ScaledOn

A national ecommerce brand wanted to make the most of the Labor Day sales window without overspending or relying too heavily on one channel.

We built a coordinated campaign across paid search, paid social, and email, each playing a specific role. Search captured high-intent demand, social focused on retargeting and urgency-driven creatives, and email helped build momentum leading up to the final push.

The key was consistency. Messaging, timing, and offers were aligned across every touchpoint so customers weren’t seeing disconnected campaigns, they were seeing one cohesive push.

Over a two-week period, the campaign delivered:

• $72.9K in total sales

• 24% increase in marketing-driven revenue

• 7x ROAS from Google Ads

• ~370 purchases from paid social

• ~80% open rate on the final email

Each channel contributed, but the real impact came from how they worked together to keep the offer in front of the right audience at the right time.

When a top-performing Amazon listing for a functional food brand was suddenly taken down, it immediately impacted revenue and put pressure on the rest of the account.

The listing had been flagged for compliance issues, so the priority was fixing the problem quickly without creating new ones. We started with a full audit to pinpoint exactly what triggered the suspension, then rebuilt the listing to meet Amazon’s guidelines while keeping its SEO value intact.

At the same time, we worked with the client to gather the right documentation and put together a clear, structured appeal that addressed both the issue and the resolution. Timing mattered here, so every step was handled quickly and carefully to avoid delays.

The listing was reinstated after a short review period, and performance came back stronger:

• 28% increase in conversion rate after relaunch

• Listing restored and generating revenue again

• Improved account health and long-term compliance

What could have been a long-term setback ended up being a reset that put the listing on stronger footing.

A New Hampshire-based vacation rental company wanted to drive more bookings without leaning so heavily on paid channels. Organic traffic existed, but it wasn’t translating into meaningful growth.

We focused on strengthening the foundation first. That meant optimizing key property and location pages, improving site structure, and building out content that matched how people actually search for vacation rentals. The goal wasn’t just more traffic, it was better traffic.

As visibility improved, so did engagement. Pages started ranking for higher-intent searches, and users were spending more time exploring listings and moving through the booking flow.

Over 12 months, the impact was clear:

• 42,000+ new users from organic search

• 38.6% increase in organic traffic

• 207% increase in property views

• 16.5% increase in checkout visits

Organic search became one of the top drivers of new users and started competing with paid channels in terms of overall impact.