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MyPlates: Texas 2025

Date:

January 2026

Sizes:

300x250

300x600

320x480


Formats:

Scratch

Drag to reveal

Conversational

Carousel

Market:

USA

Campaign goal


Drive measurable conversions for MyPlates Texas by using premium programmatic display formats across desktop and mobile environments, with a focus on prospecting new customers rather than short-term click volume.


Creative idea


The campaign tested a mix of interactive and conversational display formats, designed to influence consideration and validate purchase decisions rather than force immediate clicks.


Creative executions were tailored to local relevance (e.g. Houston and Dallas variants) and designed to work as influence media – supporting users in their decision journey even when conversion happened later through another channel.


The campaign used a variety of rich display formats across desktop and mobile:


  • Conversational formats (mobile-first, context-driven)

  • DTR formats in premium placements

  • Scratch formats

  • Carousel formats

  • Standard display formats


Each format played a different role – some driving engagement, others delivering conversions.


Success data


Mobile placements proved especially effective, delivering stronger engagement and interaction compared to desktop.


Results

Impressions

~3,8 mil

Clicks (thousands)

~4k

Tracked conversions

40



Key Insight: Clicks ≠ Conversions


One of the clearest findings of the campaign was that click volume did not predict conversion performance:


  • Several high-click ad units delivered zero conversions

  • Over 75% of conversions occurred without a click

  • Users often converted later through another channel after ad exposure


This confirms that display advertising acted as influence and validation, not a direct click-to-purchase mechanism .


Why the Campaign Worked?


  • Conversational formats matched user mindset and local relevance

  • Mobile-first formats delivered the strongest CPA

  • Creative formats were aligned with consideration, not forced clicks

  • Optimization focused on conversions, not CTR



Conclusions:


  1. The MyPlates Texas campaign demonstrates that successful display advertising is not about clicks – it’s about influence.

  2. By prioritizing conversational, context-aware formats and measuring performance only where tracking was live, the campaign delivered measurable conversions with a strong and reliable CPA.

  3. This case proves that when display is planned and measured correctly, it can be a powerful conversion-driving channel, even when the final action happens outside the click.


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