


A travel products store in Poland selling backpacks, organizers, gadgets, and accessories. In addition to the online store, the business also has a local offline point of sale. The core issue was that ROAS dropped sharply every time the ad budget increased — so it was impossible to scale without losing profitability. We have worked with this project from the very beginning and addressed all challenges together.
Increase sales and revenue stability, optimize campaign structure, and reach high turnover without ROAS dropping as the budget scales.
The main challenge was not just spending more, but finding a way to grow without hurting profitability.
Cold traffic: reaching new customers through interests and lookalike audiences.
Warm traffic: remarketing users who viewed products or added them to cart.
New audiences and creatives were tested on small budgets — and only after effectiveness was confirmed did we scale them gradually. This solved the main issue: ROAS no longer dropped when the budget increased.
Close collaboration from the very beginning and freedom for testing made it possible to solve challenges quickly.
Clear separation of cold and warm traffic — each stage of the funnel got its own logic.
Testing on small budgets before scaling — this solved the core issue of falling ROAS.
Optimizing campaign structure and testing new formats: banners, video, and catalog ads in parallel.
Gradual budget increases only after each step had proven efficient.
Working together from day one and having freedom to test — this made it possible to react quickly and solve challenges.

