Case Study

A full-funnel paid media system built for incremental growth.

How uniting PPC, Paid Social and Connected TV under one performance framework grew revenue while improving efficiency — moving a promotional products brand from a bottom-heavy approach to full-funnel, incrementality-driven growth.

Project details
IndustryPromotional Products
StrategyFull-Funnel Paid Media
ServicePPC · Paid Social · CTV
ChannelsGoogle · Meta · MNTN
TimeframeQ4 2025 vs Q4 2024
Results at a glance
+42.1%
Improvement in blended ROAS, YoY
+16.4%
Increase in total revenue, YoY
97–100%
New-to-brand visitor rate on CTV
Overview

From siloed channels to a connected ecosystem.

We partnered with a promotional products brand competing in a highly competitive space where performance had historically relied on capturing existing demand at the bottom of the funnel — a model that capped scalability and limited long-term growth.

We built a full-funnel system where each channel plays a defined role: CTV generates new demand, PPC and Paid Social convert it efficiently, and upper-funnel investment directly improves lower-funnel performance — measured by real incrementality, not last-click.

Challenges & Objectives

A ceiling built on bottom-funnel demand.

Leaning only on high-intent, bottom-funnel demand capped how far the brand could scale. The core challenge was to grow revenue while reducing that reliance and improving efficiency across multiple paid channels at once.

Grow revenue across PPC, Social & CTVIncrease total revenue while improving blended ROAS through smarter allocation.
Drive net-new customer acquisitionOpen an upper-funnel engine to bring first-time buyers into the funnel.
Build a scalable full-funnel systemReplace siloed channels with a connected ecosystem built for long-term growth.
The Solutions

One funnel, three roles.

01Bottom · Convert

PPC — Google Ads

Segmented Search and Shopping campaigns by intent and product category, optimized toward conversion value and ROAS, and used feed improvements to prioritize budget toward the highest-value SKUs.

02Mid · Convert & Nurture

Paid Social — Meta

Built structured prospecting and retargeting audiences, tested multiple creative angles to lift engagement and conversions, and ran dynamic product ads to support lower-funnel performance.

03Top · Generate

Connected TV — MNTN

Launched targeted streaming campaigns to reach net-new audiences with high-impact creative for brand recall — measured by incrementality testing rather than last-click attribution.

Cross-channel integration

Traffic generated by CTV and Paid Social was retargeted across PPC and Meta, messaging was aligned into one consistent journey, and budgets were optimized on blended performance rather than channel silos — so every upper-funnel dollar sharpened lower-funnel efficiency.

The Results

Growth and efficiency.

+16.4%
Total revenue
YoY · Q4'25 vs Q4'24
+42.1%
Blended ROAS
YoY · Q4'25 vs Q4'24
97–100%
New-to-brand rate
Across CTV campaigns
2,400+
Incremental visitors
Net-new, from CTV

Revenue & ROAS, year over year

The gains came while expanding upper-funnel investment — proof the strategy drove both growth and efficiency at once. Revenue rose 16.4% and blended ROAS improved 42.1% versus the prior year.

Indexed to prior year (100) · Q4'25 vs Q4'24
100 116 Revenue +16.4% 100 142 Blended ROAS +42.1%
The Takeaway

Upper-funnel investment isn't a cost to efficiency — it's a driver of it. CTV generated net-new demand that made every PPC and Social dollar convert harder.

Incrementality testing confirmed the lift was real — these conversions wouldn't have happened without CTV exposure.
Scope

What went into the work.

Full-Funnel StrategyGoogle Search & ShoppingMeta Prospecting & RetargetingDynamic Product AdsMNTN Connected TVIncrementality TestingProduct Feed OptimizationCross-Channel Creative

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