
Beauty & Personal Care
+$4.2MRevenue, +316K Units
Traffic was climbing faster than the revenue it was producing.
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Beauty & Personal Care
Traffic was climbing faster than the revenue it was producing.
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Tools & Home Improvement
A profitable account whose only visible route to growth was a bigger budget.
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Sports & Outdoor
More frequent purchases from a catalogue built for one and done buying.
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Home & Kitchenware
Google Ads scaling drove 236.13% sales growth and 211.36% more conversions.
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Electronics
Most sales hinged on a few big-ticket orders, and some days earned nothing.
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Home & Kitchenware
Google Ads spent every day of January, but sold on almost none of the first 18.
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Health & Wellness
Two weeks of January carried the year, then the line fell away.
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Beauty & Personal Care
Six months of flat volume at an average order of $25.49.
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Beauty & Personal Care
Revenue was growing while the catalogue underneath worked against the brand.
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Office Products
At $19.17 an order there is no margin for an inefficient click, and February's
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Toys & Games
A catalogue sold one item at a time started selling two.
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Baby & Kids
A premium range stopped being judged on its cheapest option.
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Sports & Outdoor
A small account grew on volume and order value at the same time.
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Clothing & Accessories
A range still finding its feet reached scale without cutting its price.
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Clothing & Accessories
A wider range moved more units than the lower average order cost it.
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Health & Wellness
An account that was really one product started selling like a catalogue.
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Baby & Kids
A stock up buying habit was already there and the range could not serve it.
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Health & Wellness
A high value catalogue grew on both order count and what each order was worth
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Baby & Kids
January closed at 844 orders and $28,350.95 ($28.4K), and the account read as a
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Toys & Games
A range stopped meeting new buyers at its cheapest price.
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Food & Beverage
A mature account improved on the measure its monthly totals were hiding.
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Patio, Garden & Tools
The month after a record is usually where large accounts give it back.
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Health & Wellness
Three fewer trading days hid a month that was better than its total.
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Patio, Garden & Tools
A catalogue that had stopped trading was restored to service.
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Baby & Kids
The whole catalogue competed for a budget of a few hundred pounds.
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Tools & Home Improvement
A twelve thousand order account grew without discounting its way there.
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Tools & Home Improvement
A brand converted more of the visitors it was already paying to attract.
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Pet Supplies
A price held too long was tested, moved, and paid for itself in volume.
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Electronics
A large account found volume in the places too small to bother with alone.
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Food & Beverage
January is supposed to be the quiet month. This account grew through it.
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Food & Beverage
Three campaigns, seventy orders a month, and bidding aimed at the wrong goal.
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