Client’s story
The brand started as a passion project in the dropshipping space — built around a simple idea: everyday comfort shouldn’t come with compromise. Focused on solving real problems for real people, the store launched with a single goal: to bring high-quality, leak-proof underwear to women seeking discreet, stylish, and reliable protection. What began as a test product quickly found its audience, proving that even in dropshipping, you can build trust with the right offer, the right message, and a product that helps.
Challenges we faced
When the client partnered with us, they were starting entirely from scratch — no data, no pixel history, no previous campaigns. Our mission: build a full-funnel, scalable Google Ads strategy in a competitive dropshipping niche, with a low average order value (~$41) and zero brand recognition.
The Growth Method
Step 1: Market & competitor analysis
We defined:
- The top-performing brands in the leakproof underwear niche
- Their pricing strategies, ad copy, and bundling logic
- Related international markets for future expansion
This helped us spot the gaps and opportunities early on.
Step 2: Multi-Campaign Launch Strategy
We built a diversified campaign structure designed to feed Google’s algorithm high-quality signals fast:
Search Campaigns
- Competitor Brand Search: Targeted phrase-match competitor brand names to capture warm search traffic.
- High-Intent Keywords: Focused on terms like “leakproof underwear for women,” “period underwear,” and “incontinence panties”.
Shopping & Performance Max
Launched with four audience signals:
- High-performing keywords
- Competitor interest segments
- Demographics
- Feed-only (to let Google learn directly from product data)

Optimized products



PMAX banners
Early Wins (Mar 4 – 8, 2025)
- 24 sales
- 1.55 ROAS
- Top-performing keywords identified for feed optimization

Google Ads results: Mar 4 – Mar 8, 2025
The Roadblock
After initial results, we faced the following issues:
- Cost per Conversion: ~$32
- Average Order Value: ~$41
- Break-Even ROAS: Too tight for consistent profit
The data was clear: one-product orders couldn’t sustain scale.

Break-even point calculations
Solving the AOV issue
Inspired by successful competitors, we introduced new product packs:
- Initial Test: 3-pack, 5-pack, 8-pack
- Result: Average order value jumped from $41 to $73.33
- Key Insight: 5-pack was the best seller (most perceived value)
We doubled down:
- Highlighted the 10-pack as the “smart choice” to drive even higher AOV
- Rebuilt product pages around bundle logic and value perception
Scaling the Winners
With stronger unit economics, we scaled:
- PMax and Shopping campaigns aggressively
- Integrated winning search terms into product titles in GMC
- Added advertorial pre-landers to warm up cold traffic, resulting in improved conversion rates
Results
- Sales: 1,591 orders
- Revenue: $115,508.70
- ROAS: 219%
- AOV: $70.54
- CAC: Now profitable at scale

Google Ads results: Mar 4 – May 14, 2025
What’s next?
With proof of concept in the US market, we’re now preparing to:
- Test international markets (based on early research)
- Expand bundle logic into new formats (e.g. subscription offers)
- Double down on Shopping + PMax for scaling
Looking to grow your dropshipping store with strategic, data-driven Google Ads campaigns? Let’s discuss how we can help you achieve similar results.