Seamless Handoff, Then Acceleration
The new strategist inherited documented campaign structure, bidding logic, and promo cadence. We kept what was working and layered new growth experiments without client-side disruption.
Pet Supplies
Amazon PPC
A high-performing pet treats account stayed stable through an internal team transition, then accelerated into its first seven-figure revenue month through focused acquisition and placement strategy.
Performance Snapshot
$1.04M
Monthly Revenue
60K+
New Customers
+3.6x
Revenue Growth
-70%
TACoS Trend
This case study follows a well-known pet treats brand in one of Amazon's most competitive categories.
The account had been strong for over a year when an internal team transition required a new strategist to take ownership.
Instead of losing momentum, the handoff was clean, performance was preserved, and new growth levers pushed the account to its first seven-figure month within months.
A complex, high-performing account required a seamless strategist handoff without disruption.
Category competition was intense, with aggressive CPC pressure on high-value keywords.
Spend needed to scale while TACoS remained in an acceptable efficiency range.
New-to-brand acquisition was the main objective, not just branded recapture.
Budget constraints in key windows forced strict allocation decisions.
These were not broken campaigns, they were growth ceilings that had to be broken.
The new strategist inherited documented campaign structure, bidding logic, and promo cadence. We kept what was working and layered new growth experiments without client-side disruption.
Top-of-search bids were increased in ranking campaigns where conversion rates justified the cost. Higher CPCs were accepted only when profitability and rank impact were clear.
Budget was concentrated around high-conversion windows including deals and Subscribe and Save pushes, then reduced outside those windows to preserve efficiency.
An AMC lookalike built from high-value customers was combined with new-to-brand targeting. Competitor campaigns were scaled while branded spend was intentionally constrained.
When budgets tightened, dayparting shifted spend to peak conversion hours. Ranking campaigns maintained coverage, category tests received dedicated budgets, and video ads created incremental revenue.
Organic growth increased alongside paid performance, confirming the strategy was creating lasting demand rather than temporary paid spikes.

New-to-brand acquisition scaled from around twenty thousand to more than sixty thousand monthly customers in the Q4 push.
Revenue crossed seven figures while organic sales rose in parallel, proving the growth was compounding, not temporary.
First seven-figure revenue month achieved after transition period.
New-to-brand acquisition expanded from roughly 20K to over 60K monthly.
Higher organic sales moved in step with paid growth, strengthening long-term demand.
Scale achieved without sacrificing strategic efficiency discipline.


