Case study · Retail & eCommerce · Get found
No paid acquisition engine to start. We built the Meta programme from day one, and it now drives the majority of monthly online orders.
An Australian DTC confectionery brand came to us with no paid acquisition engine — no product catalogue feeding ads, no proven creative system, no reporting cadence. The demand was there. Nothing was built to capture it at scale.
We built the account from the ground up around a Dynamic Product Catalogue, so an impulse-driven range shows the right SKU to the right person instead of leaning on a single hero ad. Audience structure, creative rotation & bid strategy were locked in early, then refined month after month as the data matured — feeding the auction enough signal to optimise into, without breaking the structure every time a metric wobbled. Underneath the ad account, two things that compound: a monthly reporting cadence so the brand sees the engine improving in real time, and a forward calendar that pre-briefs creative for the gifting peaks before the auction gets expensive.
Meta is now the brand's primary acquisition channel. Click costs have stayed under thirty cents, conversion volume scales cleanly with spend, and a recent peak month closed at ROAS in the mid-5s with cost per purchase in the low-teens — both clear steps up on essentially flat budget. The bigger result is a channel the brand can build everything else on top of — retention flows, AOV work, an eventual Google programme — without the engine being the question anymore.
30 Apr 2026 · Get found project · Australian DTC confectionery brand