One Bowl, Endless Possibilities
A February–May Amazon performance turnaround for a handmade concrete décor brand — UGC-driven ad creative and funnel restructuring cut TACoS 36.5% and lifted conversion rate 25.9%.
Ad spend was outpacing revenue
In February, Lani Athletics’ Amazon account was structurally unprofitable: ad spend ($1,551) exceeded total sales ($1,335) for the month. Creative built around polished studio shots wasn’t converting enough of that paid traffic into orders to change the math.
A funnel-driven, framework-based UGC strategy
Framework-Based Content
Polished studio shots were replaced with authentic Problem/Solution unboxing videos built on a Hook-Body-CTA framework, addressing real customer pain points pulled directly from competitor reviews.
Strategized Ad Funnel
UGC was deployed across the entire shopper journey — high-energy hooks in Top-of-Funnel Sponsored Brand Videos, and detailed testimonial UGC in the Image Gallery to close the sale.
Outlined Social Proof
A+ Content was rebuilt around real-life usage cases — the bowl as fruit bowl, snack bowl, decorative piece, and key holder — so every piece of content served a strategic purpose in lowering the barrier to purchase.
Targeting Efficiency
Higher click-through rates from the new creative improved ad quality scores, lowered CPCs, and increased traffic relevancy — compounding directly into the PPC spend reduction below.
Month-by-month performance
| Month | Sales | Overall Conv. | PPC Conv. | ACOS | TACOS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| February | $1,335 | 8.32% | 6.15% | 156.83% | 116.33% |
| March | $1,885 | 10.44% | 9.77% | 122.19% | 104.73% |
| April | $1,728 | 10.48% | 8.98% | 93.52% | 73.89% |
| May | $1,395 | 10.48% | 8.98% | 93.52% | 73.89% |
TACoS fell from 116% to 74% — not by spending more, but by giving shoppers a reason to trust the product before they ever clicked buy.