Abstract visual for the Memor Ecommerce / D2C case study

Client

Memor

Ecommerce / D2C

Published outcome

9X

published ROAS

Evidence note

Historical result reproduced from the case information already present in the supplied website files; it is not a guarantee for another campaign.

The challenge

What the programme needed to solve

Memor needed profitable online revenue, not only traffic and add-to-cart activity. Home furnishing is a visual, considered purchase, so the supplied case record describes a funnel that had to support evaluation and return visits before checkout.

The approach

How the work was structured

01

Connected funnel

Prospecting, consideration and retargeting operated as related stages rather than isolated campaigns.

02

Product and lifestyle creative

Visual assets showed the category in context and were tested to identify stronger messages.

03

Dynamic retargeting

Visitors and cart abandoners saw relevant products again to recover interested demand.

Published result

What the supplied record reports

The existing published case record reports 9X return on ad spend for the programme.

Transferable lesson

What another team can learn

D2C efficiency depends on merchandising, margin, creative, conversion and retention—not media buying alone. ROAS should be interpreted with its period, spend, attribution and revenue definition.

Data transparency

How to interpret this case study

The supplied public record does not include the campaign period, spend, sample size, attribution window or source screenshots. Before using this outcome in proposals or adding more numbers, GrowthSparx should attach client-approved evidence and define every metric. Results vary by market, offer, budget, data quality and execution.

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