Scaling BigToe Pose, A Mobile Massage Service Company in the U.S.

Scaling BigToe Pose, A Mobile Massage Service Company in the U.S.

🎯 Challenge

The client came to us with one clear goal: more bookings at a lower acquisition cost.
They were running ads—but weren’t seeing returns that justified the spend.

✅ What We Did

Our performance-driven approach focused on improving efficiency, not just increasing traffic. Key actions included:

  • 🔍 Segmented campaigns by user intent (new users vs. remarketing)
  • 🧪 A/B testing multiple landing page variants
  • 🎯 Switched to conversion value-focused bidding strategies
  • ⚡Implemented various Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) pracices in the landing page.
🚀 The Results

The CPA has fallen by 27% while the budget has been scaled up by 200%.

Since November 2024, the CPA for website bookings has been gradually decreasing as we simultaneously increased the budget.

As of 5 August 2025, the budget has grown by roughly 200%—and we’re still scaling.

MetricBeforeAfter% Change
CPAHighDropped by $41▼ 27.78%
Ad SpendLowerIncreased▲ 200.26%

📉 As shown in the graph below, CPA consistently declined even as budget and bookings increased — delivering exponential ROI.

💡 Outcome

With over 10,000 new bookings generated and cost-per-booking reduced by 27%, the client now scales the budget by 200% profitably while maintaining strong market visibility.

⚙️ Services Used
  • Google Ads Search & Performance Max
  • Landing Page Testing & Optimization
  • Custom Funnel Strategy
  • White-Label Campaign Execution

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Goldrush – Fixing a Broken Marketing Funnel for Better ROI

Goldrush – Fixing a Broken Marketing Funnel for Better ROI

Challenges Identified:

  • Unclear Google Ads setup: Brand, non-brand, and competitor keywords were mixed together, making performance hard to track.
  • Inaccurate data: Duplicate conversions and wrong attribution distorted the real ROI.
  • No clarity across channels: Lots of spend on Meta and native ads, but no idea which clicks actually converted.
  • Misleading performance: Branded campaigns showed low CPA, hiding poor results from new customer acquisition.
  • No focus on long-term value: Decisions were made without looking at customer lifetime value (LTV) or cost to acquire new customers (nCPA).

What We Did (Diagnostic Phase):

  • Data Audit: Cleaned up conversion tracking to remove double-counting and fix last-click bias.
  • Attribution Upgrade: Implemented Wicked Reports to see which channels delivered quality first-click traffic.
  • Channel Comparison: Analyzed performance across Google, Meta, and native ad partners—found two native networks driving most profitable first clicks.

Improvements Made:

  • Google Ads Cleanup:
    • Separated brand, generic, and competitor keywords for better control
    • Fixed conversion tracking to eliminate fake conversions.
    • Reduced branded keyword spend to fund new customer acquisition.
    • Added LTV and new-customer CPA tracking for better decisions.
  • Budget Shift:
    • Scaled top-performing native channels by +50% (without increasing overall spend).
    • Ensured Google and Meta got qualified traffic from native campaigns.
MetricBeforeAfterChange
Total Conversions100%184%+84%
Media Spend100%100%No change
New Customer CPA (nCPA)↓38%More efficient
Branded Spend %42%19%Reinvested in growth

Key Takeaways:

  • Data clarity wins: Removing brand noise and fixing tracking showed the true cost of customer acquisition.
  • Right click matters: First-click attribution highlighted which ads actually drove conversions later.
  • Smarter re-investment: Saving on brand terms funded more high-quality traffic from native ads.

Next Steps:

  • Continue scaling top-performing native platforms weekly.
  • Use LTV data in bidding strategies for smarter automation.
  • Launch ongoing creative testing on Meta to attract more potential customers.
  • Run quarterly audits to keep tracking clean as campaigns grow.

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