When Colin came to us, Pour Your Own Epoxy was generating solid sales – but growth had plateaued.
Over the previous 6 months, revenue sat at $298,228.
The business had strong products, a loyal audience, and demand in the market. But paid acquisition wasn’t structured for consistent scaling.
Campaigns were running.
Budget was being spent.
Revenue was coming in.
But performance lacked momentum.
Scaling felt unpredictable. Creative testing wasn’t systematic. Budget increases didn’t feel controlled.
We focused on restructuring before scaling.
First, we simplified the account architecture to allow Meta to optimize properly.
Then we implemented disciplined creative testing – not random variations, but structured testing built around:
We aligned spend with performance – cutting inefficiencies and consolidating budget behind what was working.
Instead of chasing “winning ads,” we built a repeatable engine.
Once the foundation was clean, we scaled.
Over the next 6 months:
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