Broken tracking, a warehouse that could barely keep up, and a +145% result.
Not growth for growth's sake, but scaling at the pace the data and the warehouse could actually carry.

Gevelaar, a Dutch retailer in bathroom fixtures and fittings (cloakroom basin sets, washbasins, bathroom furniture, tiles and showers), was already running Google Ads and wanted meaningfully more out of its performance marketing.
Measurement wasn't holding up. Conversion data was incomplete and unreliable, which meant every campaign decision was effectively a guess dressed up as a strategy.
Tracking. Before any scaling conversation could happen, the account needed a measurement foundation the team could actually trust.
Rebuilt tracking from the ground up so campaigns could finally be built and steered on reliable data, and used that data to surface products that were quietly converting well without anyone knowing it.
Restructured campaigns around what the data actually showed, pushing budget toward the products that converted, cloakroom basin sets chief among them, and moving to Performance Max with target-ROAS and value-maximising bidding once volume allowed it.
Scaled tactically to first build up enough conversion volume for smart bidding to work, then kept analysing and reallocating toward the best-performing products, in close, short-line contact with the client throughout.
Once conversion data could be trusted, budget moved decisively into Performance Max campaigns built around Gevelaar's best-converting range: cloakroom basin sets alone now account for the largest share of spend and revenue in the account, running on a target-ROAS strategy that wasn't viable before the tracking rebuild. Paid search scaled to the point where the client's own warehouse capacity, not demand, became the limiting factor.
Fixing the foundation first meant every scaling decision that followed was made on data instead of gut feeling: which products to push, which bidding strategy to trust, and how fast to grow, all steered by what the numbers actually showed was working.
Comparing H1 2026 to H1 2025: conversion value is up 145%, cost per conversion is down 11%, and return on ad spend is up 27%. Spend was scaled up roughly 93% over the same period, with revenue growing well ahead of it. More revenue, more profit, and growth in a ratio the business could defend.


