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Confidentiality inside aggregator portfolios is contractual, and the same discretion protects every account here. What follows is the work: the situation as we found it, what changed, and what it produced.

§ 01HOME & BEDDING

Home & bedding brand

$550K to $875K/mo while TACoS fell 22% to 15%

The situation
Paid traffic was doing work organic placement should have been doing. The account was buying back customers on terms it already owned.
What we did
Query classification, then campaign restructure, then budget reallocation, then organic defense on the terms that mattered.
Outcome
$550K to $875K/mo while TACoS fell 22% to 15%, in under four months.
Timeframe
Under 4 months
Account snapshotEngagement record

Monthly revenue

+59%

At start$550K
Month 4$875K

TACoS

-31.8%

At start22%
Month 415%

Under 4 months · Home & bedding · Identity withheld

§ 02TOOLS

Hand tools brand

$0 to $95K/mo

The situation
A new catalogue with no ranking history, in a category where established sellers hold the high-intent terms.
What we did
Launch sequencing built around a narrow set of winnable queries, widened only as rank held and conversion supported the spend.
Outcome
$0 to $95K/mo in six months.
Timeframe
6 months

Account snapshot

Monthly revenue
$0 $95K

6 months · Identity withheld

§ 03CPG · EXIT PREP

CPG brand, exit preparation

Subscribe & Save +40%, EBITDA multiple 2.4x

The situation
Paid spend was reacquiring buyers the brand already had — repeat purchasers were being bought a second and third time.
What we did
Ended paid reacquisition of repeat buyers and moved that demand into subscription, where the economics compound instead of repeating.
Outcome
Subscribe & Save up 40% and an EBITDA multiple of 2.4x, by ending paid reacquisition of repeat buyers.
Timeframe
Exit preparation

Account snapshot

Subscribe & Save
+40%
EBITDA multiple
2.4x

Exit preparation · Identity withheld

§ 04Start with the audit

Start with the audit.

A paid diagnostic — written findings, a prioritized 30/60/90 plan, and a clear read on the account before any retainer conversation.