Premium gifting brand.
£15k spent. £92k returned.
A UK Shopify brand selling premium gifts. I built campaigns around each new collection, leaned into video creative, and moved proven ads into a separate scaling ad set so budget only went where it was already working. Over 1,200 purchases and counting.
11.8xROAS
£1,086 spent. £12,763 back.
Video creative, 160 purchases
£12,763Revenue
Top ad
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9.6xROAS
184 purchases. The most orders from any ad.
Video creative, scaling ad set, £1,168 spent
£11,181Revenue
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7.6xROAS
Customer style content that sells.
UGC video, 97 purchases
£7,297Revenue
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Premium home and lifestyle brand.
£46k spent. £366k returned.
A UK Shopify store with a higher ticket product range. I rebuilt the account around one scaling campaign, kept testing new creative every month, and moved budget into whatever was proving itself. The result is an account returning almost £8 for every £1 spent.
29.3xROAS
One video. £677 spent. £19,832 back.
Video creative, scaling campaign, 22 purchases
£19,832Revenue
Best ROAS
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14.0xROAS
The highest revenue ad in the account.
Single ad, 79 purchases, £3,206 spent
£44,777Revenue
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12.3xROAS
115 purchases. The hardest working ad in the account.
Highest purchase volume, £3,437 spent
£42,148Revenue
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Independent e-commerce brand.
£7k spent. £51k returned.
A smaller online brand that needed a simple, reliable setup. I kept the structure lean: one always on prospecting ad set, an evergreen ad set, and a seasonal ad set launched ahead of peak. Every ad set is returning close to 7x.
6.9xROAS
308 purchases from one ad set.
Always on prospecting, £4,424 spent
£30,537Revenue
Top ad set
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6.9xROAS
Evergreen ads that just keep selling.
Evergreen ad set, 110 purchases
£10,750Revenue
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6.8xROAS
Peak season, started early.
Seasonal ad set, 96 purchases in its first month
£9,695Revenue
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Independent lifestyle brand.
£19k spent. £116k returned.
A brand with a big seasonal peak. I split the account into an evergreen campaign and a dedicated seasonal campaign that launched months ahead of the rush, so the busiest period was already warmed up before most brands started spending.