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Case study · Google Ads

$45,000 in Google Ads for Kids' Toys in the US: 364% ROAS and 2,308 Sales at Peak Season

  • Geo: US
  • Channel: Google Ads
  • Period: December 2025
Spend$45,462on the screenshot
Conversions2,308on the screenshot
Revenue$165,781on the screenshot
~$1,500daily spend
5.2Mad impressions in a month
3 campaignstook 85% of the budget — each one profitable

The client is an online kids' toy store in the US.

Goal: Capture as much of the December demand spike as possible without wasting budget on junk traffic.

  • Cost — ad spend for the month
  • Conversions — number of conversions (by conversion date)
  • Conv. value — revenue from conversions
  • Avg. CPC — average cost per click
Source: Google Ads · December 2025

What went wrong and how we fixed it

1. Expensive auction at peak season

Problem
December is the most competitive month in US e-commerce. Bids spike, and a budget mistake costs real money.
Solution
We optimized bids for conversion value, not volume. Every day we checked that campaigns stayed profitable and didn't overspend.
364% ROAS$1.16 per click

2. Scaling without junk traffic

Problem
At peak demand it's easy to attract irrelevant traffic and burn the budget for nothing.
Solution
We launched Performance Max with custom audiences and an optimized product feed. Added dynamic remarketing for users who browsed but didn't buy.
2,308 conversions~$19.70 per conversion

3. Result stability

Problem
Results can't depend on a single "lucky" campaign — one hiccup and the whole month is gone.
Solution
Three core campaigns took 85% of the budget, and each returned 3.4× to 6.2× the investment. No single campaign was a single point of failure.
3.4× to 6.2× return85% of budget in 3 campaigns

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