For a sushi delivery service in Prague, we rebuilt Meta Ads from chaotic post boosting into a measured system. Revenue reached $137,873 on $9,498 of ad spend: ROAS 14.5 against a target of 2–3, with 2,682+ purchases.
A sushi delivery service in Prague, Czech Republic (EU market), selling through its website, a mobile app and Instagram. The client name is not shown.
The business worked, but advertising was chaotic: mostly boosted Instagram posts, an overloaded ad account and partial loss of purchase data, so nobody knew which ads brought money. The goal was a controllable system and ROAS 2–3+.
Conversions API and Triple Whale analytics; unique promo codes to solve attribution loss.
Conversion campaigns for website purchases, add-to-cart and app installs, plus separate brand campaigns that send traffic to Instagram.
Czech, Ukrainian and Russian creatives for the Prague audience, UGC videos with local creators and seasonal offers such as Halloween and Black Friday.
| Metric | Result |
|---|---|
| Channel | Meta Ads (Facebook, Instagram) |
| Market | Czech Republic (Prague) |
| Ad spend | $9,498 |
| Revenue | $137,873 |
| ROAS | 14.5 (target 2–3) |
| Purchases | 2,682+ |
| App installs | 247+ |
| New Instagram followers | 2,010+ |
ROAS is revenue from ads divided by ad spend. Campaigns with catalogs and special offers generated most of the revenue; UGC videos had a noticeably higher CTR than static banners.
Two of the creatives from the campaign. The restaurant brand name and logo are blurred under NDA.