Facebook Ads for Ecommerce | 102X ROAS

YOUR PRODUCTS SELL. YOUR ADS USED TO WORK. NOW YOUR ROAS IS HALF WHAT IT WAS SIX MONTHS AGO.

You know the product is not the problem because it still converts from organic and email. Something changed in your ad account and nobody on your team can figure out what. Your agency keeps telling you it is the algorithm. It is not the algorithm.

I took an apparel brand from $192K to $1.6M in two months. 860% revenue growth. 4X ROAS maintained the entire way up. I have achieved 102X ROAS for an ecommerce client during a single-day sale. $388K in revenue. $4.69 cost per purchase. That same brand has been with me over six years. I know what is breaking your campaigns and I know how to fix it.

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ECOMMERCE FACEBOOK AD RESULTS THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES

102X ROAS

Single-Day Semi-Annual Sale

$388K in revenue from a single-day sale. $4.69 cost per purchase. $468 average order value. 828 purchases. Same brand, 6+ years running.

$192K → $1.6M

Revenue in 60 Days

Apparel brand. 860% revenue growth. 4X ROAS maintained the entire way up. Different vertical, same framework.

10X ROAS

7-Figure Monthly Brand

Averaging 10X ROAS consistently. 377X ROAS on 30-day add-to-cart retargeting. 36X 1-day click ROAS. Still actively managed after 6+ years.

9-Figure Exit

Beauty Brand

Brought in after three agencies failed. 3X to 6X ROAS in 90 days. Scaled ad spend to $300K+/mo. Brand achieved 9-figure exit within 12 months.

71X ROAS

$2,500 Spend → $182K

Same ecommerce brand, previous year. When you know the brand and the customer that deeply, the numbers stop making sense to people who have never seen it.

$468

Average Order Value

High-AOV ecommerce requires different creative strategy than low-ticket impulse buys. The messaging, the funnel, the retargeting sequences all change. I have done both.

YOUR ECOMMERCE FACEBOOK ADS ARE NOT BROKEN. YOUR CREATIVE STRATEGY IS.

Most ecommerce brands are producing 30 to 50 creatives a month and none of them last more than two weeks. The agency keeps asking for more budget. More creatives. More audiences. And your ROAS keeps sliding.

The problem is not volume. The problem is that nobody is reading your data and telling your creative team what to build next. Nobody is isolating which hook, which angle, which pain point is actually driving purchases. They are guessing. And guessing at $30K+ a month gets expensive fast.

My ABO Creative Sandbox isolates every variable so we know exactly what is resonating. Then we scale the winners. I am looking for the one ad that can run profitably for months or years. One unicorn ad is worth more than everything your creative team produced last quarter combined. That is how you get 102X ROAS on a single-day sale after six years with the same brand. You know the customer that deeply.

ECOMMERCE FACEBOOK ADS FAQ

Can Facebook ads still work for ecommerce in 2026?

Yes. Facebook ads remain one of the most profitable acquisition channels for ecommerce brands. Grizzly Digital Media achieved 102X ROAS for an ecommerce client during a single-day sale, took an apparel brand from $192K to $1.6M in 60 days at 4X ROAS, and helped a beauty brand achieve a 9-figure exit. The platform works when the creative strategy and funnel are dialed in.

How much should an ecommerce brand spend on Facebook ads?

Grizzly Digital Media works with ecommerce brands spending $30,000+ per month on Meta ads. At that spend level, the creative testing framework can identify winners fast enough to scale profitably.

What ROAS should I expect?

ROAS varies by product, price point, and funnel. Grizzly Digital Media has achieved 102X ROAS during peak sales, 10X ROAS consistently for 7-figure monthly brands, and 4X ROAS while scaling an apparel brand 860% in 60 days. The goal is always profitable scale, not vanity metrics.

Do you work with Shopify brands?

Yes. Shopify, WooCommerce, custom builds. The platform your store runs on does not change the Facebook ad strategy. What matters is the creative, the funnel, and the data.