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+12% conversion in 6 months

Increase in e-commerce engagement and conversion through a multichannel community strategy.
February 3, 2026 by
+12% conversion in 6 months
Éclats, Maxime Bonzi

The brand with a strong identity struggled to exist sustainably in the social ecosystem.

The structuring of a community strategy allowed for the recreation of coherence, engagement, and a measurable impact on sales.


Mission Context


Blune Paris is a ready-to-wear brand founded in 2011 by Eve, Laurence, and Julie.

Positioned in a feminine and children's universe, the brand claims a 'Poetic Design' that combines humor, softness, and elegance, with a strong eco-responsible focus.


After several years of activity, the team wanted to strengthen its digital presence, unite an active community around its values, and regain a level of notoriety consistent with its brand identity.

Valeurs de la marque Blune


Diagnosis


The initial analysis highlighted several structural limits in the existing digital strategy:

  • Irregular and inconsistent communication across different social media platforms

  • Low sense of belonging to an identifiable community

  • Visibility lagging behind very active online competing brands

  • Lack of a formalized community strategy and a clear transformation path between audience and customers


Implemented Solution


The intervention by Éclats was based on a community marketing logic, combining editorial, engagement, and social selling.


The activated levers aimed to:

  • Structure a coherent editorial strategy across all social and owned channels

  • Develop a participatory community through engaging formats

  • Translate the brand values into concrete and embodied content

  • Transform community engagement into measurable e-commerce performance

  • Streamline the journey between social media and the online store

Blune pour la terre


Intervention outline

  1. Audit and benchmark

    Analysis of existing social performance and comparative study of direct competitor brands such as Émoi Émoi, Tajine Banane, and Love Radius.

  2. Definition of the editorial foundation

    Construction of an editorial charter based on the concepts of tribe, authenticity, and positivity, aligned with the brand's DNA.

  3. Content planning and production

    Establishment of a multi-format publication calendar including reels, stories, carousels, and newsletters, with a logic of recurrence and complementarity of channels.

  4. Community activation

    Launch of an ambassador program and organization of community events, live sessions, pop-ups, and private sales, aimed at strengthening the ties between the brand and its community.

  5. Paid media optimization and social selling

    Adjustment of META campaigns to support brand awareness and accompany key commercial moments, in line with organic content.

  6. Data-driven management

    Monitoring performance through SMART indicators related to engagement, community growth, and traffic to the e-commerce site.


Observed results


The effects observed after six months of support translate into clear operational insights:

  • 18% increase in social media engagement rate

  • Net growth of 3,400 followers on Instagram and 2,000 on Facebook

  • 12% increase in e-commerce conversion rate, attributed to the activation of the “Tribu Blune” community


+18%

in social media engagement over 6 months

+3400

new followers on Instagram

+12%

in e-commerce conversion rate, driven by the “Tribu Blune” community


The structuring role of a coherent community strategy, not as an isolated engagement lever, but as a pillar of sustainable performance linking brand identity, social engagement, and business results.

+12% conversion in 6 months
Éclats, Maxime Bonzi February 3, 2026