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Every number on this page is pulled straight from Meta Ads Manager — no rounding up, no cherry-picked date range.
This engagement was completed under a signed Non-Disclosure Agreement, so the client's name and brand identity cannot be shared publicly — what follows is the scope of work and performance results as reported in Meta Ads Manager.
This home improvement and hardware retailer sells across a wide catalog — plumbing, renovation, home construction, and general home improvement products — without one obvious core audience to anchor targeting around. The goal was to turn Meta ad spend into profitable, trackable purchases across that spread of categories, not just clicks or reach.
EMERJO built a Campaign Budget Optimization (CBO) structure and tested 9 distinct ad sets in parallel — broad and interest-based audiences (DIY, Plumbing, Renovation, Home Construction, House Painting, Home Improvement) alongside retargeting segments (Engaged Shoppers, and an audience built around the client's Daraz marketplace storefront). 63 ad creative variations were tested across those segments, with budget continuously reallocated toward the combinations converting most efficiently.
Over the 58-day period, the campaign generated 872 website purchases from $929.29 in ad spend, returning $8,451.24 in tracked purchase value — a 9.09x return on ad spend. The Broad and Renovation ad sets carried the majority of that value, together accounting for roughly 59% of total tracked purchase value across the 9 tested segments.
EMERJO managed the full paid social funnel, from campaign structure through ongoing budget optimization.
Campaign Budget Optimization (CBO) structure, conversion objective selection, and Meta Pixel / purchase-event tracking setup.
9 ad sets tested across broad and interest-based audiences, plus dedicated retargeting and marketplace-referral segments.
63 ad variations produced and tested across the 9 ad sets to identify the strongest-performing creative and copy combinations.
Purchase-event tracking tied directly to Purchase ROAS and cost-per-result reporting at the ad set and ad level.
Continuous reallocation of CBO budget toward the ad sets delivering the lowest cost per result and highest ROAS.
58 days of continuous testing and reallocation, not a single set-and-forget launch.
All 9 ad sets ran concurrently under one CBO campaign; here's how tracked purchase value broke down across them.
Broad and Renovation together account for approximately 59% of tracked purchase value — bar length below is scaled relative to the top ad set.
Simple average ROAS across all 9 segments: 8.94x — the campaign-level 9.09x figure above is spend-weighted, so higher-spend segments count more toward it.
A selection of the ad creative tested across the 9 audience segments.






Campaign strategy, audience testing, creative iteration, and ongoing budget optimization turned a broad, untested audience base into a focused, profitable acquisition channel over a 58-day period.
See how the same connected approach played out across other channels.
This campaign ran continuously for 58 days, with results improving over that period as creative testing narrowed in on what converted best. Meta Ads typically need a few weeks of data before optimization really takes hold — we'll walk you through a realistic timeline for your specific budget and industry on a strategy call.
Yes. EMERJO manages Meta Ads and Shopify growth across multiple industries — see our eCommerce case study for an example outside home improvement.
Budget requirements vary by industry, goals, and competition. Rather than quote a generic number here, we'd rather understand your business first — book a strategy call and we'll give you a straight answer.
No agency can honestly guarantee a specific ROAS — results depend on your market, product, and budget. What we can guarantee is the transparent, continuously tested and optimized process detailed on this page.
EMERJO manages Meta Ads strategy, audience testing, and budget optimization as one connected system. Let's talk about what that could look like for your business.