Client Case Study: E-Commerce 15.44 ROAS - Aeronautical and Automotive Industry
- Strategy and Solutions Consulting
- Dec 1
- 3 min read
Overview
In November 2025, one of our clients in the aeronautical and automotive precision tooling sector achieved a 15.44 return on ad spend (ROAS) using a meticulously planned and data-driven Meta advertising strategy.
Operating on a fixed monthly budget of $8,000, the objective was not short-term sales alone — but to build brand awareness early, warm cold audiences throughout the month, and strategically scale spend during Black Friday when purchase intent peaked.
The result:
$110,000+ in tracked revenue
84 purchases
Highly efficient cost per purchase
A scalable full-funnel framework that can be repeated
Client Background (Industry Context)
The client operates in a high-precision manufacturing niche, supplying specialist tools and accessories used in:
Aerospace engineering
Automotive manufacturing
Industrial and technical workshops
This industry presents unique challenges:
Long consideration cycles
Highly technical buyers
Trust, accuracy, and product capability matter as much as price
Our advertising strategy needed to reflect that complexity.
Strategy Objective for November
Rather than launching aggressive discounting from day one, November was structured around three clear goals:
Scale high-quality brand awareness
Warm cold audiences through repeated, controlled touchpoints
Maximize conversion efficiency during Black Friday
This required tight budget control, audience sequencing, and incremental data analysis across placements, demographics, and engagement behavior.
Budget Allocation & Spend Control
Monthly ad budget: ~$8,000
Spend distribution:
Weeks 1–3: controlled testing, learning, and audience building
Final week: heavier spend aligned with Black Friday demand
Spending was intentionally weighted in the last week, once:
We had statistically meaningful engagement data
Audiences were sufficiently warmed
Product-view intent signals were strong
This prevented wasted scale and protected efficiency.

Full-Funnel Campaign Architecture
The campaign structure followed a classic full-funnel approach, but with tighter controls and more aggressive refinement than typical e-commerce setups.
1. Top-of-Funnel (Cold Audience Expansion)
Early in the month, focus was placed on:
Broad but relevant industry targeting
Optimized placements across Meta’s ecosystem
Creative that educated and introduced product capability, not discounts
Key focus:
Building volume without sacrificing signal quality
Monitoring CPM, CTR, and frequency closely
2. Mid-Funnel (Audience Warming)
As data accumulated, we began segmenting users based on:
Product views
Time on site
Repeat engagement
Video interaction depth
This allowed us to:
Refine messaging by awareness level
Layer credibility and product detail
Increase intent without pushing conversion prematurely
3. Bottom-of-Funnel (Black Friday Sales Push)
During the Black Friday window:
Spend was increased across high-intent retargeting segments
Discount-led creative was deployed selectively — not universally
Only audiences with demonstrated intent were exposed to offers
This ensured:
Minimal discount waste
Strong purchase efficiency
Clean ROAS attribution
Technical Optimization & Ongoing Refinement
Throughout the month, extensive time was spent analysing and refining performance data, including:
Placement-level performance auditing
Demographic segmentation analysis
Frequency and fatigue monitoring
Cost per click and cost per purchase trends
Creative engagement decay
Underperforming placements were trimmed.Audiences were refined weekly.Creative rotations were introduced before performance dropped — not after.
This is where many campaigns fail: scaling spend without data maturity.
Performance Results (November 2025)
Total ad spend: ~$7,880
Tracked revenue: $110,174+
Return on ad spend: 15.44 ROAS
Purchases: 84
Consistent conversion efficiency during peak sale period
These results were driven by structure, patience, and disciplined scaling — not guesswork.
Why This Strategy Worked
This campaign succeeded because:
The budget was respected, not forced
Awareness was built before conversion pressure
Audiences were warmed gradually
Data guided every scaling decision
Retargeting focused on intent, not just traffic
This approach is particularly effective for:
Technical products
Precision tools
High-trust industrial and B2B-adjacent e-commerce brands
Key Takeaway for Established Brands
High ROAS months are rarely accidental.
They are the result of:
Clear monthly objectives
Structured funnel planning
Consistent data analysis
Strategic timing around demand events
If you’re an established brand looking to scale Meta Ads without sacrificing efficiency, this framework is repeatable — when executed correctly.
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