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Client: Supplement Brand
Market: USA
Platform: Facebook / Meta Ads
Objective: sales
The initial campaign delivered 12 purchases in just 2 days, with a $16.73 cost per purchase. The strong ROAS provided enough performance data and confidence to move toward a larger-scale campaign.
Compared with the initial campaign:
Test → Optimize → Scale → Generate More Purchases

Market: USA
Platform: Facebook / Meta Ads
Objective: sales
Campaign 1 — Initial 2-Day Test
The first campaign was launched with a focused objective of generating purchases while testing the offer, audience, creatives, and campaign structure.| Metric |
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| Campaign Duration |
| Ad Spend |
| Purchases |
| Cost Per Purchase |
| ROAS |
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Results
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2 Days
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$200.81
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12
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$16.73
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12.55x
[/td]Campaign 2 — Scaling Campaign
After identifying a profitable campaign direction, the campaign was scaled to generate significantly more purchase volume.| Metric |
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| Ad Spend |
| Purchases |
| Cost Per Purchase |
| ROAS |
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Results
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$5,332.82
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498
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$10.71
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14.75x
[/td]The Scale-Up Result
The second campaign generated 498 purchases while reducing the cost per purchase to just $10.71.Compared with the initial campaign:
- 12 → 498 Purchases
- $16.73 → $10.71 Cost Per Purchase
- 14.75x ROAS at scale
- $5,332.82 total ad spend in Campaign 2
Key Takeaway
This case study demonstrates how a structured Meta Ads testing approach can identify a profitable campaign and then transition into large-scale purchase generation for a USA supplement brand.Test → Optimize → Scale → Generate More Purchases
