
We were able to help them achieve a 7.74x ROA monthly average for their account.
Fly Rides came to us looking to test out the viability of Facebook and Instagram as a paid advertising channel. They did not have a paid media strategy in place, and wanted to see how well their high AOV store (5,000-7,000 USD AOV) would do with Facebook Ads.
The company had attempted paid ads internally but saw very little success with it.
Using our strategic split testing process, we turned their brand new ad account into a highly profitable paid advertising channel with a 7.74x ROA on the monthly average.
We were able to help them achieve a 7.74x ROA monthly average for their account.
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