Cocopup — DTC Dog Accessories & Lifestyle Brand

£2.5M spent.
£8.3M generated.
Scaled internationally.

How we rebuilt Cocopup’s Meta Ads from unprofitable 1.2x ROAS to a 3.22x powerhouse, expanded into 10+ countries, and scaled past £10M on Shopify.
Meta Revenue
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Overall ROAS
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Partnership
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At a Glance

The numbers that matter

Total Meta Ad Spend
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Total Meta Revenue
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Overall Meta ROAS
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UK Campaign ROAS (Lifetime)
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Gross Sales (↑ 51% YoY)
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Orders Fulfilled (↑ 26%)
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Site Conversion Rate
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Australia ROAS
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The Challenge

Growing, but not profitably

When Cocopup partnered with Rozee Digital in early 2024, they were growing but not profitably. The brand had strong product-market fit and a loyal community, but their paid acquisition strategy was holding them back from reaching the next level.
Our Strategy

Five pillars for profitable scale

We implemented a performance marketing system built on five core pillars, all tied together with holistic business-wide metrics to guide every decision.
Pillar 01

Meta Ads Rebuild with ABO Approach

We executed a full account restructure, shifting the majority of spend toward new customer acquisition. Because Cocopup operates as a retailer with multiple SKUs and collections (rather than two to three hero products), we built the entire account around an ABO (Ad Set Budget Optimisation) approach.

This ensured traffic was distributed across all performing collection pages, not concentrated on a single product. When the brand did drops, we put spend behind them and scaled within the ABOs. If something was working, we simply scaled it up.

We also implemented strict audience exclusions to ensure Meta was always going after new customers. The UK testing campaign alone spent £731K to generate £2.6M at a 3.6x ROAS.
Pillar 02

Creative Engine: Visually Different Ads at Scale

The core of our creative strategy was ensuring every single ad was visually different. With Meta’s Andromeda update, the platform now scans the entire ad to understand it. If ads look visually similar, Meta treats them as the same ad and won’t target new audiences.

We rolled out 300+ static and UGC creatives every month, testing variations across different angles (e.g. different use cases and customer needs), different formats (social proof, testimonials, us-versus-them, unique mechanism), and different messaging frameworks. Every winning message was put into multiple visually distinct formats to maximise reach.

The result: zero ad fatigue, higher click-through rates, stronger engagement, and better conversion at the landing page level.
Pillar 03

New Customer Acquisition Focus

We structured every campaign around new customer growth. Our audience segmentation was clear:

  • New Audience: completely new customers
  • Engaged Audience: on the email list but never purchased, or visited the website in the last 180 days but never purchased
  • Existing Customers: made a purchase on pixel in last 180 days or on the Shopify customer list

From the UK testing campaign’s £731K total spend: £465K went to new customers, £110K to engaged audiences, and only £56K to existing customers. This generated £1.4M in new customer revenue, £500K from engaged audiences, and £349K from existing.

Pillar 04

International Scaling

One of the biggest growth levers was expanding beyond the UK. We identified that European, US, and Australian markets offered cheaper CPMs and less advertising competition, making them ideal for profitable expansion.

We started by grouping international markets together and letting Meta allocate spend. As certain countries showed strong performance, we broke them out into dedicated campaigns. This uncovered profitable markets across Germany, France, Switzerland, Ireland, Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, and Portugal.

  • Australia: 4x ROAS
  • Rest of World: 3.7x ROAS
  • European markets delivered significantly cheaper CPMs and landing page view costs

We also used Phosphor, an MMM (Marketing Mix Model) tracking tool, to identify how traffic campaigns contributed to conversion campaigns — allowing us to confidently invest in awareness-level spend that traditional attribution would undervalue.

Pillar 05

Product Page Optimisation: 30% CVR Boost

We overhauled the product page experience with clear above-the-fold messaging, UGC integration for social proof, mobile-first UX, and conversion elements including size guides, reviews, and urgency triggers. This led to a 30% increase in site conversion rate, directly amplifying ad performance and boosting ROAS.

Rather than optimising solely on platform ROAS, we tracked and made decisions based on a full suite of business metrics:

  • MER (Marketing Efficiency Ratio) — overall profitability
  • CAC / NCAC — customer acquisition costs for new vs. all customers
  • AOV (Average Order Value) — effectiveness of bundles and offers
  • CVR (Conversion Rate) — product page performance

By working backwards from profitability, not just platform ROAS, we unlocked true, sustainable business growth. The break-even ROAS for Cocopup is 1.6x — and we consistently delivered well above that across all markets.

Performance

Meta Ads month by month

MONTH AD SPEND PURCHASES ROAS
Mar 2024 £94,588 5,604 1.97x
Apr 2024 £107,379 7,816 2.38x
May 2024 £110,634 8,324 2.52x
Jul 2024 £93,824 7,965 3.15x
Oct 2024 £89,860 8,834 3.99x
May 2025 £114,007 8,788 3.29x
Jan 2026 £102,000 2.95x
Two-Year Totals

Cumulaive Results (Feb 2024 – Feb 2026)

Total Meta Ad Spend
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Total Meta Revenue
£ 0 M
Overall ROAS
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New Customer Revenue (UK)
£ 0 M
Australia ROAS
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Shopify Revenue Milestone
£ 0 M+

“Rozee Digital helped us turn Meta into a profitable machine. We’ve seen our first 7-figure month, net profit is up, and we finally have control over ad performance again.”

— Cocopup Team