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“My promo campaign worked... but I had no numbers to prove it.”

  • Writer: Claire Brunaud
    Claire Brunaud
  • Jul 22
  • 2 min read

The Context


Julie is the marketing manager for a fast-casual restaurant group with a dozen locations across major French cities.

Each month, she rolls out communication campaigns : special menus, bundles, promotions, and local activations.


In February, she launches a “Wrap + Drink” offer in 5 restaurants, targeting the lunch rush.


She’s confident it will work.

But when it’s time to evaluate the results... she has no clear data.





The Problem


Julie relies on manual feedback from managers or POS exports she struggles to analyze.

She sees that wrap sales “went up a bit”… but there’s nothing reliable.


And the exec team wants hard numbers.


How can she prove the campaign had an impact ?

How can she isolate the effect of the promo without precise data by hour, site, and product ?





Enter Fyre


Fyre connects to the POS systems of the 5 test locations, and Julie can instantly :


  • Track sales of promo items by time slot

  • Visualize the revenue trend before and during the campaign

  • Compare average tickets with and without the deal

  • Correlate local activations to volume increases


All of it, without cleaning a single file.





What Fyre Reveals


During the promo week :


  • Wrap + Drink combo sales rose +18% in volume

  • The average ticket on this offer increased by €2.40

  • Sales peaked between 12:00 and 1:30 PM

  • The conversion was especially strong in urban locations


Julie exports the report, adds visuals, and presents it to the board.





Actions Taken


  • The campaign is renewed with a focused push on the same time slots

  • It’s adapted for Marseille with a new formula and tested A/B

  • Julie gets budget approval for future local activations





The Results


Leadership is impressed: for the first time, marketing speaks in numbers.

Julie boosts her credibility, secures more resources, and begins to build a true ROI culture within her team.





The Takeaway


➡️ Good marketing isn’t just creative instinct.

➡️ It’s the ability to measure what works and scale it.


Fyre gives marketing teams the right insights at their fingertips.

 
 
 

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