When this baby brand approached us in February 2025, they relied heavily on discount-driven sales with unsustainable margins.
Their strategy was unpredictable due to influencer-driven tactics, risking long-term brand value and increasing customer acquisition costs.
Our Approach:
We developed a sustainable, scalable acquisition system focused on reducing dependency on discounts and influencers.
Implemented a strategic paid acquisition strategy across Meta and Google Ads.
Results:
Key Performance Metrics:
Achieved a 44% increase in peak monthly revenue (Jan: £94k → Aug: £126k).
Spent £214,969.84 on ads (Meta + Google), generating over £570,000 in ad-attributed revenue.
Maintained a healthy 71.9% average ad dependency.
Consistently beat target CACs across all product categories by £1-4, with an average CAC of £21.24.
Total store revenue reached £790,309.93.
Category Performance:
Exceeded Allowable CAC targets across key product categories (Tracksuits, Rompers, Newborn Gifting), achieving CACs under £21 against targets of £22–£25+.
The Bottom Line:
We didn't just improve their numbers; we built a sustainable, scalable acquisition system that operates without constant discounting or promotional dependency.