₹2.4L Meta spend to
₹11L reported revenue.
A 22-day Meta-only campaign delivered by a current Pulsefy team member through work associated with Urban AdMark before being presented on Pulsefy.
Prove that paid social could
generate purchase revenue.
An Indian clothing brand needed stronger order volume during a short campaign window. The test deliberately used Meta only so the team could evaluate paid social without mixing results from Google or other channels.
The work had to balance sales growth with creative speed, budget control and a mobile buying journey that could support the advertising promise.
Test quickly.
Move budget carefully.
The campaign focused on actions close to purchase—not engagement for its own sake.
Tested product-led creative
Used product, offer and creator-style angles to learn which messages supported add-to-cart and purchase behaviour.
Reallocated to winners
Audience tests, budget pacing and rapid creative decisions helped the account respond during the 22-day window.
Reviewed purchase friction
Checked the mobile path from advertisement to product page and checkout for message, shipping and returns clarity.
Revenue was the measure.
Not traffic alone.
The source reports ₹2,40,000 in Meta advertising spend and ₹11,00,000 in revenue. Platform purchase signals were used where available and checked against client reporting.
This is a historical result, not a forecast. Returns, cost of goods, contribution margin, seasonality and attribution limitations all affect how ecommerce performance should be evaluated.
Start with the commercial goal—not a vanity metric.
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