


This is a modern women’s lingerie and pajama brand with its own production in Ukraine and more than 500,000 Instagram followers. Sales were coming through Instagram and the website, but there was no clear scaling system in place. The goal was not simply to run ads, but to build a manageable growth system by country.
Scale sales in Ukraine, strengthen presence in Poland, test the U.S. market, and build a controlled system with separate economics for each market. Optimize purchase cost and make results predictable.



Without a clear split by geo, it was impossible to understand which market was actually profitable and scalable.
We created separate advertising structures for each market: Ukraine, Poland, and the U.S. This allowed us to avoid mixing the economics of different markets and to make decisions independently for each geo.
Google provided stable scale and captured warm demand well.
We built a four-level system:
We separated cold and warm traffic — this improved average ROAS.
Ukraine — the main scalable market:
Meta: CPO $3–6 · Google: CPO $3–6 · Stable economics.
Poland — a stable market:
Meta: CPO $6–11 · Google: CPO $6–11 · Lower margin due to logistics.
USA — the test market:
sales happened, traffic worked, but shipping costs made scaling economically unjustified.
Geo segmentation with separate structures — it made each market’s real economics visible and allowed independent decision-making.
Separating cold and warm traffic in Meta — this improved average ROAS without increasing budget.
Feed optimization in Google and focus on high-margin categories — the budget shifted toward products with better profitability.
An honest U.S. test: we found the logistics problem before scaling, not after wasting the budget.
Google + Meta synergy: Google captured warm demand, while Meta scaled cold audience acquisition.

