Case Study · Personal-Care & Bath Accessories Brand · Amazon US
Profitability & Efficiency Optimization

We rebuilt account health for a 7-figure brand — refunds down 37%, organic sales up 36%, on a sustained 3.09 ROAS.

Instead of buying growth, we made the account healthier: cleaner revenue, more organic share, less ad dependency, and disciplined returns across $1.9M of managed spend.

3.09
Blended ROAS
(managed period)
−37%
Refund rate
3.2% → 2.0%
+18%
Conversion rate
13.0% → 15.4%
+36%
Organic sales
latest period
The Situation

A category leader in a softening market

This established personal-care brand was a leader in its niche on Amazon US, but category demand had cooled — store sessions trended down roughly 35% year over year, pulling revenue with them. The account wasn’t broken; it was leaking efficiency and leaning too heavily on paid traffic. The objective we set was deliberately narrow: protect profitability and rebuild account health — not chase vanity top-line.

The pressure

Falling sessions meant every wasted impression and every under-converting page hit the P&L harder. Holding profitability — not vanity growth — became the objective.

The objective (one axis)

Optimize for efficiency: protect revenue per visit and reduce ad dependency. This was an efficiency engagement, not a scaling push — and we set that expectation from day one.

What We Did

A profit-first cleanup, driven by audit

We run every account like owners. A full audit surfaced exactly where money was leaking — then we cut it.

  • 1
    Restructured campaigns by intent — brand defense, competitor conquest, and high-intent product targeting separated into controllable buckets.
  • 2
    Negated non-converting search terms and paused high-ACoS targets that were burning budget with little to no return.
  • 3
    Reallocated spend toward the placements and match types with the strongest conversion and return-per-click.
  • 4
    Strengthened the organic engine — listings and conversion path — so the brand earns more sales without paying for them.
$1.7K
Non-converting search-term spend identified and negated
108% ACoS
High-ACoS targets reined in before they drained budget
62.3%
Ad share of sales — down from 66.9%, less ad dependency
The Result

Healthier revenue, earned more efficiently

More of every visit converts, more revenue comes from organic, and a smaller share of sales is bought with ad spend — while blended returns hold strong.

Before · H1 2025
13.0%
Store conversion rate (session → order)
After · H1 2026
15.4%
+18% relative · +2.4 pts
Latest Account Snapshot · Jun 11–24, 2026

Account health, trending up

vs the prior 14-day period.

2.0%
Refund rate
↓ 37% better
$69.3K
Organic sales
↑ 36.3%
62.3%
Ad share of sales
↓ from 66.9%
22.4%
TACoS (held)
stable
16.3%
Store conversion
maintained
43.9K
Sessions
↑ 25.6%
$25.69
Avg. order value
stable
2.78
Ad ROAS
profitable
Managed-Period Totals · Amazon Ads

Scale, managed with discipline

Cumulative performance across the full management window.

3.09
Blended ROAS
32.4%
ACoS
$1.9M
Ad spend managed
$5.8M
Ad-attributed sales
201.7M
Impressions
221.2K
Ad orders
18.6%
Ad conversion rate
$1.57
Avg. CPC
What This Means For You

Markets soften. Your profit shouldn’t.

When demand cools, the instinct is to spend more. We do the opposite: cut the waste, lift conversion, grow your organic share, and protect margin — so when the market turns back up, you scale from a position of strength instead of digging out of a hole.

Want this kind of discipline on your account?

We’ll audit your account, show you exactly where spend is leaking and conversion is lost, and map how we’d protect and grow your profit.

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Results reflect this brand’s specific category, starting point, and market conditions and are not a guarantee of future performance. This is an efficiency / account-health optimization case study: it demonstrates improved conversion, reduced refund rate, growing organic share, and maintained advertising returns — not a paid-scaling outcome. We focus on one primary objective per account — scaling or efficiency — because pursuing both at once compromises both. Your plan and targets are set during your audit.