Transforming E-Commerce Performance for a Furniture Retailer

The Challenge: Recovering from a Website Update That Killed Sales
In the competitive world of online furniture retail, maintaining strong e-commerce performance is no small feat. An established Australian furniture and homewares e-commerce retailer faced an uphill battle: after updating their website, their online sales performance dropped dramatically, conversion rates plummeted, and their previously successful digital presence wasn't generating the revenue they needed to sustain the business. They needed a way to turn things around quickly, rebuild their online sales momentum, and most importantly, drive profitable revenue across multiple channels.
When they approached us, their challenge was clear: how do we recover from this website performance decline and build a multi-channel advertising strategy that drives consistent, profitable e-commerce sales?
Crafting a Winning Strategy
We knew this wasn't just about running ads; it was about building a comprehensive multi-platform strategy that would drive sales through Google, Meta, and Pinterest whilst maintaining strong return on ad spend. Our approach combined:
Multi-platform campaign structure: Implementing coordinated campaigns across Google Ads (Shopping and Search), Meta (Facebook and Instagram), and Pinterest to maximise reach and capture demand across all channels where furniture shoppers browse and buy.
Shopping-first approach: Prioritising Google Shopping campaigns with Performance Max to showcase products directly in search results, leveraging visual product feeds to capture high-intent shoppers actively searching for specific furniture items.
Strategic audience targeting: Using Meta and Pinterest for both prospecting (reaching new customers through interest-based targeting and lookalikes) and retargeting (re-engaging website visitors and cart abandoners), creating a full-funnel approach that captured demand at every stage.
ROAS-focused optimisation: Setting clear return on ad spend targets for each platform and continuously optimising campaigns to maintain profitability, ensuring every dollar spent drove measurable revenue whilst scaling successful campaigns and refining underperformers.
The Breakthrough: Seeing the Results
The impact of our multi-platform strategy was transformative. What began as declining e-commerce performance evolved into consistent, profitable sales across all channels. Here's what happened in a single month (November) representing typical ongoing performance:
Google Ads Performance:
- Conversions: 286.98
- Revenue: A$758,209.03
- Ad Spend: A$53,042.66
- ROAS: 14.29 (1,429%)
- Cost per Conversion: A$184.83
Meta (Facebook/Instagram) Performance:
- Conversions: 115 purchases
- Revenue: A$815,730.50
- Ad Spend: A$47,676.55
- ROAS: 17.11
- Average Cost per Purchase: A$414.58
Pinterest Performance:
- Conversions: 115 checkouts
- Revenue: A$630,549.00
- Ad Spend: A$11,798.57
- ROAS: 53.44
- Cost per Checkout: A$102.60
Combined Monthly Performance:
- Total Revenue: A$2,204,488.53
- Total Ad Spend: A$112,517.78
- Blended ROAS: 19.6
- Total Conversions: 517
Unlocking the Insights
What Worked Best?
We analysed every aspect of performance across all platforms to understand what truly drove exceptional results:
Pinterest Efficiency Dominance: Pinterest delivered the highest ROAS at 53.44, with the top-performing conversions campaign achieving an extraordinary 79.37 ROAS. This platform proved exceptionally effective for furniture and homewares, where visual inspiration drives purchase decisions, delivering the lowest cost per conversion at just A$102.60.
Meta Revenue Leadership: Despite not having the highest ROAS, Meta campaigns generated the highest single-platform revenue at A$815,730.50, with the Testing Campaign ABO 32525 achieving 23.22 ROAS. This demonstrated Meta's power for scaling revenue whilst maintaining strong profitability, particularly through audience-based optimisation and retargeting.
Google Shopping Volume: Google Ads drove the highest conversion volume at 286.98 purchases, with the Performance Max Shopping campaign generating 247.67 conversions and achieving 11.91 ROAS. This platform captured high-intent searchers actively looking for specific furniture items, providing consistent, scalable volume.
Multi-Platform Synergy: The combined blended ROAS of 19.6 across all platforms demonstrated that a diversified approach delivered better overall results than relying on a single channel. Each platform served different purposes: Google captured search intent, Meta scaled revenue through audience targeting, and Pinterest delivered exceptional efficiency through visual discovery.
Sustained Performance Over Time: This single-month snapshot represented typical ongoing performance maintained over a year, proving the strategy wasn't a one-time success but a sustainable, repeatable system for driving profitable e-commerce growth month after month.
The Takeaway: Multi-Platform Strategy Drives E-Commerce Recovery and Growth
This campaign wasn't just about numbers; it was about completely turning around a struggling e-commerce business after a website update had devastated performance. By building a sophisticated multi-platform strategy across Google, Meta, and Pinterest, with each channel optimised for its strengths, we transformed declining sales into over A$2.2 million in monthly revenue with a 19.6 blended ROAS. For e-commerce retailers looking to scale profitably across multiple channels, this case study proves that the right multi-platform SEM and paid social strategy, executed with platform-specific optimisation and continuous performance monitoring, can deliver transformative results even after significant setbacks.







