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Paid social scaled 200% faster for a DTC hearing-protection brand in Belgium

Head of Growth, DTC hearing-protection brand in Belgium

90

hours saved monthly

faster learning cycle

faster scaling

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Company
A direct-to-consumer brand making reusable earplugs that combine style, comfort and high-quality sound, so people can protect their hearing without shutting the world out. Meta is its main acquisition channel, running across a wide set of European and international markets.
Belgium, Western Europe
Industry
Hearing protection · DTC ecommerce
Client since
2023
platforms

"Traffic Revenue is a constant presence on the account. Instead of us touching budgets every two or three days, they scale what is working and pull spend off what is not, every day. That did not only speed up scaling — it doubled how fast we learn, so the next decision is a better one."

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Head of Growth
DTC hearing-protection brand in Belgium

Challenge

The brand came to us needing a faster, more reliable way to manage and optimise paid social at scale. Everything was being done by hand, which capped how quickly decisions could be made. Key challenges:

  • Scaling & Optimization Speed – Budget adjustments were made every few days, slowing down responses to campaign performance.
  • Ad Performance Consistency – Without daily monitoring, high-potential ads were sometimes paused too early, while underperforming ads continued running.
  • Delayed Attribution Considerations – Conversions occurring days after initial engagement were sometimes overlooked, leading to premature campaign shutdowns.
  • Global Campaign Management – Running ads across multiple countries required adapting strategies to different market behaviors, increasing operational complexity.
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Solution

The brand brought us in to run its Meta buying end to end. We took over scaling and budget decisions and moved them onto a daily rhythm, so every ad gets a fair run before anyone touches it and spend stops drifting toward campaigns that are not working. We also read the later attribution windows before pausing anything, which keeps good campaigns from being shut down on incomplete data.

This is what we run on the account:

Aggressive scaling and cutting

We monitor ad performance daily and act on it the same day: scale the ads that are working, cut spend on the ones that are not.

Frequency structuring

We structure the campaigns so audiences see the ads at a sensible frequency instead of the same creative over and over. Balancing exposure keeps fatigue down and engagement up.

Country-specific adjustments

We set different thresholds per market, so each country gets an approach matched to how it actually behaves rather than one global setting.

Restarting ads after delayed attribution

Conversions here often land days after the click, so campaigns and ad sets look weak and get paused too early. We review the later attribution windows and restart the ones that show potential, which gives promising ads a fair chance to convert.

Results

Since we took the account on, campaign efficiency has improved measurably:

  • 200% faster scaling: making bid and budget decisions daily moved scaling far quicker than the old every-few-days rhythm.
  • More effective budget use: spend follows real-time performance instead of last week’s read, so less of it is wasted.
  • Twice the learning speed: more decisions per week means the account learns what works in half the time.
  • 90 hours a month back for the client team, who no longer manage budgets by hand.
  • Improved ad longevity: the restart approach keeps ads with long-term potential from being discarded early.

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