From Plateau to Profit
How We Scaled an Outdoor Furniture Brand by 183%


The owner's frustration
"We know there's more demand out there. Our products are excellent. But every time we try to spend more, our ROAS drops and we have to pull back. We feel stuck at $30k/month."
The Client
A premium outdoor furniture brand selling high-end patio sets, lounge chairs, and outdoor dining furniture. Average order value: $850. Target customer: homeowners investing in quality outdoor living spaces.
The situation
Monthly ad spend: $30,000
ROAS: 2.8x (declining)
Revenue had plateaued for 4 months
Every attempt to increase spend resulted in worse efficiency
Seasonal demand (spring/summer) wasn't being captured effectively
What the previous agency had done
Basic Shopping campaigns only
No Performance Max campaigns
Generic feed with missing attributes
No seasonal bidding strategy
Campaign structure hadn't been updated in 18 months
What We Found (The Audit)
Within the first week, we identified three critical issues:
1. Shopping Feed Was Severely Limited
Missing 12 key product attributes (material, color, dimensions, weather resistance)
Generic product titles ("Outdoor Chair" instead of "Teak Patio Lounge Chair - Weather Resistant")
No seasonal labels or custom labels for bidding
Result: Impression share was only 42% of potential
2. No Multi-Channel Strategy
Only running standard Shopping campaigns
No Performance Max (missing 30-40% of incremental reach)
No YouTube or Display remarketing
Result: Leaving massive revenue on the table
3. Zero Seasonal Strategy
Same bids year-round despite 3x higher demand April-August
No promotional calendar aligned with outdoor living season
Budget wasn't flexing with demand
Result: Missing the highest-intent buying periods
The Strategy
Phase 1: Feed Optimization (Week 1-2)
What we did:
Added 12 missing product attributes to Shopping feed
Rewrote all product titles with search-optimized descriptions
Created custom labels for margin-based bidding (high-margin dining sets vs. volume accessories)
Implemented seasonal labels for spring/summer promotion alignment
Immediate impact:
Impression share increased from 42% to 68% within 2 weeks—same budget, 60% more visibility.
Phase 2: Campaign Expansion (Week 3-4)
What we did:
Launched Performance Max campaigns (separate budget from Shopping)
Structured campaigns by product category (dining, lounge, accessories) instead of generic "all products"
Implemented audience segmentation (new vs. returning visitors, high-intent vs. browsing)
Set up YouTube remarketing for cart abandoners
Result:
Performance Max delivered 32% incremental revenue on top of Shopping campaigns - not cannibalization, true expansion.
Phase 3: Seasonal Strategy (Month 2-3)
What we did:
Built dynamic bidding calendar aligned with outdoor living season
Increased budgets 40% in April-June (peak demand)
Launched "Patio Season" promotional campaigns
Adjusted product mix focus (dining sets in spring, lounge furniture in summer)
Result:
Captured seasonal demand surge without efficiency drop. ROAS actually improved as we scaled spend.
Phase 4: Continuous Optimization (Month 4-6)
What we did:
Weekly bid adjustments based on performance data
A/B testing of product imagery in Performance Max
Landing page recommendations (reducing friction in checkout)
Monthly strategy sessions to align on growth goals
Result:
Sustained growth with consistent ROAS improvement.
Results After 6 Months
+183%
+50%
ROAS:
2.8x → 4.2x
Ad Spend: $30,000/month → $85,000/month (+183% increase)
+$273K
Monthly Revenue from Google Ads:
$84,000 → $357,000
+50%
Impression Share:
42% → 81%
(Nearly doubled visibility in target market)
"We tried to scale for almost a year with our previous agency and kept hitting walls. Inna came in, immediately identified what was broken, and fixed it systematically. The seasonal strategy alone changed our business - we actually captured the spring rush for the first time in three years. We're finally growing again, and profitably."
Liam Reekers
★★★★★
What made this work
Feed quality is everything for Shopping campaigns. Most brands leave 30-40% of impression share on the table due to incomplete or generic feed data.
Performance Max isn't a replacement for Shopping - it's additive. When structured properly, it captures incremental demand without cannibalizing existing campaigns.
Seasonal strategy is critical for outdoor living brands. Fixed budgets year-round miss the massive spring/summer demand surge. Dynamic bidding captures it profitably.
High-AOV products need different strategies than low-AOV. Outdoor furniture buyers research for weeks before purchasing. Remarketing and multi-touch attribution are essential.
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