging, and bid strategy. Then we let the data tell us which one owned the category.

Select an audience to explore



“One hand free.
Four drinks safe.
The Broad audience was our sleeper hit. No demographic constraints, no interest filters — pure algorithmic targeting guided by purchase signals. It outperformed every niche segment, proving that when creative is strong enough, Meta’s algorithm finds the buyers you never thought to look for.
Targeting Logic
No interest filters
Purchase-optimised
Advantage+ Audiences
Australia-wide
18–65+
Purchases1,101
Impressions1.21M
CAC$13.40
Spend$14,753
Revenue$57,232
CTR2.36%
“Carry your morning
coffee run with one hand.
Coffee Lovers and Lifestyle was our largest audience segment by reach. We targeted people whose mornings revolve around coffee culture — the ritual of the cafe run, the shout for the office, the Saturday morning park trip. Lifestyle creative with UGC-style delivery crushed it here.
Targeting Logic
Coffee enthusiasts
Cafe regulars
Lifestyle interests
Food & beverage
Urban 25–55
Purchases886
Impressions797K
CAC$12.47
Spend$11,050
Revenue$52,302
CTR2.14%
Never spill a beer
at the game again.”
Sports fans were the emotional core of the product story. The shout at the footy. Four pints on the way back from the bar. The 4Foldr was made for this moment, and we leaned into it hard. Stadium imagery, game-day UGC, and the unmistakable Australian pub culture.
Targeting Logic
AFL & NRL fans
Sports events
Beer & pub culture
18–45 male skew
Game-day behaviour
Purchases558
Impressions551K
CAC$13.88
Spend$7,747
Revenue$27,434
CTR2.52%
Custom branded.
Your logo. Their hands.”
The B2B play was a separate creative universe entirely. Minimum order 100 units, custom branding, gifting, corporate events, hospitality. We positioned 4Foldr as the novelty marketing tool that generates conversations — a walking billboard at every sporting event and cafe in Australia.
Targeting Logic
Business owners
Marketing managers
Hospitality operators
Corporate gifting
SMB decision makers
Purchases271
Impressions295K
CAC$14.11
Spend$3,823
Revenue$13,997
CTR1.98%

Educate. Convert.
Retain. Scale.

A three-stage funnel built to create a category, not just sell a product. Each stage had its own creative brief, audience logic, and measurement framework.

TOF
Top of Funnel — Educate
Most Australians had never seen a foldable drink carrier. Before we could sell, we had to show. UGC-style video creative showing 4Foldr in action at pubs, cafes, footy games, and outdoor events. The goal wasn’t clicks. It was category implantation — making people think “why don’t I have one of these?”
Video-first creative
Broad audiences
Awareness optimised
Social proof seeding
Video views

2.0M+

Total reach

1.86M

Avg CPM

$13.70

MOF
Middle of Funnel — Lifestyle
Warm audiences who’d seen the brand got lifestyle-first creative. Real-world use cases: the morning coffee run, the pub round, the game-day shout. Carousel formats showing multiple use cases. The messaging shifted from “what is this?” to “I need this.” Comments and shares drove organic amplification we never paid for.
Carousel creative
Retargeting warm audiences
Use-case storytelling
UGC testimonials
Add to cart

17,391

Checkout starts

13,799

Avg CPC

$0.54

BOF
Bottom of Funnel — Convert
Abandoned cart retargeting, direct-response creative, Advantage+ Shopping campaigns. At this stage, the consumer knew what 4Foldr was, had seen it in action, and just needed the final nudge. Hard offer creative: free shipping over $40, lifetime guarantee, 30-day money back. Friction removal drove the last click.
Advantage+ Shopping
Abandoned cart retargeting
Offer-led creative
Purchase optimised
Total purchases

6,264

Avg CAC

$14.48

Revenue

$315K+

The ad gallery
that built a category.

Every creative had one job: show the problem being solved in a moment Australians immediately recognised. No studio. No polish. Just real moments.

4Foldr beers

Sports Fans
“Never spill a beer again.”
4Foldr product

The Product
“Fits in your pocket.”
4Foldr Meta ads

Live Meta Ad Creative
The actual ads that created a category.
Real UGC-style creative. No studio, no polish. Just authentic moments Australians connected with instantly.
“Why didn’t this exist before?”
836K+
Video Views
3.07%
Peak CTR
Live Campaign Creative — Meta Ads
4Foldr — Product Education + Lifestyle UGC
🍺🍺🍺🍺
Four beers.
One hand.
Zero spills.
The footy shout, sorted.
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“Never spill again!”
Sports Fans / Video UGC
The Footy Game Ad
☕☕☕☕
The coffee run
just got easier.
Fits in your pocket. Carries four.
Get Yours →
“Carry 4 with one hand.”
Coffee Lovers / Static
The Coffee Run Creative
🏢📦
Your logo.
Every event.
Every hand.
Custom branded from 100 units.
Get a Quote →
“Reusable for life.”
B2B / Carousel
The Corporate Gifting Ad
4Foldr pocket

The Creative Strategy
Four beers.
One hand.
Zero spills.
Every creative brief started with a single question: what’s the moment that makes someone think “I need one of those right now?” We found it. Then we ran it everywhere.
2.0M+
Video Views
3.07%
Peak CTR
$0.51
Avg CPC

How we engineered
the CAC decline.

Category creation doesn’t happen in a launch. It happens in the iteration. Every week, we cut what didn’t work and doubled what did.

CAC Journey
Cost per acquisition over campaign lifecycle
Launch

$22.00

Baseline

Month 2

$18.40

-16%

Month 3

$15.20

-31%

Adv+ Launch

$12.80

-42%

Optimised

$10.20

-54%

Segment Performance
Purchases by audience group (TOF campaign)
Broad Market
$14,753 spend
1,101 purchases
Coffee & Lifestyle
$11,050 spend
886 purchases
Sports Fans
$7,747 spend
558 purchases
B2B
$3,823 spend
271 purchases
Optimisation Timeline
Key strategic moments across the campaign
Feb 2024
Campaign Launch
Initial broad + niche testing. CAC $22. Learning phase.
Mar 2024
Advantage+ Shopping Launched
Shifted primary spend to Meta’s Advantage+ Shopping. CAC began declining.
Nov 2024
4-Audience Architecture Built
Launched B2B, Coffee Lovers, Sports Fans, Broad as dedicated ad sets.
2025
Broad Audience Outperforms All Segments
Reallocated budget toward Broad. Data confirmed algorithm-led targeting wins.
2026
CAC Stabilised at $10–14
Sustained sub-$15 CAC across all active segments. Category fully created.
Campaign Total Revenue by Segment
Attributed purchase value — TOF campaign
Broad Market
$57,232
Coffee & Lifestyle
$52,302
Sports Fans
$27,434
B2B
$13,997
TOF Campaign Total
$150,965

Results that
speak for themselves.

0
Total Purchases
Across all campaigns
0
Total Impressions
6.27M impressions delivered
0
Unique People Reached
Across Australia
$0
Revenue Generated
TOF + Advantage+ combined
0%
CAC Reduction
$22 → $10.20
Avg Cost Per Click
Across all ad sets
TOF Campaign — ADV Sales
Impressions2.85M
Purchases2,816
Revenue$150,965
Avg CAC$13.27
Total Spend$37,373
CTR2.29%
Avg CPC$0.57
Add to Cart7,425
Advantage+ Shopping Campaign
Impressions3.42M
Purchases3,448
Revenue$164,139
Avg CAC$15.47
Total Spend$53,358
CTR3.07%
Avg CPC$0.51
Add to Cart8,966

“This campaign didn’t
capture demand.
It created it.”

Most performance campaigns fish where the fish already are. They capture intent that already exists. This one was different. We had to convince 1.8 million Australians that a product they’d never seen was something they’d always needed.

01
Category Creation, Not Demand Capture
No search volume. No competitor benchmarks. We couldn’t reverse-engineer a playbook. We built one from scratch using consumer behaviour signals, creative testing, and audience segmentation.
02
Efficient Scaling on a Lean Budget
Halving CAC while quadrupling volume on a constrained budget is the hardest thing to do in performance marketing. We did it by cutting ruthlessly and investing in what the data confirmed, not what we assumed.
03
Consumer Behaviour Change
Australians now reach for a 4Foldr the way they’d reach for a reusable coffee cup. That habit didn’t exist before this campaign. Paid social changed the way people think about carrying drinks.
04
Sustained Product Adoption
With a lifetime guarantee and repeat purchase model building through gifting and bulk B2B orders, the campaign didn’t just drive a spike. It built a sustainable customer base for a sustainable product.

Built for an award.
Earned in the market.

APAC Search Awards 2025 — Submission Categories

🏆
Best Use of Social
Paid Social Category Creation
🚀
Best eCommerce Campaign
Direct-to-Consumer Scaling
💡
Most Innovative Campaign
Category Creation Through PPC
📈
Best Performance Campaign
SMB / Lean Budget Division
Campaign Statement
“From an unknown idea to a product Australians now recognise instantly.”
In under two years, AIIMS took a foldable drink carrier that nobody knew existed and turned it into a product that Australians actively seek out, gift to friends, and carry to the footy. Through precise audience architecture, disciplined creative testing, Advantage+ Shopping integration, and relentless CAC optimisation, we didn’t just run a campaign. We created a category. That’s what performance marketing looks like when strategy and creativity share the same brief.
AIIMS Group

A campaign by AIIMS Group — Sydney & Dubai

Paid Social · eCommerce · Category Creation · Audience Strategy

GemIQ
Case Study Ecommerce Worldwide

GemIQ
Goes
Global

From no online marketing to record online sales — a global ecommerce transformation that exceeded every expectation.

Google Ads
Meta Ads
Brand Creation
Website Design
Content Creation
June 2025

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9M+
Impressions Delivered
$396K
Revenue Generated
923
Conversions
1.43%
Click-Through Rate
20K+
Jewellers Reached Globally

A powerful product with no digital footprint.

GemIQ had an exceptional product line trusted by jewellers around the world. But they had never run paid advertising at any meaningful scale. The business owner had genuine doubts — not about the quality of the product, but about whether digital marketing could actually move the needle. That scepticism was the first obstacle we had to overcome.

Getting the budget allocation right was the biggest strategic challenge from day one. Too conservative and we wouldn’t generate enough data to optimise. Too aggressive without proof of concept and we’d lose trust before we’d earned it. We needed to move fast, prove the model, and build confidence in parallel.

Taking the advertising global pushed the brand into territory even the owner hadn’t imagined. Multiple markets, multiple languages, multiple creatives — all running simultaneously. The results didn’t just meet expectations. They shattered them.

End-to-end. Global scale.

Google Ads
Full campaign creation and delivery across global markets — search, display, and shopping campaigns built and managed from the ground up.
Meta Ads
Creatives tailored to each country’s language and culture — localised ad sets delivered across Facebook and Instagram to reach jewellers in every key market.
New Brand Creation
A complete brand identity built for global credibility — from naming and visual identity through to tone of voice and positioning strategy.
Website Design & Development
A high-converting ecommerce website designed and built to support international traffic — optimised for clarity, speed, and sales across all devices.
Content Creation
Strategic content built to perform — product copy, ad creative, and social assets that communicated GemIQ’s value proposition to buyers around the world.

Numbers that changed minds.

A single month of global Meta activity — the campaign that proved paid advertising could work at scale and gave the client the confidence to push even further.

Impressions
9,043,460
Global reach across Facebook and Instagram placements
Total Clicks
129,135
Qualified traffic driven to the ecommerce store
Click-Through Rate
1.43%
Above benchmark for ecommerce across all markets
Conversions
923
Sales generated across international markets
Avg. CPC
$0.42
USD — highly efficient cost per click globally
Cost Per Conversion
$58.35
USD — strong ROI relative to product price point
Revenue Generated
$396,934
USD total ecommerce revenue — record month for the brand

Localised at scale.

129K
Link Clicks
6.8x
ROAS
923
Purchases
$0.42
Avg. CPC (USD)
Creative Strategy
Language variations
Multiple per market
Creative format
Static + Video
Markets targeted
Global
Campaign objective
Conversions / Sales
Budget & Efficiency
Total impressions
9,043,460
CTR
1.43%
Cost per conversion
$58.35 USD
Revenue generated
$396,934.84 USD

The key to these results wasn’t just spend — it was the approach. Every market got creatives built for its language, context, and buying behaviour. Localised ads outperformed generic global ones at every stage of the funnel, and the compounding effect across markets turned a single month into a record-breaking revenue result for the business.

Who delivered what.

01
New Website Design & Development
Mikey
02
Complete Meta Ad Strategy & Execution
Jasmine
03
Branding & Brand Identity Creation
Cielo
04
Strategy & Account Management
Janty / Sarah
05
Google Ads & Global Content Creation
AIIMS Team
SG
Account Manager

Working with Jenny and the team has been quite rewarding. The client is very thankful for all we do and the direction we take together. It was a great month to hit those numbers — and each month we strive to achieve bigger and better.

Sarah Gebron
Client Experience Manager · AIIMS Group

Ready to take your business global?

Let’s talk about your ecommerce business and how we can scale it.

Become a Challenger

AIIMS™ – Australia Office

Unit 9/39 Gould Street
Strathfield South, NSW 2136
Australia
Phone: 1300397603
Secondary phone: 1300641849
Email: info@aiims.group

AIIMS™ – United Arab Emirates – Dubai

Makeen Al Khaleej Building - Level 2 office 201 - Al Karama - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
Level 2 office 201 - Al Karama,
Al Karama, Dubai 00000
United Arab Emirates
Phone: +97142683364
Secondary phone: +611300641849
Email: info@aiims.group

Social Media / Brand Shoot / eCommerce

Where football
meets fashion.

AIIMS Dubai shipped vintage football jerseys 13,000 km to Sydney. For one collection. Because the vision demanded it.

Client
Football Kult
Location
Sydney, AU
Origin
AIIMS Dubai
Category
Brand Shoot, Social, eCommerce

A social media manager had a vision. AIIMS had the reach to make it happen.

Football jerseys are not just sportswear. For a generation raised on retro kits, 90s football culture, and street style, they are a statement. Football Kult knew this. Their collection of iconic vintage jerseys deserved more than a basic product photo against a white backdrop.

So we built something bigger. AIIMS Dubai sourced and shipped the jerseys to Sydney, our team scouted locations across the city, and we shot a campaign that treated each kit like a fashion editorial. The result was a collection that lived at the intersection of sport, nostalgia, and street culture.

Dubai to Sydney.
For the shot.

The Vision

The social media manager came with a clear brief: stop treating football kits like sports merchandise. Treat them like streetwear. Style them with wide-leg denim, New Balances, and attitude. Shoot in locations that feel alive, not staged.

Arcades with neon glow. Sydney streets with motion blur. A pool hall with low light and a billiard cue as a prop. Every frame had to feel like it belonged in a culture magazine, not a sports catalogue.

Manchester City kit at neon arcade

Arsenal SEGA kit at pool hall

The Logistics

This is where most agencies would have said “that’s not our problem.” AIIMS Dubai sourced the physical jerseys from Football Kult’s UAE inventory and coordinated the international shipment to Sydney in time for the shoot window.

No shortcuts. No substitutions. The AC Milan bwin kit, the Manchester City Brother kit, the Arsenal SEGA away strip. The real pieces, in the right hands, on the right streets. That is what separates a brand campaign from a product listing.

2
Countries Involved
13k
Kilometres Shipped
5+
Iconic Kits Featured
1
Vision That Started It All

Fashion rules.
Football is the vehicle.

The shoot direction leaned into three distinct eras and aesthetics. The AC Milan bwin kit (early 2000s Champions League era) was shot on a busy Sydney street with intentional motion blur, creating a sense of stillness against chaos. The Manchester City Brother kit landed in a neon-lit arcade, the electric pink and blue hues of the environment amplifying the sky blue of the jersey. The Arsenal SEGA away strip went to a pool hall, moody and low-key, the kit styled with the kind of effortless cool that vintage football gear carries naturally.

Each look was built to live on social first. Vertical composition, bold focal points, real textures. No clean white studio. No generic sportswear poses. This was fashion photography that happened to feature football jerseys.

“Where football meets fashion. We brought Football Kult’s vision to life, turning their iconic jerseys into bold streetwear looks that demand attention.”

AIIMS Group Instagram

The full package.

International Logistics

Coordinated jersey shipment from AIIMS Dubai to Sydney, sourcing physical stock to match the campaign brief.

Creative Direction

Developed the visual narrative for each kit, pairing jersey eras with Sydney locations that matched the aesthetic.

Location Scouting

Sydney streets, neon arcades, and moody pool halls. Every backdrop chosen to amplify the streetwear story.

Photography Production

Editorial-standard photography across multiple Sydney locations. High contrast, film-influenced, built for social.

Social Media Content

Vertical and square assets formatted for Instagram feed and Reels. Copy and hashtag strategy included.

eCommerce Ready Assets

Lifestyle imagery that doubles as product photography, ready for Football Kult’s online store listings.

AIIMS

Ready to build
something bold?

We do what it takes to bring the vision to life. Whether that means shipping jerseys across the world or building a campaign from scratch.

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Credits

Client
Football Kult
Agency
AIIMS Group
Production
AIIMS Dubai + AIIMS Sydney
Location
Sydney, Australia
AIIMS Group © 2026. aiims.group | Be fearless together.

AIIMS™ – United Arab Emirates – Dubai

Makeen Al Khaleej Building - Level 2 office 201 - Al Karama - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
Level 2 office 201 - Al Karama,
Al Karama, Dubai 00000
United Arab Emirates
Phone: +97142683364
Secondary phone: +611300641849
Email: info@aiims.group

Case Study  /  2025–2026
Uniden Australia × AIIMS Group

Uniden Australia × AIIMS Group
THE
WEBSITE
THAT
CHANGED
EVERY
THING.

From $200,000 P/A to $10,000,000.
One rebuild. Seven channels. Zero compromises.

Website Redesign
SEO
SEM
Social Ads
Email Marketing
Influencer / UGC
Graphic Design
GMB
Industry: Consumer Electronics
Location: Sydney, NSW
Agency: AIIMS Group
2025 – 2026
The Transformation
One
WEBSITE.
50× the
REVENUE.

Uniden had the products. The heritage. The distribution.
What they didn’t have was a website built to sell.
AIIMS rebuilt their digital presence from the ground up
and connected every channel. The result:
$10M in annual online revenue
from a platform generating $200K before we touched it.

$10M
Annual Revenue After
$200K
Annual Revenue Before
220K+
Monthly Sessions — Peak
+427%
Session Growth in 12 months
Uniden new website homepage — XTRAK your next adventure
The Client

Engineering-led.
Australian-trusted.
Since 1966.

Uniden is one of Australia’s most recognised consumer electronics brands. Founded in Japan in 1966 with a legacy in precision signal engineering, Uniden has built a loyal following across tradies, fleet operators, families, and outdoor enthusiasts through two flagship product categories: dash cams and home security cameras.

Their products are trusted by Australian law enforcement, fleet managers, and everyday households. The brand carries real weight. The challenge was making their digital presence carry the same.

When Uniden came to AIIMS in early 2025, they had the products, the heritage, and the distribution. What they needed was a digital ecosystem built to match.

Industry

Consumer Electronics & Retail / E-Commerce

Headquarters

73 Alfred Road, Chipping Norton NSW

Key Products

Dash Cams, Security Cameras, UHF Radios, Baby Monitors

Key USP

No subscription lock-in. Japanese engineering DNA. Solar-compatible security options built for Australian conditions.

Website Transformation

Before & After.
The evidence.

The old site wasn’t built to sell. The new one is. Rebuilt for impact, clarity, and conversion on every device.

Uniden old website — As Heard On National Radio hero

Before

Uniden new website homepage — after AIIMS redesign

After
Uniden 4G PRO KIT — No Wi-Fi No Problem campaign creative
The Challenge

Great products.
A digital presence not keeping up.

Uniden’s digital footprint had fallen behind the quality of their product range. The website was outdated and not built to convert. Organic search presence was limited. Social content lacked consistency. Email marketing wasn’t capitalising on a customer base that already trusted the brand.

Meanwhile, competitors like Arlo, Ring, and Garmin were investing heavily in content, SEO, and paid acquisition. Uniden had the superior product story in many categories. They just weren’t telling it loud enough online.

The site generating $200K a year wasn’t a reflection of the brand. It was an obstacle to it.

Website

Outdated design. Not built to convert. Product pages lacked the visual impact the products deserved.

Search

Low organic visibility for key product and category terms. Competitors ranking ahead on high-intent keywords.

Email

Underutilised customer database. No structured EDM programme. Missed sales events and product launches.

Social & Content

Inconsistent brand voice. UGC and influencer activity not being leveraged strategically.

Full-spectrum.
Every channel. One team.

AIIMS deployed a full HALO Marketing strategy across seven product lines.
No handoffs. No siloed teams. Everything built under one roof.

01
Website Design & Dev
Full rebuild of uniden.com.au. Bold, product-led design. Category, collection, and product pages rebuilt for clarity and conversion.
02
SEO
Technical SEO, collection page content, blog strategy, and quick wins targeting high-intent terms across dash cams and security cameras.
03
SEM Management
Google Ads campaigns targeting product-specific and competitor keywords, aligned to launches and events including Bathurst and Black Friday.
04
Social Ad Management
Meta and Instagram paid campaigns, product catalogue ads, Facebook and Instagram shop integration across multiple product lines.
05
Email Marketing
Monthly Mailchimp campaigns across segmented databases: dash cam buyers, UHF customers, baby monitor owners, and security camera purchasers.
06
Influencer / UGC
Managed creator partnerships. UGC video production for App Cam SOLO X2K, XTRAK, and doorbell products. Gifted product dispatch and approval workflows.
07
Graphic Design
Product banners, EDM assets, social creatives, YouTube thumbnails, Bathurst sponsorship assets, and Black Friday promotional graphics.
HALO
Marketing Method
The Approach

One brand story.
Told everywhere.

Uniden’s strength is product depth. Japanese engineering heritage, AI-powered security detection, 4K dash cam clarity, no subscription lock-in. These are real differentiators. The work was making sure every channel communicated them consistently.

The website rebuild centred on bold, landscape-first product presentation, inspired by Dyson, JB Hi-Fi, and Unimig. Clean layouts. Product-led hero sections. Clear paths to purchase.

SEO focused on quick wins across category-level search terms while building long-form content to capture mid-funnel researchers. Email was segmented by product interest, turning a generalised list into a targeted engagement engine.

Jan 25

Engagement begins

AIIMS and Uniden onboard. Website proposal, access setup, and strategy alignment.

Apr 25

All channels activated

All seven product lines kick off: Website, SEO, SEM, Social Ads, Email, Design, GMB.

May 25

First EDMs live

Segmented Mailchimp campaigns launched for dash cams and security cameras.

Jun 25

UGC programme live

Creator partnerships activated. First videos approved for the App Cam SOLO X2K.

Oct 25

Bathurst activation

V8 Super Utes sponsorship. Campaign assets, EDMs, and social ads across the race weekend.

Nov 25

Black Friday push

Full cross-channel campaign: EDMs, Meta Ads, Google Ads, and social content.

2026

Programme continues

Ongoing SEO growth, new UHF radio launches, and sustained email programme.

Google Analytics 4 — Session Data

Sessions exploded
after launch.

Monthly sessions from GA4. The spike tracks directly against the new website going live and SEO kicking in. From 41K in May 2025 to over 220K by March 2026.

+427%
Session growth
May 2025 to Mar 2026
220,049
Peak Monthly Sessions
Mar 2026
41,779
Sessions at Launch
May 2025
1.83M
Total Sessions
12-Month Period
98,436
Unique Users
Peak Month
Client Voice

[CLIENT QUOTE to be sourced from Brad Hales, Uniden Australia]

Brad Hales  /  Uniden Australia
The Results

Numbers that
speak for themselves.

+427%
Session Growth
$10M
Annual Online Revenue
[X]%
Email Open Rate
[X]x
ROAS on Paid Social
7
Active Channels
The Team

The people
behind it.

Account Manager
Janty Ayoub
Website & SEO Lead
Raynal Sharma
SEO Manager
James Baker
Social Ads
Jasmine Jaafar
Email Marketing
Makayla Borg
Influencer / UGC
Jordan Taha
Design
Abby Al Adeeb
Design
Mickey Ghanoa
Development
Truman Zhao
AI Agent  /  Customer Experience
MEET
TONY.
20+ Years.
Now Always On.

Tony has been the face of Uniden for over two decades. A trusted name. A product expert. The person customers turned to when they needed a real answer. Now, Tony never sleeps.

AIIMS transformed Tony from a team member into an AI-powered front-facing agent. Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, Tony handles orders, shipping queries, troubleshooting, product recommendations, and more. The same expertise, now at every customer’s fingertips, any time.

Orders
Real-time order tracking and purchase support, around the clock.
Shipping
Instant shipping queries answered without a wait time or hold music.
Troubleshooting
Technical product support across Uniden’s full range, live at all times.
Product Advice
Personalised product recommendations based on customer needs, instantly.
24/7
Always available. Never on hold.
Tony is live on uniden.com.au — powered by AIIMS.
Tony AI Agent — Uniden 24hr Help
Live on uniden.com.au
20 years of expertise.
Now in every conversation.
Uniden x AIIMS AI Integration
UGC & Content Production
ALL IN
SILIO.

High-level production. High-level assets. High-level views.
Uniden’s YouTube channel became a content machine built on
strategy, UGC creator partnerships, and short-form video that
actually converts. The result speaks for itself.

2M+
Views & Counting
804K
Single Short — Voice Scrambling
1.5M
Single Short — Crystal

Uniden YouTube Shorts — viral view counts

Viral Shorts

Uniden YouTube channel — consistent brand identity

Channel Identity
Production
Studio-grade assets
Full video production, UGC creator briefs, and on-location shoots across Uniden’s full product range.
Strategy
Organic reach, no ad spend
Every Short was scripted, produced, and published with a clear conversion goal. Views translate directly to product discovery.
Brand Consistency
One voice across every channel
From the website to YouTube to email, every touchpoint carries the same brand energy. That’s the HALO effect.

AIIMS Group

AIIMS™ – Australia Office

Unit 9/39 Gould Street
Strathfield South, NSW 2136
Australia
Phone: 1300397603
Secondary phone: 1300641849
Email: info@aiims.group

E-Commerce Trends that are growing more popular

Global e-commerce is surging to $6.3 trillion by 2023, opening doors for all businesses. To stand out in the digital marketplace, understanding e-commerce trends is vital. Visibility is key, and staying ahead of the curve by embracing these trends is crucial for sustained success in the rapidly evolving world of online commerce.In an era increasingly characterized by a digital-first culture, the e-commerce sector is undergoing explosive growth, driven by consumers’ insatiable appetite for convenience. Recent reports from Statista substantiate this trend, predicting global e-commerce sales will soar to an astounding $6.3 trillion by 2023.

This meteoric rise has ushered in a massive market for businesses eager to venture into online sales. Even traditional brick-and-mortar enterprises are swiftly pivoting, either by establishing online stores or preserving their physical retail presence.

However, the escalating influx of businesses into the digital sphere presents a new challenge: standing out in a crowded virtual marketplace. Forward-thinking businesses must grasp the pivotal e-commerce trends to maintain visibility and drive sales.

Trends

Video Shopping: Video content has emerged as a potent tool for global engagement. Businesses are harnessing video content as part of their e-commerce strategy, giving birth to the trend of video shopping. This approach offers customers an immersive shopping experience from the comfort of their homes. Video shopping enables detailed product exploration and fosters customer engagement through user-generated content. As technology evolves, augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) will revolutionize the shopping experience further.

Mobile Shopping: The ascent of mobile shopping is unstoppable, constituting 53% of e-commerce sales in 2021. Businesses must prioritize mobile optimization for seamless user experiences. Responsive design, touch navigation, fast loading times, and secure payment options are vital. Personalization strategies can capitalize on the mobile shopping trend.

Social Commerce: Social commerce is reshaping the e-commerce landscape, fostering direct and personalized engagement with customers. Businesses leverage social media platforms to build relationships, leading to increased sales conversions. Real-time connectivity on any device enhances campaign flexibility and personalized experiences. In-depth customer insights drive improved service and product offerings. Influencer collaborations, compelling visuals, exclusive offers, loyalty programs, and interactive features are essential components of successful social commerce strategies.

In summary, e-commerce is in the midst of a transformative wave. To thrive in this dynamic landscape, businesses must adapt and innovate, aligning their strategies with these emerging trends. By embracing video shopping, optimizing for mobile users, and capitalizing on the power of social commerce, businesses can unlock new horizons in the ever-evolving world of online retail.

How AiiMS Group’s Full Digital Marketing Services Can Benefit You

At AiiMS Group, we recognize the immense value of digital marketing in today’s digital landscape. Our mission is to craft digital marketing campaigns using our unique “Halo Marketing” techniques  that yield maximum impact for your business. Leveraging our industry expertise, AiiMS actively identifies and implements effective digital marketing strategies across various industries to set your business apart from the competition.

Ready to Experience Growth?

Are you prepared to harness the full potential of digital marketing, elevating your brand’s visibility and engagement to unprecedented heights?

Get in touch with the AiiMS team today to embark on this transformative journey!