What Results Has Stratify Achieved for Clients?

Stratify publishes three named client case studies on herro.com, each with specific performance figures. If you are evaluating whether their capabilities match your needs, these are the only quantified outcomes available on the site: a 150% traffic and 200% sales lift for a product launch, a 300% engagement and 50% loyalty gain for a rebrand, and a 40% foot-traffic and 35% sales increase for a multi-channel ad campaign.

The Three Documented Case Studies

TechWave Launch Campaign — Digital Marketing

Stratify developed and executed a full digital marketing strategy for TechWave's new product launch, using SEO, SEM, and SMM together.

This is the strongest result on the site and the only one tied to a stated timeframe. It is also the clearest fit if your goal is a product launch rather than ongoing brand work, since the campaign was built around a single event.

GreenLife Rebranding Initiative — Branding + Social Media

For GreenLife, Stratify redefined the brand identity to appeal to eco-conscious consumers, producing a new logo, brand guidelines, and a social media presence.

Note that "brand loyalty" is not defined on the page, so treat the 50% figure as directional rather than a metric you can compare against your own dashboard. The engagement number is the more concrete of the two.

UrbanStyle Ad Campaign — Multi-Channel Advertising

Stratify built a campaign for UrbanStyle targeting young urban professionals across TV, radio, and digital ads.

This is the only case study with offline components (TV, radio) and the only one measuring physical store visits, so it is the relevant reference if your business has a retail footprint.

How to Read These Numbers

A few things worth checking before you treat any of these as a benchmark:

• No baselines are given. A 200% sales increase means something very different on a pre-launch product than on an established line. The page does not state starting volumes.
• Only TechWave has a timeframe. The GreenLife and UrbanStyle results have no stated measurement window, so you cannot tell whether they represent three months or a year.
• Attribution is not explained. The UrbanStyle campaign ran across TV, radio, and digital simultaneously, so the page does not isolate which channel drove the foot traffic.
• Scale context is separate. The site lists 20+ clients, 80+ projects delivered, and operations across 3 continents, which means these three case studies are a small sample of total work.

What This Means for Your Decision

• If you need a product launch with measurable online sales impact, the TechWave case is the closest match, and it is the only one with a defined measurement period.
• If you need a rebrand plus social growth, the GreenLife case shows the scope of deliverables (logo, guidelines, social presence) alongside the engagement result.
• If you run physical retail and want multi-channel advertising, UrbanStyle is the relevant precedent, but ask directly how they attributed in-store results across TV, radio, and digital.
• If you need results in a category not covered here — B2B lead generation, email-only programs, or long-term SEO — the published case studies do not give you evidence. Request references from clients with comparable goals before committing.

The site's contact section invites you to "explore how we can help," which is the practical next step: ask for the baselines, timeframes, and attribution methods behind these three campaigns, and for case studies in your specific service area.