Meta Ads Performance Snapshot (NDA) US Market | State-Level Scaling | Cold Traffic Only Period: November 1 – December 25
Context
During this phase, the e-commerce account was scaled using a state-based campaign structure across the United States.
Key conditions: - 🇺🇸 United States only - 100% cold audiences - English-language ads and funnel - Optimization focused on Purchase - Bid strategy: Highest Volume.
This approach allowed controlled scaling while maintaining predictable CPA across different states.
Results Overview
Total ad spend: $9,828.52 Purchases: 410 Tracked revenue: $23,528.14 Average CPA: ~$23.97 ROAS: ~2.39 Delivery metrics: - Impressions: 317,511 - Reach: 64,666 All conversions were generated exclusively from cold US audiences, without buyer retargeting or owned data.
Campaign Highlights
Gum Products — State-Level Purchase Campaign
Purchases: 156
CPA: $17.26
Spend: $2,692.98
Revenue: $8,947.32
ROAS: ~3.32
Strong performance driven by state-level segmentation and purchase-first optimization.
All Products — All States
Purchases: 155
CPA: $22.31
Spend: $3,457.98
Revenue: $8,937.73
ROAS: ~2.58
Stable scaling campaign with consistent performance across the US.
Gum Products — BFCM Window
Purchases: 38
CPA: $18.32
Spend: $696.28
Revenue: $2,269.21
ROAS: ~3.26
Promotional scaling without CPA inflation.
Gum Bundles — States
Purchases: 22
CPA: $55.46
Spend: $1,220.08
Revenue: $1,211.50
Identified as a weaker cluster and budget was limited to protect overall efficiency.
Structural Insight
State-level campaign separation helped:
Identify high-performing regions faster
Allocate budget toward states with higher purchase intent
This phase confirms that cold traffic on the US market can be scaled profitably, even with regional segmentation, when campaign structure and optimization are aligned with purchase intent.
In under 2 months, this state-based cold traffic setup generated 410 purchases with an average CPA below $24, delivering predictable performance across the United States. 2No warm traffic. No buyer retargeting. Pure cold acquisition.
Bottom Line
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