Case Study
A DTC jewellery and gift brand wanted a third channel beyond Google and Meta — with a 10× ROAS floor from the very first week.
DTC jewellery & gift brand
Microsoft Advertising
$15,000
10× required
13.3× achieved
The Numbers
The Challenge
The brand wanted to expand past Google and Meta into Microsoft Ads. A brand new account means no conversion history, no audience data and nothing for the algorithm to learn from — the platform is guessing until you give it something to work with.
Margins were thin, so the client set a 10× ROAS minimum. That left almost no room for the usual learning period, and made early mistakes expensive rather than instructive.
! No conversion history — nothing for the bidding to learn from
! No audience data — no remarketing pool and no signals
! A 10× ROAS floor — set from the first week, not the third month
! Thin margins — an expensive learning period was not an option
The Strategy
The fastest way to break a new Microsoft account is to paste a Google account into it. This one was built for the platform it runs on.
Rather than importing the Google campaign structure wholesale, campaigns were built from scratch around how people actually search on Bing — different audience behaviour, different search patterns, different account shape.
The first Shopping campaigns ran on clicks-based bidding rather than ROAS targets, so the account could gather real conversion history before being asked to optimise towards a number it had no data for.
Shopping first, then Search, then retargeting — each layer added only once account-level ROAS had settled, so nothing was scaled before it had earned it.
Digital Strategist
ROAS against a 10× requirement
Monthly revenue from a new channel
The Results
$15K a month in spend now returns around $200K a month in revenue at 13.3× ROAS — comfortably past the 10× the brand needed, on a platform it had never advertised on before.
✓ 13.3× ROAS — against the 10× floor the margins required
✓ $200K monthly revenue — from $15K in monthly spend
✓ Built native to Bing — not a copy of the Google account
✓ Phased rollout — Shopping, then Search, then retargeting
More Work
A single Performance Max campaign was mixing branded and non-branded traffic.
Thirteen accounts at thirteen different stages, each needing its own strategy.
A brand new Microsoft Ads account, held to a 10× ROAS floor from day one.
A basic account running mostly Search, with conversion tracking nobody could trust.
Budget kept flowing to customers the brand already had, month after month.
A brand new Meta account: no pixel data, no followers, no social proof.
Start Here
None of these accounts were rebuilt from scratch. Each one was inherited, pulled apart, and fixed where the structure was losing money — before a single budget was increased.