From a $300k/year the business was grown to over $4 million and became an online leader in a women's fitness apparel niche. During his 5 years of consulting he oversaw all aspects of digital marketing including Google Ads, Facebook, Criteo, Analytics & conversion optimizations. Brendon grew Google spends from 0 to $50k a month. Facebook was also launched and managed with peak spends over $150k per month.

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ROAS

The Challenge

Dona Jo was 2 years into business struggling with cashflows and needed to generate income online. The business had grown to $300k in yearly revenue using influencer marketing but that revenue stream was quickly fading. The business was is need of a paid marketing plan.

The Process

The Solution

From a $300k/year the business was grown to over $4 million and became an online leader in a women's fitness apparel niche. During his 5 years of consulting he oversaw all aspects of digital marketing including Google Ads, Facebook, Criteo, Analytics & conversion optimizations. Brendon grew Google spends from 0 to $50k a month. Facebook was also launched and managed with peak spends over $150k per month.

Skills Used

Paid Ads,Google Shopping,Paid Ads,Paid Ads,Paid Ads,Web Development,Paid Ads,Paid Ads,Paid Ads,SEO,Marketing Strategy,Copywriting

Industry

Style & Fashion

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