
Sentric Music PPC Case Study: More Sign-Ups, Re-Engaged Users
Sentric Music’s PPC was generating traffic, but not conversions, and a large group of registered users had gone quiet. Two problems, both solvable with the data they already held.
Sentric Music is a music publishing platform for independent artists and songwriters that handles worldwide royalty registration and collection.
Traffic arriving, conversions falling short
Sentric Music Platform serves musicians and songwriters, a specialised audience where broad targeting wastes budget quickly. Their PPC was bringing people to the site, but the conversion rate wasn’t where it needed to be.
The second problem was less visible. A substantial number of users had signed up and then not engaged for over 60 days, people who had already chosen the product once and simply stopped using it. Winning them back was cheaper than acquiring their replacements.
- Customer Segmentation
- PPC Account Rebuild
- Refreshed Landing Pages
- Dynamic Retargeting
- RLSA and Customer Match
- Display Remarketing
increase in new accounts created
of dormant accounts re-engaged
blended reduction in CPA
Segmentation first, then everything built around it
We started with the client’s own CRM data. Segmenting it properly determined how the account was rebuilt, what the ads said and where the landing pages sent people.
Customer Segmentation
We split customer data into cohorts based on shared attributes, so messaging could be targeted to each audience type rather than averaged across all of them.
PPC Account Rebuild
The account was rebuilt from the ground up: new campaigns and campaign types, plus a complete refresh of ad copy, banners and keywords.
Refreshed Landing Pages
Landing pages were rewritten against the segments, so the page matched the promise that brought each group there.
Dynamic Retargeting
Retargeting served tailored content by segment rather than the same creative to everyone who’d visited.
RLSA And Customer Match
First-party data through Customer Match and retargeting data through RLSA brought previous visitors and dormant customers back into the funnel, usually the most efficient audience available, because they’d already shown intent.
Display Remarketing
Display budget was aimed at new audiences, calibrated against the target industries and the publications those audiences actually read.

New sign-ups up, dormant users back, blended CPA down
The rebuild and segmentation work lifted conversion rates on new acquisition, while Customer Match and a targeted re-engagement campaign brought a significant share of dormant accounts back into active use.
Reactivating an existing user costs a fraction of acquiring a new one, which is why the blended CPA fell rather than simply holding steady while volume grew. For a SaaS business, that’s the difference between buying growth and improving unit economics.
increase in new accounts created
of dormant accounts re-engaged
blended reduction in CPA
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