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How Mancini's Sleepworld Increased Store Visits by 50% Using Localized Campaigns

50%
~50% increase in store visits and profile views
The Challenge

Nobody thinks about a mattress store until they need one

Mancini's Sleepworld faced a challenge specific to their category: most people don't have a specific mattress store in mind until the exact moment they need one, which might be once every five to seven years. That makes it easy for a retailer to become a one-off destination rather than a go-to brand — customers search generically, land wherever ranks first that day, and rarely think about the store again until the next mattress wears out.

Mancini's wanted to break that cycle and build genuine brand identity and top-of-mind awareness in their online presence, rather than relying purely on being findable at the moment of need.

The Solution

A seasonal hook, delivered through Synup Campaigns

Mancini's Sleepworld used Synup Campaigns to launch a 'rotate and replace' campaign timed deliberately to Daylight Savings Time — tapping into the natural, recurring moment when people are already changing clocks and, by extension, thinking about routines and maintenance around the house.

The campaign raised brand awareness by connecting a mundane seasonal ritual to a concrete action (evaluating whether it's time for a new mattress), while highlighting Mancini's best products directly on their Google Business Profile — reaching customers earlier in their decision process than a generic search ever would.

By giving customers a reason to think about Mancini's twice a year instead of once every five, the campaign turned an infrequent-purchase category into a recurring marketing opportunity.

Mancini's Sleepworld
The Difference
~50% increase in store visits and profile views
~30% increase in phone calls and website clicks
Projected annual revenue increase of $2-4 million