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Our Own Store · Philippines · 2026 year to date (running total)
Shopify, Meta & Google Ads, Email, SEO
High-margin products, but the default playbook said growth means more ad spend, and more ad spend means thinner margins. The real question: how much profit can a store keep when marketing has to earn its place next to owned channels?
- Total sales
- ₱3,700,551
- Shopify, 2026 year to date
- Net profit
- ₱2,311,657
- After product, shipping, fees, and ads
- Net margin
- 62%
- Kept on the bottom line
- Ad spend
- ₱342,886
- Total paid across Meta & Google
- Blended ROAS
- 10.79
- Sales per peso of ad spend
- Marketing efficiency
- 9%
- Marketing cost per ₱100 of sales
Zoom in on a single month: same shape, not a lucky spike
- Sales
- ₱828,933
- Net profit
- ₱481,748
- Net margin
- 58%
- Blended ROAS
- 9.97
What changed
- Kept paid ads on a leash: budget only flows where it beats the store's organic baseline
- Let SEO and email carry repeat purchases, so ads only pay to win new customers
- Tracked net profit and marketing efficiency daily on the P&L, not ROAS screenshots at month-end
What it means for you
The 10X blended ROAS didn't come from bigger budgets. It came from spending ₱9 on marketing for every ₱100 of sales and letting owned channels do the heavy lifting. That's the profit-first model we bring to your store: ads earn their slot, and the margin stays yours.
Numbers are from our own store's live profit dashboard, re-rendered in this layout. Client case studies on this page stay anonymous; our own store we show openly. Currency: Philippine Peso (₱).











