
Traffic was there. Growth wasn’t. Adlogic rebuilt media, creative, product prioritisation and measurement as one system, and has run it since November 2024.

Traffic existed, but the store was not converting it into scalable revenue.
We rebuilt the system across media, creative, product prioritisation and measurement, then kept running it.
Sales, basket size and repeat purchase grew together: 3.4× the annual sales run-rate.
One map of the whole system before a single campaign was touched.
Three layers, each with its own objective, budget and creative.
Real customers front the ads. New season, new creative, never a re-skin.
Ranked weekly by net sales; automated as a bestsellers engine in 2026.
Gross sales, orders and repeat rate decide what scales, not platform ROAS.
Shopify data, Nov 2023 to Aug 2026, indexed so the trend is visible without disclosing revenue. Below it: the tools themselves, and the numbers.



Store numbers, not platform numbers. Last 12 months (Sep 2025–Aug 2026) against the 12 months before Adlogic (Nov 2023–Oct 2024).
Absolute revenue and ad spend are confidential to the client; sensitive values in the screenshots are redacted. Every figure is a Shopify percentage or index for the periods stated; 60% of last-12-month sales came from social referrals.
Three representative pieces. Not the gallery, the ones that changed the numbers.
Why it workedA real customer unboxing and making the bed answered the category's biggest doubt: is the quality real?
Why it workedA plain-spoken review in Egyptian Arabic gave warm audiences a reason to trust the price.
Why it workedCatalogue ads driven by weekly bestsellers showed what was selling and in stock, which is what closes a COD order.
Scaling traffic before fixing the funnel would have scaled wasted sessions. Revenue per session is up 57% even though cold traffic more than doubled.
Budget follows the products showing real demand each week, not the whole catalogue. Two winters in, the peak season is 4.6× the pre-Adlogic one.
Platform signals guide optimisation; Shopify confirms what is actually generating business. That is why the returning-customer rate (17% → 29%) is on this page and platform ROAS is not.
Since partnering with them we've seen a noticeable increase in traffic, engagement and conversions. They understand our brand and consistently deliver ads that resonate with our audience.
We review media, creative, products and conversion together to identify what is limiting profitable growth.