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CLIENT NIASHA is an online cosmetics store in Switzerland specializing in Korean brands. More than 70 product brands are represented.

Client
About

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Industry
Services

PPC Management Services

Search Engine Optimization

Tools

SimilarWeb

Google Analytics

Google Trends

Google Market Explorer

ScreamingFrog

Google

Meta Audience Insights

Google Tag Manager

Meta

Google Search Console

Promodo DevTools

Ahrefs

Semrush

Linkedin Ads Library

The Results

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39200

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Revenue

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285656

ROAS

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4710

%

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Overview

From a small advertising footprint to an ongoing acquisition system

Queensland Fencing Specialists entered the partnership with limited conversion volume and no repeatable system for scaling paid acquisition.

Queensland Fencing Specialists supplies and installs fencing across Australian markets. When the partnership began in July 2022, paid acquisition had not yet become a dependable engine for growth.

The primary online conversion path was a completed enquiry form. The objective was therefore not simply to generate more traffic. The account needed to produce a growing flow of commercially relevant enquiries while giving the sales team and advertising platforms better signals about lead quality.

Engagement
July 2022 – Present
Primary conversion
Completed enquiry form
Results shown through
July 2026
White PVC fencing installed at a Queensland home
A completed PVC fencing project in Queensland.

Advantrise developed the system in stages and continues to manage it. The program now spans Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising, Meta Ads, YouTube, landing-page development, product-feed optimization, analytics, and HubSpot-based lead qualification.

Confidentiality note: results are presented as percentage changes to protect commercially sensitive spend, revenue, campaign structure, and lead-value information.

The Challenge

Scaling required more than adding budget.

The business needed a system that could generate more enquiries, improve the quality of the signals used for optimization, and expand across channels without relying on one short-term tactic.

Low volume limited confident scaling
Previous advertising activity generated too little dependable conversion data to support an ambitious growth plan.
Raw form volume was not enough
Not every enquiry carried the same commercial value. Optimization needed stronger quality feedback than front-end activity alone.
The conversion path had to grow with the account
Campaigns, landing pages, feeds, audiences, analytics, and CRM qualification needed to work as one system.

Objectives

01Turn paid media into a dependable source of sales enquiries.
02Increase form volume without optimizing for empty activity.
03Connect campaign learning to lead qualification and sales feedback.
04Support new markets, products, formats, and landing pages.

The real challenge: create a system that could increase demand and improve the quality of the learning signal at the same time.

The Strategy

Build one learning system instead of isolated campaigns.

The core decision was to connect advertising, landing pages, product data, analytics, and lead qualification into one operating model.

Search captured active demand. Shopping and Performance Max expanded product visibility. Display, YouTube, Meta, and remarketing supported discovery and re-engagement, while Microsoft Advertising added another source of high-intent traffic.

The system did not stop at the form. Leads were reviewed in HubSpot, sales-qualified outcomes were identified, and stronger downstream signals were used to make optimization more commercially relevant.

Paid media
Landing pages and product data
Analytics and CRM
One learning
system
More enquiries
Better lead signals
Scalable growth
Not disclosed: the exact segmentation, bidding logic, budget allocation, geographic rollout, and internal lead-value model remain proprietary.

Execution

Five workstreams supported controlled scale.

Growth came from coordinated changes across paid media, conversion paths, data, and lead qualification – not from one campaign type or one launch. The work was phased so that new reach did not outpace measurement quality.

01
Rebuilt paid search for scalable demand capture
The Google Ads foundation was reorganized so different types of demand could be managed with clearer signals and stronger control over expansion.
02
Expanded beyond search without losing commercial focus
Shopping, Performance Max, Display, YouTube, Microsoft Advertising, Meta Ads, and remarketing were introduced as parts of the same measurement system.
03
Improved feeds, audiences, and remarketing signals
Product-feed optimization, audience development, and remarketing increased the amount of usable context available to campaign delivery.
04
Developed landing pages around conversion intent
New and refined pages aligned the message, product, and location with the traffic being acquired while maintaining consistent tracking.
05
Connected HubSpot qualification to campaign learning
The sales team identified sales-qualified enquiries in HubSpot. That downstream feedback helped distinguish stronger outcomes from raw form activity without publishing the client’s scoring or value logic.
White PVC privacy fencing installed around a Queensland home
White PVC privacy fencing around a modern Queensland home.

Results

A sharp initial lift became a multi-year growth pattern.

The first complete month established a much higher baseline. Later years show that the improvement did not disappear after the initial rebuild.

+1 620%

Initial lift in Google Ads form submissions

August 2022 – the first complete month after Advantrise began work – recorded 1 620% more form submissions than the pre-engagement May-June monthly average.

+75.5%Annual form submissions2025 compared with 2023.
+52.4%Year-over-year form growth in 2024Achieved while click volume declined 5.9%.
+15.5%Current monthly paceJanuary-July 2026 average vs the 2025 monthly average.
Paid-channel contribution
GA4 form events from clearly tagged paid channels

January-July 2026; ambiguous referral traffic excluded.

Indexed monthly form-submission pace
2023 is set to 100%. The chart shows relative growth without publishing raw lead volumes.
2023Monthly average
100
2024Monthly average
152
2025Monthly average
176
2026 run rateJanuary-July monthly average
203
2026 represents the January-July monthly average. All values are indexed percentages, not raw enquiry counts.
Business impact
What changed for the business
Paid acquisition moved from a low-volume experiment to a repeatable growth system. The client gained a broader channel mix, a clearer link between campaign learning and lead quality, and infrastructure that can support continued expansion.
Ongoing
Not a one-off result
The account continues to add demand, refine the conversion path, and strengthen the feedback loop between advertising and sales.
Methodology and confidentiality: equivalent historical form actions were consolidated without duplication. Results are shown as percentage or indexed changes; spend, raw volumes, revenue, internal lead values, bidding rules, and campaign architecture remain confidential.

What Comes Next

The next phase remains tied to lead quality.

The partnership is ongoing. The next phase focuses on increasing the share of sales-qualified enquiries, improving landing-page conversion, and opening additional growth opportunities across paid channels.

Scaling decisions remain tied to lead quality, sales feedback, market demand, and the client’s capacity to serve new enquiries.

Scale rule: every expansion decision must remain connected to lead quality and the business’s ability to serve new demand.