Campaign Structure
- Budget: 40% of total spend
- Objective: Reach / Video Views
- Ads: #1 Kibble Truth, #3 Wolves
- Audience: Broad AU dog owners 25–55
- Placements: Reels, Feed, Stories
- Budget: 35% of total spend
- Objective: Traffic / Engagement
- Ads: #2 Before/After, #4 AG1
- Audience: Video viewers 50%+, lookalikes
- Placements: Feed, Carousel
- Budget: 25% of total spend
- Objective: Purchase
- Ads: #5 Emotional, direct response
- Audience: Site visitors, ATC, email list
- Placements: Feed, Stories
Content Pillars
Kibble truth bombs, organ meat science, freeze-dry facts, nutrient deficiency explanations. Builds authority and stops the scroll.
Customer transformations, UGC reposts, before/after coat + energy stories. The most shareable content.
Behind-the-scenes of freeze-dry process, ingredient sourcing, QLD production, founders + brand values.
Offers, limited-time deals, subscription reminders, launch announcements. Convert warm audience.
Posting Schedule
| Day | Platform | Format | Pillar | Topic Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | Instagram + TikTok | Reel / Video | Education | Kibble truth bomb (cooked at 160°C) |
| Tuesday | Static / Carousel | Social Proof | Customer transformation + before/after | |
| Wednesday | TikTok + IG Stories | Short video | Education | Organ meat science (wolves eat organs first) |
| Thursday | Carousel | Product Story | Freeze-dry process explained | |
| Friday | Instagram + TikTok | Reel | Social Proof | UGC repost / customer video |
| Saturday | Instagram Stories | Stories (5–7) | Direct Response | Weekend offer / subscription push |
| Sunday | Optional | Any | Education | Dog health stat |
Hashtag Strategy
| Campaign | Objective | Ad Sets | Budget % | Key Metric |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CBO — Acquisition | Purchase | Broad AU, Interests, Lookalike 1% | 50% | CPA, ROAS |
| CBO — Retargeting | Purchase | Site visitors, ATC, VV 50%+ | 25% | CPA, CVR |
| ABO — Creatives Test | Traffic/Purchase | 1 ad set per new creative | 15% | CPC, CTR, Hook Rate |
| ABO — Subscription | Purchase | Purchasers (upsell), email list | 10% | Sub CVR, LTV |
3 emails over 5 days. Story, education, conversion. List ID: QWASHN. Expected open rate: 45–60%.
2 emails. 1hr + 24hr delay. Lead with value then urgency. Expected recovery: 8–15%.
4 emails. Unboxing → Day 7 check-in → Day 30 results → Re-order. Build loyalty + LTV.
2 emails. 90 days since purchase. "Your dog misses Wild Wolf." Discount on email 2.
| Keyword | Volume (AU) | Difficulty | Content Type | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| dog supplement australia | High | Medium | Blog + PDP | 🔥 Priority 1 |
| beef organ dog supplement | Medium | Low | Blog post | 🔥 Priority 1 |
| human grade dog food australia | Medium | Medium | Blog post | Priority 2 |
| dog nutritional deficiency signs | Medium | Low | Blog post | Priority 2 |
| freeze dried dog food australia | High | High | Blog + Product page | Priority 2 |
| dog multivitamin australia | Medium | Medium | PDP + Blog | Priority 3 |
| best dog supplement for joints | High | High | Blog post | Priority 3 |
| dog itchy skin supplement | High | Medium | Blog + Ad landing page | Priority 3 |
- Page speed: Core Web Vitals — target 90+ mobile
- Schema: Product, FAQ, Review schema on all PDPs
- Internal linking: Blog → Product pages
- Meta: Unique title/description every page
- Image alt: Descriptive, keyword-rich
- SSL + HTTPS: Confirmed
- Month 1: 5 blog posts (see Education → Blog Outlines)
- Month 2: 5 more blogs + FAQ page optimisation
- Month 3: Link building outreach, pet blogger guest posts
- Ongoing: 2 blog posts/month minimum
- Target: Page 1 for 3 keywords by month 6
- Product: 1 x Wild Wolf pouch (full size)
- Card: Handwritten note from founder
- Insert: "Why Wild Wolf" one-pager (science)
- Sticker: Wild Wolf branded
- Instructions: How to use + what to expect
- Code: Unique 20% off affiliate code
- Tier 1: Pet health vets / integrative vets (AU) — see Affiliates → Vet Database
- Tier 2: Dog influencers 10k–100k (authentic, AU)
- Tier 3: Dog trainers with engaged audiences
- Tier 4: Raw feeding communities / FB groups
- Press: Pet industry trade publications
Identify + Qualify
Find target via Instagram, TikTok, or referral. Check: AU-based, dog-focused, authentic engagement, >5k followers or strong niche authority.
Initial DM (No Ask)
Warm outreach. Compliment their content specifically. No pitch yet. See DM Templates in Affiliates tab.
Gift Offer
"We'd love to send you a bag to try — no posting obligation, genuinely just want you to try it." Send gifting kit.
Follow Up (2 Weeks)
Check in after they've had time to try it. "How's [dog's name] going on Wild Wolf?" Build genuine relationship.
Affiliate Offer (If Engaged)
If they love it and have posted, offer the affiliate program. See Affiliates → Program.
Why the old approach failed: Mobility / itch / gut ads pulled in people with a specific problem. They arrived on site, saw a general multivitamin, and thought "this isn't for my dog's hip." The mismatch killed conversion. Vaguer ads converted better because the person who clicked was already in the right mindset — "I just want my dog to be healthier."
Why we can't copy Wuffes / Mighty Munch 1:1: They solve one problem. We fill the nutritional gap. We can't win the "joint supplement" battle — we're not a joint supplement. We're the multivitamin. Different category entirely.
The brand we CAN copy: Dog is Human — same product type, same "fill the gap" positioning. Study their ads closely.
They just stop doing the things they love."
| Campaign | Objective | Budget | Audiences | Ad Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prospecting (Cold) | Traffic or Conversions | $50–70/day | Dog owner interests, health-conscious pet owners, lookalikes from buyer list | Tier 1 — Emotion |
| Retargeting | Conversions | $30/day | Site visitors (30d), video viewers (50%+) | Tier 3 — Social proof + offer |
• "Your dog has never complained about a meal in their life. That's the problem."
• "By the time you see the slow-down, they've already been missing nutrients for months."
• "Dogs don't take sick days. They just quietly suffer through them."
• "You upgraded your own diet. Did your dog's?"
• Freeze-drying explainer — why it preserves vs. kibble processing
• The routine: "One scoop. Every morning. That's it."
• The guarantee: 60 days, full refund, no questions
• "Join X dog owners who switched to Wild Wolf"
• Subscription angle: $39.96/month = $1.35/day
• Guarantee reminder + free shipping close
"Your dog can't tell you they're low on B12. They just seem a little... off."
"Your dog can't tell you their coat is thinning from the inside. You'll notice it eventually though."
- Health-conscious dog owners — 5k–50k followers, niche but engaged
- Active lifestyle / outdoors people with dogs (hiking, trail, camping)
- Dog mums/dads who post about nutrition — audience already primed
- Vet nurses, dog trainers, canine nutritionists — authority even at small counts
- Big general pet accounts who post about everything
- Accounts with low engagement relative to follower count
- Anyone who needs a full script — if they can't riff, they can't sell
Don't ask for: Perfect lighting, scripted lines, product close-ups.
Ask for: Authenticity.
| # | Title | Angle | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 7 Signs Your Dog Is Nutritionally Deficient (And What To Do About It) | Each sign = a symptom, each connects to a nutrient Wild Wolf provides. CTA: "Most dogs are missing at least 3 of these." | Blog + Carousel |
| 2 | Why Most Premium Dog Foods Still Leave Nutritional Gaps | Processing, heat destruction, synthetic vs whole food vitamins. Freeze-dried organs as the fix. | Blog + Reel |
| 3 | The 5 Nutrients Your Dog Is Probably Missing Right Now | Zinc, B12, Vitamin A, Selenium, CoQ10. Each nutrient = a section = shareable card. | Blog + Carousel |
| 4 | We Read the Labels on 10 Popular Dog Foods. Here's What We Found. | High engagement, shareable, positions Wild Wolf as transparent + knowledgeable. | Blog + Social |
| 5 | What Happens When You Add Wild Wolf to Your Dog's Routine for 30 Days | Before/after narrative. Specific and measurable. Builds social proof and routine habit. | Blog + UGC |
Review ask: Klaviyo flow 14 days post-purchase. Personal tone: "We're a small Australian brand. Your words genuinely help other dog owners make the decision."
1. HOOK — Visual/text that stops the scroll and sparks curiosity or concern
2. THE PROBLEM — What's happening to the dog (doesn't have to be nutrient-framed — behaviour, appearance, energy)
3. WHY IT HAPPENS — The real cause (usually food gaps, but can be anything) — educational, not salesy
4. THE SOLUTION — What has those nutrients / fixes that problem (Wild Wolf — but earn it, don't force it)
Beef Heart — CoQ10 (richest source on earth), B vitamins, complete protein.
Beef Kidney — Zinc, selenium, B12, omega fatty acids.
Spirulina (Blue Algae) — Antioxidants, iron, B vitamins, anti-inflammatory, immune support.
Turmeric — Curcumin, anti-inflammatory. Hook: "most dogs are in low-grade chronic inflammation and never show it until it's serious."
Visual: Dog lying still, not interested in ball. Owner looks confused/sad.
Visual: Dog scratching ear / licking paw obsessively.
Visual: Side-by-side — dull dry coat vs. glossy healthy coat.
Visual: Dog sniffing bowl, walking away. Owner frustrated.
Visual: Older dog, greying muzzle, lying down while younger dog plays.
Visual: Expensive dog food bag. Dog bowl. Owner pouring.
Visual: Wolf in nature → domestic dog → bag of kibble.
1. HOOK — Lead with something that stops them. A visual behaviour, a surprising statement, something they've seen in their own dog.
2. THE PROBLEM — Describe what the dog is experiencing in real, relatable terms. No jargon. How the owner sees it, not how a vet would write it.
3. WHY IT HAPPENS — Educate. This is where credibility is built. Nutrients don't always have to be the reason — could be evolutionary, could be processing, could be the industry. Keep it simple. One or two facts max.
4. THE SOLUTION — Earn the pitch. Don't force it. Name the specific ingredients — beef liver, beef heart, beef kidney — and what they deliver. One scoop. Real human-grade food. No drama.
Let creators riff on the framework. Don't script them word for word. Give them the facts, give them the emotion anchor, and get out of the way.
- Minimal, clean aesthetic — premium not cluttered
- "Human-grade" language builds instant authority
- Lead with benefit headline, walk back to why the product delivers it
- Vets present but not aggressive — credibility signal
- "Dogs deserve the same care we give ourselves" — identity-level belief
- What we steal: clean framing, benefit-first, the human parallel
- Talks direct to camera — conversational expert tone
- Problem-first hooks: "if your dog does X, stop doing Y"
- Education before product — trust before transaction
- Specific numbers + ingredient names = instant credibility
- Myth-busting format: "This isn't allergies. It's this."
- What we steal: myth-busting hooks, ingredient specificity, direct camera address
- "We're not here to play it safe" — AU attitude, no corporate voice
- Identity targeting: "early risers, beach walkers, trail runners, dog-obsessed legends"
- "Your dog's daily ritual" — habit framing, not treatment framing
- "Our pack" — community language, belonging not just buying
- Simplicity as a feature: "just drizzle it" = our "just one scoop"
- Founder/farm origin story front and centre
- What we steal: lifestyle identity, AU attitude, ritual framing, community voice
| SKU | Price | Per Day | Positioning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wild Wolf — One-time | $49.95 | ~$1.67 | Entry point — lower risk for new customers |
| Wild Wolf — Subscription | $39.96/mo | ~$1.33 | Primary revenue driver — emphasise savings |
| Competitor benchmark (Mighty Munch) | ~$45–55 | — | Comparable — Wild Wolf wins on ingredient quality |
| Competitor benchmark (Petz Park) | ~$40–60 | — | Comparable — Wild Wolf wins on freeze-dry science |
- Month 1: $49.95
- Repurchase rate: ~35%
- 12-month LTV: ~$70–90
- Payback period: 1–2 months at $20 CPA
- Month 1: $39.96
- Avg retention: 6–9 months
- 12-month LTV: ~$240–360
- Payback period: <1 month at $25 CPA
- Goal: 60% subscription at checkout
- Blended LTV: ~$200–250
- Max CPA (profitable): $40–50
- Focus: Sub conversion + churn reduction
| Period | Revenue Target | Orders | Ad Spend | ROAS Target |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Month 1 | $5,000 | ~100 | $2,000 | 2.5x |
| Month 3 | $15,000 | ~300 | $5,000 | 3x |
| Month 6 | $40,000 | ~800 | $12,000 | 3.3x |
| Month 12 | $100,000 | ~2,000 | $25,000 | 4x |
Ships from Queensland, Australia. Domestic fulfilment. No import delays or customs issues.
Freeze-dried powder in sealed pouch. Lightweight. Long shelf life. Easy to ship nationally.
Monthly dispatch. Managed via Shopify + Recharge/Seal Subscriptions. SMS/email notifications.
- Order received via Shopify
- Pick & pack at QLD facility
- Label printed (Australia Post / Sendle integration)
- Dispatch within 1–2 business days
- Tracking number sent to customer via Klaviyo automation
- Delivery 2–5 business days nationally
| Order Value | Shipping Cost | Method | ETA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under $99 | $9.95 flat | Australia Post Standard | 3–7 business days |
| $99+ | Free | Australia Post Standard | 3–7 business days |
| Express (optional) | $14.95 | Australia Post Express | 1–3 business days |
Human-Grade Sourcing
Beef liver, heart, and kidney sourced to human food standards. Passed for human consumption. Not feed-grade.
Freeze-Drying (Sub-Zero)
Product is frozen to sub-zero temperatures. Moisture is removed via sublimation — no heat applied at any point. All enzymes, vitamins, and cofactors remain intact.
Greens Blend Incorporation
Greens blend added to the freeze-dried organ base. Antioxidants, phytonutrients, and plant-based micronutrients.
Milling to Powder
Freeze-dried organs milled into fine powder. Consistent scoop dosing. Easy mixing into any dog food.
Sealing & QLD Dispatch
Sealed in airtight pouches. Dispatched from QLD facility. Long shelf life due to freeze-dry preservation.
- Vitamin B12: 4,629% daily needs per 100g
- Vitamin A (retinol): Richest whole-food source
- Iron (heme): 25–35% absorption
- Folate: DNA repair, gut cell turnover
- CoQ10: Cellular energy production
- CoQ10: World's richest food source
- Taurine: Cardiac, vision, brain health
- B vitamins: Full complex
- Zinc: 40–60% absorption rate
- Iron: Heme iron, high bioavailability
- Selenium: 141mcg per 100g
- B12 + B2: High concentration
- Omega-3: Anti-inflammatory
- Zinc: Skin, immune, fertility
- Note: Australian soils are selenium-deficient — kidney is critical for AU dogs
- Antioxidants: Free radical protection
- Phytonutrients: Anti-inflammatory support
- Chlorophyll: Detox, gut health
- Fibre: Microbiome diversity
All ingredients sourced and processed to human food standards. Manufactured in facilities that meet human food compliance requirements.
Freeze-drying maintains sub-zero temperatures throughout. No heat applied. Nutrient retention: 90–98% vs 10–60% for heat processing.
Manufactured and dispatched in Queensland. Traceable supply chain. Subject to APVMA and Australian food safety regulations.
Identify Competitor Pages
List all competitor brands and find their official Facebook page URLs. Include: Mighty Munch, Dog Years, Rose-Hip Vital, Petz Park, Wuffes, Iron Paws, Dog is Human. Also monitor pet supplement brands in AU/US.
Meta Ads Library Scrape
Visit facebook.com/ads/library. Filter: Country = AU (and US for US brands). Category = All Ads. Search each brand name. Export all active ads.
Ad Classification
Categorise each ad by: Format (video/static/carousel), Hook type, Angle (education/testimonial/direct offer), Offer type, Creative style. Track how long each ad has been running — longer = higher spend = it's working.
Winning Ad Identification
Ads running 30+ days = winners. Note: headline, hook, CTA, visual style, offer. These are proven concepts Wild Wolf can adapt (never copy verbatim).
Angle Gap Analysis
Map all competitor angles. Find what NO ONE is saying — that's your white space. Wild Wolf's current gap opportunities: freeze-dry science, AU selenium soil angle, human-grade standard explained.
Brief Creation
Turn each winning insight into a creative brief. One brief per ad. Brief includes: hook, format, key claim, visual direction, CTA, offer. Upload to Ad Archive in this dashboard.
Weekly Monitoring
Re-run the scrape weekly. Track which ads dropped off (tested and failed) vs which stayed (still working). Update the Ad Archive. Refresh briefs monthly.
🇦🇺 Australian Competitors
| Brand | Threat | Key Angles | Weaknesses | Wild Wolf Gap to Exploit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mighty Munch | HIGH | Cute branding, strong social, vet formulated claim, broad supplements range | Cold-pressed (not freeze-dried). Synthetic vitamins in some products. Science is shallow. | Own freeze-dry science superiority. "They use heat. We don't." Side-by-side nutrient retention comparison. |
| Dog Years | MEDIUM | Longevity angle, vet endorsements, clean ingredient focus | Premium price, limited distribution, smaller social presence | Better ingredient storytelling. Organ meats vs general wellness. Stronger educational content. |
| Rose-Hip Vital | MEDIUM | Strong Australian brand, rose hip joint angle, pharmacies + vets | Single ingredient focus (joint only). Not organ-based. Much narrower positioning. | Full-spectrum nutrition vs single joint supplement. Different use case — not direct competition, but competes for supplement budget. |
| Petz Park | HIGH | Strong DTC, high production value, broad product range, strong influencer game | Generic supplement positioning. Not organ-based. Synthetic vitamins in most products. | Real food vs synthetic. "Petz Park sells supplements. Wild Wolf is real food." Human-grade angle vs their feed-grade. |
| RawDawg | HIGH | Strong AU brand identity, lifestyle/active dog positioning ("early risers, beach walkers, trail runners"), liquid delivery = no powder resistance, clean "no BS" voice, "Liquid Gold" is a great name, strong UGC and testimonial game | Liquid delivery = omega/oil supplement only. No organ meats. Omegas are great but narrow — doesn't replace the B12, Vit A, CoQ10, zinc, iron that beef liver/heart/kidney provide. Can't claim 20+ nutrients. Formula is omega-centric, not whole-food micronutrient stack. | Wild Wolf is the complete nutritional picture — beef liver, beef heart, beef kidney, spirulina. RawDawg fills one gap (omegas). Wild Wolf fills 20. Steal their identity/lifestyle tone and community-first language. Our product wins on depth of nutrition — make that the story. |
- "No BS" brand voice — "We're not here to play it safe." Direct, confident, AU attitude. Wild Wolf needs this same energy.
- Lifestyle identity targeting — "early risers, beach walkers, trail runners, dog-obsessed legends who treat their pups like family." This is exactly our customer. Use this language.
- "Dog's daily ritual" framing — positions supplementation as a lifestyle habit, not a treatment. Wild Wolf should own this too.
- Community-first voice — "our pack." Creates belonging, not just a product transaction.
- Simplicity as a feature — "Just drizzle it." Our equivalent: "Just one scoop." Make ease a selling point.
- Farm/origin story — "Founded on a 20-acre dog paradise." Norm's farmer background is Wild Wolf's equivalent. Use it more.
- Ingredient depth — Liquid Gold is omegas. Wild Wolf is beef liver + beef heart + beef kidney + spirulina. Over 20 nutrients vs their omega-focused formula.
- Whole food nutrition — They're a supplement. We're a multivitamin made from real human-grade food. Different category.
- Freeze-dried science — Their liquid requires preservatives to shelf-stable. Our freeze-dry process preserves everything without them.
- Bioavailability story — Organic zinc from beef kidney absorbs at 40–60%. Omega supplements don't tell that story — we can.
- Human-grade standard — Wild Wolf is made to human food standards. Lean into this — it's a standard RawDawg doesn't claim.
🇺🇸 US Competitors (Watch List)
| Brand | Threat | Key Angles | AU Presence | Wild Wolf Edge |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wuffes | MEDIUM | Heavy DR ads, strong testimonial machine, broad supplements, chewable gummies | Ships to AU but not AU-native. No local content. | AU-native brand, freeze-dried organ focus (not gummies), local shipping speed, Australian story. |
| Iron Paws | LOW | Organ meat focus, similar positioning to Wild Wolf, raw feeding community | No significant AU presence yet | Get AU market locked in before they expand. Build brand equity now. Organ + freeze-dry story is same — race to own it in AU. |
| Dog is Human | MEDIUM | Premium "human-grade" positioning, clean design, strong US social, scientific credibility | Limited AU presence. Ships from US. | Australian made, faster shipping, AU vet relationships, AU soil + selenium angle is local knowledge they don't have. |
Founded 2014. US-only. Subscription fresh dog food delivered to your door — human-grade, vet-formulated, personalised meal plans. They don't sell supplements. They sell food replacement — the entire bowl, not a scoop on top. Price point: ~$2–$10/day depending on dog size. Direct competitor to kibble brands, not supplement brands. But their marketing is the single best playbook in the pet food industry, bar none. Study them closely.
Their Super Bowl ad "Forever" never once mentions ingredients, processing methods, or nutrition science. It's a 90-second film of a girl and her dog growing up together — cut to a soulful song — ending on "Nothing matters more than more years together." That's it. No product shot until the final 2 seconds. It won #1 ad at the Super Bowl. It made people cry. It built a $1.2B brand.
We lead with education and science — which is correct for lower-funnel direct response. But we need an emotional top-of-funnel layer. A Wild Wolf "Forever" equivalent: a dog who gets slower, then gets the product, then gets their life back. No science needed. Just a dog who wants to run again. That's the ad that scales.
"Long Live Dogs" — three words that simultaneously celebrate dogs (emotional) AND promise a longer life (functional). It's a battle cry AND a product promise. Every time someone hears it, they feel love for their dog AND think about longevity. The tagline does the heavy lifting so the ads don't have to explain everything every time.
"Australia's first human-grade dog multivitamin" is a positioning statement, not a tagline. We need something that hits emotion AND function in 3–5 words. Options worth testing: "Feed Them Real." / "More Good Years." / "Real Food. Real Life." / "Born to Run Wild." The tagline becomes the brand's emotional shorthand.
Every campaign has a name: "Forever." "The Jump." "Young Again." "Great Hair." "Referee." "More Good Years." Each one is a distinct creative world — a specific emotion, a specific visual language, a specific story. This means every ad release is an event, not just another ad. Media covers it. People share it because it's a story, not an advertisement.
Stop thinking in "ad batches." Start thinking in named campaigns with a story arc. Our first one writes itself: "The Scoop" — one owner, one dog, one small habit that changed everything. Or "Still Running" — a senior dog who's still chasing the ball. Name it. Build a visual world around it. Make people feel like they're watching a short film, not a pet food ad.
Before you buy, you take a quiz: dog's name, breed, age, weight, activity level, health concerns. This does three things: (1) Personalises the product — you feel like it was made for your dog specifically. (2) Increases commitment — the more you invest in a quiz, the more likely you convert. (3) Generates first-party data — they know every customer's dog's age, breed, health issues, and can retarget with laser precision.
Wild Wolf can run a simple 4-question quiz: dog's name, age, main concern (joints / skin / energy / longevity). Result: "Based on your dog's profile, here's what's missing from their diet + why Wild Wolf fixes it." This increases landing page conversion AND segments the audience for Klaviyo flows. The quiz becomes our personalisation engine.
They moved from multiple ad sets (interest targeting, demographics, niches) to a single consolidated ad set with a large budget and cost-cap bidding. This gives Facebook's algorithm maximum data to optimise against, reduces auction fragmentation, and finds buyers the brand itself wouldn't have thought to target. The creative does the targeting — not the audience settings.
We're currently running the Noah Testing Campaign. Once we have 3+ proven creatives, consolidate into one broad CBO campaign. Let creative variations (pain point 1 / pain point 2 / pain point 3) do the audience selection naturally. Stop fighting the algorithm with narrow targeting — give it budget and let it find the buyers.
| Their Approach | Why We Can't Copy It | What We Do Instead |
|---|---|---|
| Replace the entire bowl — fresh food subscription | Wild Wolf is a supplement/topper. Different product, different ask. | Position as "the thing you ADD" — easiest yes possible. No behaviour change needed. |
| $100M+ ad budget, Super Bowl spots | Completely different scale. We're growing a DTC brand from scratch. | Steal their creative frameworks. Apply to $100/day budgets. Emotional storytelling scales at any budget. |
| Personalised meal plans — high complexity, high friction | Wild Wolf is one product, one scoop, zero friction. | Make the simplicity the selling point. "One scoop. That's it." vs their complex onboarding. |
| US market with huge pet humanisation trend already established | AU market is 3–5 years behind US in pet supplement adoption. | Educate first. We're not catching up to Farmer's Dog — we're building the AU version of what they built in the US. |
Mighty Munch — Top Ads
Wuffes (US) — Top Ads
Dog is Human (US) — Top Ads
Package 1: The Kibble Lie (Education Series)
Reel Script (60s)
Instagram Carousel Slide Structure
Email Subject Lines (A/B Test)
Package 2: Wolves Always Eat Organs First (Ancestral Science)
Reel 1 Script (30s)
Long-Form Instagram Caption
Package 3: Root Cause Series (Symptom → Solution)
Reel Framework (applies to all 5)
Package 4: The AG1 Parallel (Social Proof + Premium Positioning)
Core Concept
Reel Script
Carousel Slide Copy
Package 5: The Emotional Close (Guilt + Love + Urgency)
Reel Script (45s)
Story Templates (text overlays)
| Pain Point | Best Audience | Best Platform | Hook Style | Emotional Driver | CTA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🦴 Mobility | Dog owners 35–60, medium/large breeds, older dogs | Facebook (older audience) | Observation — "He stopped jumping on the couch..." | Guilt + hope | "Give them their movement back" |
| 🐾 Itching/Skin | ALL dog owners — universal pain, any breed, any age | Facebook + Instagram + TikTok | Relatable frustration — "I tried everything..." | Frustration + relief | "End the scratching from $1.33/day" |
| ⏳ Longevity | Emotionally engaged owners, puppy/young dog parents thinking ahead | Instagram + TikTok (younger demo) | Time passing — "The years go fast..." | Fear of loss + love | "Give them more good years" |
- The owner already knows something is wrong — they're not being convinced of a problem
- They've tried other things (vet visits, premium food, other supplements)
- They've been told it's "normal" or "just allergies" or "just age"
- The real answer is nutritional — they've never been told this clearly
- They will act if someone gives them a credible, simple solution
Villain: Kibble processing destroys the good stuff. Synthetic add-backs barely absorb. Your dog eats "zinc" and gets 9% of it.
Solution: One scoop of freeze-dried beef organs and greens. Real food, real nutrients, bioavailable. Every day.
Proof: Beef liver = world's most nutrient-dense food. Beef heart = most CoQ10 on earth. Beef kidney = selenium powerhouse. Human-grade. Australian-made.
CTA: Try it for 60 days. If you don't see a difference — full refund. No risk.
Category 1: Shocking Statistics
- 1"80% of dogs show signs of gum disease by age 3. Most vets blame owners. The real culprit? The food we've been told is 'complete and balanced.'"
- 2"1 in 5 dogs has arthritis. The majority never get a diagnosis - just a shorter, quieter life where running stopped being fun."
- 3"41% of Australian dogs are overweight. Kibble has a 30-60% carbohydrate content. Dogs evolved on less than 5% carbs. Connect the dots."
- 4"28% of dogs aged 11-12 show signs of canine dementia. It starts with nutritional deficiencies years before the symptoms appear."
- 5"Skin and coat problems are the #1 reason Australians take their dogs to the vet. Before you pay $400 for an allergy test - have you looked at what's in the food?"
- 6"Beef heart contains more CoQ10 per gram than any other food on the planet. Your dog evolved eating it. Modern kibble doesn't contain it."
- 7"The average Australian spends $1,200/year on vet bills. A huge percentage of those visits are for conditions directly linked to nutrition."
- 8"Dogs fed minimally processed diets have measurably lower inflammatory markers, better gut microbiome diversity, and healthier body condition scores."
Category 2: Kibble Truth Bombs
- 9"The real reason your dog's 'premium' kibble isn't enough - and it has nothing to do with the brand."
- 10"Your kibble was cooked at 160-180°C before it reached your dog's bowl. At that temperature, up to 90% of naturally occurring vitamins are destroyed. Then they add synthetic ones back in. That's the whole game."
- 11"'Complete and balanced' is a regulatory minimum, not a health standard. It means the food meets baseline requirements to avoid deficiency diseases. Not that your dog is thriving."
- 12"Zinc oxide is what most kibble manufacturers use to hit the zinc requirement on the label. Its absorption rate? 9-10%. Zinc from whole beef organs? 40-60% absorbed. Your dog is eating 'zinc' and still being zinc-deficient."
- 13"What vets don't tell you about premium kibble: the $90 bag uses the same extrusion process, the same temperatures, and the same synthetic vitamin premix as the $30 bag. You're paying for marketing."
- 14"Natural enzymes in food are destroyed above 48°C. Kibble is processed at 120-180°C. Every single enzyme is gone before the bag is sealed. Your dog's pancreas has to do all the work - every single meal, for life."
- 15"The omega-3s in kibble are largely oxidised before your dog ever eats them. High heat + oxygen exposure = rancid fats. The label says it's there. The food disagrees."
Category 3: Organ Meat Education
- 16"Wolves eat the organs first. Always. Before the muscle, before the bone. Evolution encoded this because organs contain nutrients muscle meat never will."
- 17"Beef liver is, gram for gram, the most nutrient-dense food on Earth. Vitamin B12: 4,629% of daily needs. Vitamin A: richest whole-food source in existence."
- 18"The real reason your dog goes feral for liver: millions of years of evolution taught them that organ meats = survival nutrients. It's not just taste. It's ancestral intelligence."
- 19"Beef heart is the world's richest food source of CoQ10 - the compound that powers mitochondria. Without it: energy drops. Joints deteriorate. Heart muscle weakens."
- 20"Beef kidney: 141mcg selenium per 100g. Selenium activates the master antioxidant system. Australian soils are selenium-deficient. Your AU dog is at higher risk than dogs anywhere else."
- 21"A prey animal is 15-25% organ meat by body weight. Wild canids consume that every meal. Modern dogs get 0% in kibble. That gap shows up as every condition your vet keeps treating."
- 22"Taurine is abundant in beef heart. It's critical for cardiac function, vision, and brain health. It's largely absent in most dog diets. The fix is simple."
Category 4: Freeze-Dry Science
- 23"Freeze-drying happens at sub-zero temperatures. No heat. No pressure. Every nutrient, enzyme, and cofactor stays exactly as nature made it."
- 24"Cooking kills enzymes at 48°C. Boiling kills vitamins at 70-100°C. Kibble extrusion destroys almost everything at 160-180°C. Freeze-drying stays below -10°C throughout."
- 25"Freeze-dried beef liver retains 90-98% of all nutrients. The same liver cooked at 160°C retains 10-60%. We chose freeze-drying because your dog deserves the real thing."
Category 5: Root Cause Angles
- 26"Your dog's itchy skin isn't allergies. It's a zinc deficiency weakening their skin barrier, allowing allergens in. Treat the zinc. Fix the barrier."
- 27"Fatigue in dogs isn't laziness. It's often B12 and CoQ10 deficiency. The mitochondria are running on empty."
- 28"Every time you see a dog with a dull, brittle coat - you're seeing a vitamin A deficiency. With real liver (not synthetic supplements), the coat transforms."
- 29"Loose stools. Excessive gas. Sensitive stomach. Signs of a gut microbiome that's been fed processed starch for years and lost its diversity."
- 30"Canine cognitive dysfunction (dog dementia) is largely preventable with the right nutrition, started early. DHA, B12, folate, CoQ10 - all found in organ meats."
Category 6: Comparison & Social Proof
- 31"We take multivitamins because we know processed food doesn't give us everything we need. Our dogs eat processed food every single day and get nothing extra."
- 32"You take AG1. What does your dog get? Wild Wolf - daily multivitamin made from real beef organs and greens."
- 33"The difference between a dog on Wild Wolf and a dog on kibble alone: the dog who still wants to chase the ball at age 9. The coat strangers stop to comment on."
Category 7: Emotional Hooks
- 34"Your dog trusts you completely. Every meal is given with zero scepticism. That's not just loyalty - it's a responsibility."
- 35"Dogs can't tell you when they're deficient. They can't say 'I'm tired because I haven't had enough B12 in three years.' They just get quieter. Slower. You call it ageing. Most of the time, it isn't."
- 36"The years go fast. You blink and the puppy is 7. At 7, what you've fed them for seven years is written into their joints, their teeth, their brain, their gut. Start now."
- 37"If someone told you that giving your dog one small scoop per day could add 2 healthy years to their life - what would that be worth to you?"
Category 8: Challenge & Call-Out
- 38"Tell me why you'd buy a $90 bag of kibble but balk at $1.33/day for actual organ nutrients."
- 39"'My dog seems fine on kibble.' Fine. That's the bar we've set for the animals we say are family."
- 40"The pet food industry makes $3 billion a year in Australia. They spend millions on advertising and almost nothing on nutrition education. That's not an accident. It's a business model."
- 41"Still feeding kibble alone? You're leaving their health on the table."
- 42"If your dog has a dull coat, low energy or itchy skin - this is why."
- 43"Ask yourself: when did your dog last have real organ meat in their diet? Exactly."
- 44"Stop treating the symptom. Start fixing the cause. Wild Wolf."
- 45"Your dog trusts you completely with every meal. Are you giving them enough?"
Direct Response Hooks (Ads)
- 46"She was a fussy eater. Now she licks the bowl clean. Wild Wolf. 20% off today."
- 47"The only Aussie dog multivitamin made from real beef organs."
- 48"For just $1.33 a day, end the scratching, the rashes, the paw licking."
- 49"My dog stopped scratching. In 11 days. Wild Wolf. 20% off your first bag."
- 50"Every day you don't add this to their bowl is a day they're running on empty."
| Condition | Prevalence (AU) | Root Cause (Nutritional) | Wild Wolf Solution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gum Disease | 80% by age 3 | Immune system weakness, zinc + Vit C deficiency | Zinc from beef organs (40–60% absorption). Immune support from greens blend. |
| Obesity / Overweight | 41% of AU dogs | High-carb kibble (30–60% carbs), low nutrient density | Wild Wolf adds nutrient density — dogs eat less when actually nourished |
| Arthritis / Joint Pain | 1 in 5 dogs; 80% over age 8 | CoQ10 deficiency, selenium deficiency, chronic inflammation | CoQ10 from beef heart, selenium from beef kidney, anti-inflammatory greens |
| Skin & Coat Issues | #1 vet visit reason in AU | Zinc deficiency (skin barrier), Vitamin A deficiency (cell turnover) | Organic zinc from organs (60% absorbed), retinol from beef liver |
| Low Energy / Lethargy | Common, under-reported | B12 deficiency, CoQ10 deficiency (mitochondrial function) | B12 from beef liver (4,629% DV per 100g), CoQ10 from beef heart |
| Canine Dementia (CCD) | 28% at age 11–12 | DHA, B12, folate, CoQ10 deficiency — starts years before symptoms | Full organ complex delivers all four nutrients in bioavailable whole-food form |
| Digestive Issues | Very common | Zero dietary enzymes (all destroyed in kibble processing) | Freeze-dried organs retain natural enzyme complexes intact |
| Selenium Deficiency | Higher risk in AU dogs | AU soils are selenium-depleted — domestic animals are at higher risk | Beef kidney: 141mcg selenium per 100g — the richest whole-food source |
| Cardiac Issues (DCM) | Increasing, grain-free linked | Taurine deficiency — taurine critical for heart muscle | Taurine from beef heart — abundant, bioavailable, whole-food source |
| High Vet Spend | Avg $1,200/yr in AU | Mostly nutrition-linked conditions, preventable with better diet | Wild Wolf at $1.33/day = $485/yr — less than the average vet bill |
Blog 1: Why Premium Kibble Isn't Enough
Meta Description
H2 Structure
- The truth about "complete and balanced" — regulatory minimum, not health standard
- What happens at 160-180°C — enzymes, vitamins, CoQ10, taurine all destroyed
- The synthetic vitamin problem — zinc oxide 9% vs organ zinc 60%
- What real food provides — bioavailable nutrients, enzyme complexes, cofactors
- The solution: Wild Wolf — freeze-dried human-grade organs + greens
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Blog 2: Beef Organs for Dogs — The Ancestral Superfood Science
H2 Structure
- What wolves actually eat — organs first, 15–25% of prey by weight
- Beef liver — the world's most nutrient-dense food (B12, Vit A, iron, folate, CoQ10)
- Beef heart — CoQ10 powerhouse, taurine for cardiac health
- Beef kidney — selenium secret, Australian soil deficiency angle
- Why freeze-drying preserves it all — 90–98% nutrient retention
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Blog 3: The Truth About Synthetic Vitamins in Dog Food
H2 Structure
- What synthetic vitamins actually are — isolated lab compounds
- The bioavailability gap — zinc oxide 9% vs organ zinc 60%, retinol vs synthetic Vit A
- Why the label lies — "added vitamins and minerals" = synthetic add-backs
- Real food alternatives — liver, heart, kidney vs supplement form
- What human-grade means — inspection, facilities, traceability
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Blog 4: Signs Your Dog Has Nutritional Deficiencies
H2 Structure
- Dull, brittle coat → Vitamin A (retinol) deficiency → fix: beef liver
- Itchy skin and rashes → Zinc deficiency weakening skin barrier → fix: organ zinc
- Low energy and lethargy → B12 and CoQ10 deficiency → fix: beef heart + liver
- Stiff joints and slower movement → CoQ10, zinc, selenium → fix: full organ complex
- Digestive issues → enzyme deficiency → fix: freeze-dried enzymes intact
- The root cause — nutrients that can't be absorbed
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Blog 5: Human-Grade vs Regular Dog Supplements — What's the Difference?
H2 Structure
- What "human-grade" actually means — passed for human consumption, not just "made with human-grade ingredients"
- Feed-grade ingredients explained — what's permitted, lower standards
- The processing difference — human-grade facilities, hygiene, traceability
- Bioavailability comparison — whole-food vs synthetic, absorption rates
- Why Wild Wolf uses human-grade — same standard as your food
CTA
Welcome to Wild Wolf 🐺 — here's why we built this
Because your dog deserves real food, not synthetic shortcuts.
Hi [First Name], Welcome to Wild Wolf. We're glad you're here. Here's the honest version of why we built this: We were frustrated. Not by the brands — they're playing within the rules. By the rules themselves. "Complete and balanced" is a regulatory minimum. It means the food won't cause a deficiency disease. It does not mean your dog is thriving. Kibble is cooked at 160–180°C. At those temperatures, up to 90% of the naturally occurring vitamins are destroyed. Then synthetic vitamins are added back in. That's the whole game. We wanted something better. Real food. The kind of food dogs evolved eating — before processing stripped it all out. That's Wild Wolf. Freeze-dried beef liver, heart, kidney and greens. Human-grade. No heat applied. Every nutrient intact. One scoop a day, added to whatever you're already feeding them. Your dog can't tell you they're deficient. They can't ask for better nutrition. But you can give it to them. Over the next few days, we're going to share the science behind what we've built. Why freeze-drying changes everything. Why organ meats are non-negotiable. And what most Australians are unknowingly doing to their dogs' health every single day. Stay with us. And welcome to the pack. — The Wild Wolf Team 🐺 P.S. If you're ready to start now, use code WELCOME20 for 20% off your first bag. wildwolf.com.au
Your dog's "premium" food is lying to them
The zinc in their bowl absorbs at 9%. Here's what that means.
Hi [First Name], Yesterday we told you why we built Wild Wolf. Today, the part that might make you angry. The zinc in your dog's kibble is called zinc oxide. Its absorption rate? 9–10%. The organic zinc found in whole beef organs? 40–60% absorbed. Your dog is eating "zinc" every single meal and is still likely zinc-deficient. And the label says "complete and balanced." It gets worse: • Natural food enzymes are destroyed above 48°C • Kibble is processed at 120–180°C • Every single enzyme is gone before the bag is sealed • Your dog's pancreas compensates — every meal, for life • Vitamin A (retinol) oxidises under heat • CoQ10 cannot survive extrusion temperatures • B vitamins degrade significantly at processing temps Then the synthetic versions are added back in. The label looks complete. The nutrition isn't. This is why dogs on "premium" food still have: → Dull, dry coats → Constant itching and scratching → Low energy they shouldn't have yet → Digestive issues → Stiff joints at age 5 or 6 Wild Wolf fills every one of these gaps. Freeze-dried beef organs — nutrients preserved at sub-zero temperatures, added to whatever you're already feeding them. One scoop. $1.33 a day. 60-day money-back guarantee. Use code WELCOME20 for 20% off. → wildwolf.com.au — Wild Wolf 🐺
One scoop a day. Here's what changes.
Results people are noticing — usually within 2–4 weeks.
Hi [First Name], You've heard the science. Now here's what Wild Wolf customers actually notice: Week 1–2: → More excitement at meal time → Slightly better digestion → More energy on walks Week 3–4: → Coat starting to look different — shinier, softer, less dull → Scratching reducing → Stools firmer and more consistent Month 2+: → Coat transformation — strangers commenting on it → Joints moving more freely → Dog acting younger than their age suggests "She was a fussy eater. Now she licks the bowl completely clean." — Sarah, Melbourne "The vet commented on his coat. I told her it was Wild Wolf. She asked for the details." — James, Sydney "My 9-year-old Labrador is running again. Running." — Michelle, Brisbane This is what real food does. Not synthetic supplements. Not fancy marketing. Real freeze-dried beef organs — the nutrition your dog's body was designed to use. One bag. One scoop. $1.33 a day. Your WELCOME20 discount expires in 48 hours. Get your first bag → wildwolf.com.au — Wild Wolf 🐺 P.S. Subscribe and save 20% permanently — lock in $39.96/month and never run out.
You left something behind 🐾
Your dog's bag is waiting. Here's a reminder of what's in it.
Hi [First Name], You were looking at Wild Wolf and didn't quite get there. That's okay — we just wanted to make sure you have everything you need to make the call. Here's what's in the bag you were looking at: 🫀 Beef Liver — gram for gram, the most nutrient-dense food on Earth. B12, retinol, iron, folate. ❤️ Beef Heart — world's richest source of CoQ10 and taurine for heart, brain, and energy. 🫘 Beef Kidney — 141mcg selenium per 100g. Critical for AU dogs (selenium-deficient soils). 🥬 Greens Blend — antioxidants, phytonutrients, gut microbiome support. All freeze-dried at sub-zero temperatures. Every enzyme, vitamin, and cofactor intact. One scoop added to your dog's existing food. That's it. $49.95 one-time | $39.96/month on subscription (save 20%) 🇦🇺 Ships from QLD | 60-day money-back guarantee Your cart is saved → [CART LINK] — Wild Wolf 🐺
Last chance — 20% off expires tonight
Your dog's been waiting long enough.
Hi [First Name], Dogs can't tell you when they're deficient. They can't say "I'm tired because I haven't had enough B12." They just get quieter. Slower. You call it ageing. Most of the time, it isn't. Wild Wolf is one scoop a day. $1.33. Added to whatever you're feeding them right now. Your 20% off discount expires at midnight tonight. Use code CART20 at checkout → [CART LINK] Questions? Reply to this email. We actually read them. — Wild Wolf 🐺
Your dog's Wild Wolf is on the way 🐺
Here's exactly how to use it — and what to expect.
Hi [First Name], Order confirmed. [Dog's name] is going to love this. Here's how to use Wild Wolf: ✅ ONE SCOOP per day (included in your bag) ✅ Sprinkle over any food — kibble, raw, cooked, wet — it works with everything ✅ Give it 2–4 weeks to see full results (coat changes take time as cells turn over) What to expect: • Week 1: More excitement at meal time. Slightly improved digestion. • Week 2–3: Energy improving. Coat starting to look different. • Week 4+: Full coat transformation beginning. Scratching reducing. PRO TIP: For fussy eaters — mix it into a small amount of wet food first. The smell is irresistible to dogs (evolutionary organ instinct — they go crazy for it). Your tracking number will arrive shortly. If you have any questions, reply to this email. We're real humans in QLD and we actually read these. Welcome to the Wild Wolf pack 🐺 — The Wild Wolf Team
One week in — how's [Dog's name] going? 🐾
Most people notice something by now. What have you seen?
Hi [First Name], It's been about a week since [Dog's name] started Wild Wolf. By now, most people notice: → More enthusiasm at meal time (the liver smell is ancestrally irresistible) → Slightly better digestion → A bit more energy Coat changes take 3–4 weeks — that's normal. Skin cells take time to turn over. Quick question: What have you noticed so far? Hit reply and tell us — we genuinely love hearing these. And if you have a photo or video of [Dog's name] being obsessed with their bowl, tag us on Instagram @wildwolf.au — we share the best ones in our Stories. Keep going — the best results are still ahead. — Wild Wolf 🐺
30 days of Wild Wolf 🐺 — what changed?
Most coats have transformed by now. We want to hear about it.
Hi [First Name], One month in. This is the point where most Wild Wolf dogs have had their first visible transformation. People are usually reporting: ✓ Noticeably shinier, thicker coat ✓ Scratching significantly reduced ✓ More consistent energy levels ✓ Firmer stools, less gas ✓ More excitement at meal time (still) Sound familiar? We'd love your review. [LEAVE A REVIEW → LINK] It takes 2 minutes and it genuinely helps other dog owners find what you've found. Also — if you're not yet on subscription, this is a great time to switch. Subscribe and save 20% permanently → $39.96/month vs $49.95 one-time. Never run out. Cancel any time. Free shipping every month. [SWITCH TO SUBSCRIPTION → LINK] Thank you for being part of this 🐺 — Wild Wolf
Running low on Wild Wolf? ⏰
Don't let [Dog's name] miss a day.
Hi [First Name], If [Dog's name] is on a scoop-a-day schedule, you're probably getting close to the end of your first bag. Don't let them miss a day — consistency is where the long-term benefits really compound. Reorder now → [PRODUCT LINK] Or better yet — switch to subscription and never think about it again. $39.96/month. Free shipping. Cancel any time. [SUBSCRIBE AND SAVE → LINK] — Wild Wolf 🐺 P.S. The results you've seen so far? Month 3 and 4 are when the deep nutrition changes really show up. Joint improvements, cognitive sharpness, immune resilience. Stay the course.
We've been thinking about [Dog's name] 🐾
It's been a while. Here's what you might have noticed.
Hi [First Name], It's been a while since [Dog's name] had Wild Wolf in their bowl. We won't pretend we know why — life gets busy, priorities shift, budgets change. We get it. But here's what we do know: The gap in nutrition doesn't pause while you're away. The coat, the joints, the energy, the gut — these systems need consistent daily nutrition to stay at their best. When Wild Wolf comes back, they notice. Come back and save 15% → Use code COMEBACK15 $39.96/month on subscription. Cancel any time. → wildwolf.com.au — Wild Wolf 🐺
Last chance — 20% off to come back 🐺
This offer expires in 48 hours.
Hi [First Name], We're going to make this simple. 20% off your next bag of Wild Wolf. Use code WOLF20. Expires in 48 hours. Dogs live shorter lives than we do. Every day of good nutrition matters more than it does for us — they have fewer of those days. $39.96/month subscription. Cancel any time. → wildwolf.com.au If you're not coming back, that's okay. But we wanted to make it as easy as possible if you are. — Wild Wolf 🐺
| Element | Status | Competitor Benchmark | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hero Headline | Needs Work | Dog is Human, Petz Park have strong value-prop heroes | Lead with the outcome + differentiator. See Hero Copy tab. |
| Freeze-dry science callout | Missing | None of AU competitors explain this well | Add a "Why Freeze-Dried?" section with temperature comparison graphic |
| Ingredient breakdown | Needs Work | Dog is Human has excellent ingredient transparency | Full ingredient story — liver, heart, kidney — with nutrient callouts per ingredient |
| Social proof (reviews) | Needs Work | Wuffes, Petz Park have 100+ reviews visible | Import all reviews to homepage + product page. Add photo reviews. Target 50+ visible. |
| Subscription CTA | Needs Work | Most DTC brands lead with subscription offer | Make subscription the default. Show savings clearly. Add "most popular" badge. |
| Trust signals | Missing | Guarantee badges, payment icons, Australian made | Add 60-day money-back, secure checkout badges, Australian made logo |
| FAQ section | Missing | Standard on all competitor PDPs | Add 8–10 FAQ on PDP. Target FAQ schema for SEO. |
| Before/After section | Missing | Mighty Munch, Wuffes use this heavily | Collect customer photos. Build before/after section on homepage. |
| Email capture | Needs Work | 10% off popup is standard | Popup on exit intent + timed. Offer 20% off first bag. Connect to Klaviyo List QWASHN. |
| Blog / Content hub | Missing | Dog is Human, Petz Park have strong blog | Build blog — critical for SEO and authority. 5 posts immediately (see Blog Outlines). |
| Slide # | Recommended Content | Priority | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slide 1 | Hero product shot — pouch on clean dark background. No clutter. | Essential | First impression. Should communicate premium instantly. |
| Slide 2 | Ingredient callout — pouch with beef liver/heart/kidney floating around it. Like AG1's ingredient shots. | Essential | This sells the "real food" story visually before the customer reads anything. |
| Slide 3 | Usage shot — scoop over dog bowl. Real food moment. Dog looking at it. | Essential | Shows ease of use. Reduces purchase friction. |
| Slide 4 | Freeze-dry infographic — temperature comparison. "−10°C vs 160°C" visual. | High | Key differentiator shown visually. Converts educated buyers. |
| Slide 5 | Before/after coat transformation (customer photo). Real dog, real results. | High | Most powerful trust signal. Must be authentic UGC, not stock. |
| Slide 6 | Ingredient nutrition callouts — "Beef Liver: 4,629% B12" stat cards. | Medium | For informed buyers who want proof. Secondary slide. |
| Slide 7 | Lifestyle — happy dog + owner. Emotional connection. Australian setting (beach/bush). | Medium | Emotional anchor. Don't lead with this. |
No questions asked. Position prominently near CTA. "Try it risk-free for 60 days — if you don't see a difference, we'll refund you."
Manufactured and shipped from QLD. Use Australian Made badge or stylised AU flag. Resonates strongly with AU buyers.
Every ingredient passed for human consumption. Use a badge: "100% Human-Grade Ingredients." Explain briefly what this means.
Key differentiator. Use a temperature graphic badge: "Freeze-dried at −10°C" vs competitor heat processing. Makes the science visual.
SSL badge. Payment icons (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, PayPal, AfterPay). Trust marks reduce cart abandonment by 15–30%.
"Join 2,000+ happy Wild Wolf dogs" (adjust to real number). Review count visible. Star rating above the fold on PDP.
| Name / Handle | Platform | Followers | Type | Status | Date Contacted | Response | Next Step |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| @example_petinfluencer | 45k | Dog influencer | DM Sent | – | – | Follow up in 3 days | |
| @aussie_dog_mum | TikTok | 22k | Dog lifestyle | Not contacted | – | – | Send gifting DM |
| Dr. Sarah Example | 8k | Integrative vet | Not contacted | – | – | Send vet-specific DM | |
| @dogtrainer_qld | 15k | Dog trainer | Not contacted | – | – | Research + qualify first | |
| @rawfeedingau | Facebook Group | 12k members | Community | Not contacted | – | – | Admin outreach |
- Standard affiliate: 15% per sale
- VIP affiliate (10+ sales/mo): 20% per sale
- Vet / professional: 20% per sale + co-branded assets
- Cookie duration: 30 days
- Payout: Monthly, min $50 threshold
- Platform: Managed via Shopify Collabs or UpPromote
- Unique discount code for their audience (10% off)
- Free product for personal use (gifted monthly while active)
- Co-branded content assets
- First access to new products
- Dedicated affiliate support contact
- Performance bonuses at key milestones
- Must be AU-based or target AU audience
- No paid ads using Wild Wolf brand terms
- Claims must align with approved messaging
- Must disclose affiliate relationship (#ad / #sponsored)
- No discounting below Wild Wolf MRP
- Account reviewed quarterly — inactive removed
| # | Name | Clinic | State | Specialty | IG / TikTok | Priority | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dr. Karen Becker | Natural Pet Animal Hospital | Online / US influence | — | Integrative, nutrition-first, raw feeding advocate | @drkarenbecker | HIGH |
| 2 | Dr. Brendan Clarke | Holistic Animal Care | NSW | info@holisticanimalcare.com.au | Integrative vet, nutrition focus, functional medicine | Active IG | HIGH |
| 3 | Dr. Jacinta | The Whole Pet Vet | VIC | contact@wholepetvet.com.au | Integrative, raw feeding advocate, social media active | High IG following | HIGH |
| 4 | Dr. Edward Bassingthwaighte | Healing Paws | QLD | — | Holistic vet, strong online presence, nutrition advocate | Active YouTube/IG | HIGH |
| 5 | Dr. Anna Sutton | Sydney Animal Hospitals | NSW | — | Nutrition-forward conventional vet | Instagram active | HIGH |
| 6 | Dr. Charlotte Francombe | SAGE Animal Health | NSW | — | Internal medicine, integrative approaches | Growing IG | HIGH |
| 7 | Dr. Melissa Meehan | Pet Health Advisory | VIC | hello@pethealthadvisory.com.au | Canine nutrition specialist, online education | Strong following | HIGH |
| 8 | Dr. Claire Jenkins | Holistic Vet QLD | QLD | — | Holistic, acupuncture, nutrition — QLD local advantage | IG active | HIGH |
| 9 | Dr. Tess Davis | North Shore Vet | NSW | — | Raw feeding advocate, strong social presence | TikTok growing | HIGH |
| 10 | Dr. Joanna Woodnutt | Online / Education | Online | — | Vet writer + educator, large online reach | Active blogger + IG | HIGH |
| 11 | Dr. Sam Hamilton | Progressive Vet | SA | — | Progressive nutrition views, younger demographic | TikTok + IG | HIGH |
| 12 | Dr. Mia Richardson | Functional Pet Vet | WA | hello@functionalpetvet.com.au | Functional medicine vet, gut health focus | Newsletter + IG | HIGH |
| 13 | Dr. Naomi Harvey | University of Nottingham (AU connections) | Research | — | Canine research, longevity, gut microbiome | Academic credibility | HIGH |
| 14 | Dr. Phil Tucak | One Life Natural Vet | QLD | — | Natural vet, QLD local, strong community trust | Facebook + IG | HIGH |