Kreativfyul
Fashion garments styled for an ecommerce campaign

Retail and fashion

Ecommerce brands

Turn paid traffic into repeatable sales with cleaner targeting, product-led creative, and reporting you can run the week on.

Numbers describe typical patterns from audits and how we sequence work. They are not guaranteed client results.

The situation

Spend climbs while collections underperform. Creative fatigues, audiences are too broad, and nobody can say which ads actually sell. Catalogs often have a small set of SKUs absorbing most of the budget with no proof those SKUs convert.

A typical ecommerce account we audit is over-indexed on broad prospecting and under-built on retargeting, catalogs, and offer tests. The first job is not more spend. It is making the existing spend answer which product, audience, and creative actually sold.

You are probably here if

  • ROAS reports exist, but they do not match checkout reality
  • The same three ads have been live for a month with falling CTR
  • Lookalike and interest stacks overlap, so you pay twice for the same people

How we help

We rebuild conversion tracking, split budgets toward high-intent and product audiences, and put creative on a weekly test cadence so paid social stays useful instead of loud.

Where ad attention usually sits

Typical mix we see on incoming accounts versus where we rebalance once tracking is honest. Not a promised ROAS. A map of attention.

Before

  • Broad prospecting62%
  • Product / catalog18%
  • Retargeting20%

After we rebalance

  • Broad prospecting28%
  • Product / catalog40%
  • Retargeting32%

Playbook

  1. 01

    Fix the numbers

    Events, product IDs, and purchase matching so you can kill waste without guessing.

  2. 02

    Rank the catalog

    Protect winners, pause dead SKUs, and write ads around products that already sell.

  3. 03

    Test in batches

    Hooks, offers, and audiences in small sets. Scale only what beats the control.

  4. 04

    Report like a merchant

    Weekly view of spend, contribution, and creative that is tiring out.

First 90 days

  1. Days 1–14

    Tracking audit, catalog hygiene, and a first test matrix.

  2. Days 15–45

    Rebalanced budgets and a creative cadence from existing assets.

  3. Days 46–90

    Scale winners, retire fatigue, and lock a merchant-style report.

What changes

  • Budgets follow products and audiences that convert
  • Creative testing replaces guess-and-hope launches
  • Reporting ties spend to sales, not vanity reach

If this sounds like your team

Book a free audit. We will map your numbers, not a generic pitch, and recommend the smallest mix of services that can move the situation.

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