Less ad spend. More sales. Fewer discounts.

Everything from ads to email for an inflatable paddleboard brand.

  • Ads
  • Creative
  • Site
  • Email

+22% saleson 44% less ad spend

Growth was getting more expensive.

Discounts and a heavy lean on Meta were propping up the numbers, and the orders behind them were thinner than they looked.

The homepage, July 2025

iROCKER’s homepage in July 2025 on desktop and phone, leading with a sale: Summer’s main event, time is running out

Three changes.

  1. 01 · Ads

    We moved the money to where people were searching.

    Google’s share of spend went from about a third to two-thirds.

    Where people search

    A search for inflatable paddle board with its suggestions: for beginners, with kayak seat, for fishing, near me
  2. 02 · Ads

    We pointed Meta at bigger orders.

    Meta spend fell 71%. Each Meta order was worth about twice as much.

    Bigger orders

    iROCKER ads we made for the ULTRA board and the cooler bundle
  3. 03 · Offer

    We stopped selling on discount.

    We didn’t want iROCKER to become a discount brand. Discounts fell 80%.

    Selling the board

    An iROCKER email about how the boards are built, and an ad that sells the day out: hike in, paddle out

July against July.

+22%
sales
−44%
ad spend
+77%
revenue per visit
−80%
discounts

July 2026 against July 2025. Sales from Shopify, spend from Google and Meta.

“During high-velocity sales windows, the team has been exceptional in managing resources and securing our operations.”

Stephen ElderFounder, iROCKER

Spending more for smaller orders?

Other work.