Jewellery Maker Revenue Growth
Services provided: Strategy, Paid Media, PPC and Optimisation.
Brief.
JewelleryMaker engaged SHC to evolve its Google Ads strategy into a more scalable and acquisition-focused channel. With a hybrid business model spanning ecommerce, wholesale supply, and live teleshopping, the partnership focused on creating a structure that could handle a complex product catalogue while driving efficient growth and attracting new audiences.
What We Did.
The campaign focused on reaching a broad but relevant set of users:
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Search-driven customers actively looking for jewellery-making supplies and components
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Creative hobbyists interested in DIY jewellery and crafting
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Trade and bulk buyers purchasing materials for resale
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Prospective new customers identified through YouTube video activity
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Existing users re-engaged through Shopping and remarketing signals
The approach combined intent capture with proactive audience expansion to support both short-term sales and long-term growth.
JewelleryMaker needed to unlock growth within a number of constraints:
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Drive revenue growth without increasing spend
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Improve new customer acquisition at scale
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Bring structure to a large, diverse product catalogue
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Ensure priority products performed efficiently, particularly those with higher value or volume
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Avoid over-reliance on automation, maintaining visibility and control where it mattered most
Ultimately, the challenge was to make Google Ads work harder through smarter structuring and targeting rather than increased investment.
To address this, SHC implemented a more structured and balanced Google Ads framework, designed to improve both control and scalability.
Smarter account structure:
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Rebuilt campaigns around product tiers, grouping by demand, value, and commercial importance
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Enabled clearer budget prioritisation across high-impact product areas
Performance Max with greater control:
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Used Performance Max to ensure full catalogue coverage
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Structured campaigns to weight investment towards priority ranges, rather than treating all products equally
Layered Shopping strategy:
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Introduced standard Shopping campaigns to sit alongside Performance Max
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Allowed for greater query insight and control, particularly for top-performing and high AOV products
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Helped stabilise performance and improve efficiency across key categories
Creative and messaging refinement:
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Tested a mix of product-focused and lifestyle/in-use imagery
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Iterated messaging to better align with user intent and improve conversion rates
Driving new demand:
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Rolled out YouTube Demand Generation campaigns to reach untapped audiences
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Used video to introduce the brand and product range in a more engaging format
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Gradually scaled budgets based on performance, with a clear emphasis on acquisition efficiency
Full-funnel support:
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Maintained Search activity for brand protection and long-tail queries, ensuring no demand was lost
This approach created a more flexible and effective account, capable of scaling while maintaining control over key performance drivers.
Results.
The new strategy delivered strong gains across all core metrics:
Growth & efficiency:
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Revenue increased by 114% YoY
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ROAS improved by 116% YoY with no increase in spend
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CPC reduced by 26%, improving overall cost efficiency
Audience expansion:
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New customer acquisition grew by 484% YoY
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Impressions increased by 134%, significantly broadening reach
Impact of Demand Generation:
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New customers rose by 86% between Q3 and Q4 2025
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ROAS increased by 64% during the same period
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CPA decreased by 22%, highlighting improved acquisition efficiency
Overall impact:
The campaign demonstrated how a more considered structure, combined with targeted use of automation and video-led acquisition, can unlock substantial growth without increased spend. JewelleryMaker not only improved performance but also built a stronger pipeline of new customers, setting the foundation for continued scale.






