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With no previous eCommerce advertising in place, this museum partnered with Tiny Giant to build a scalable paid media strategy. In just a few months, we turned a dormant online store into a high-performing revenue stream, delivering over $21,000 in new revenue with a 6.17x return on ad spend in 4 months.
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A museum with a historically in-person business model partnered with Tiny Giant to unlock a new source of revenue: its underperforming online store. With no previous advertising experience, minimal eCommerce traffic, and limited internal resources, the museum needed a lean but effective digital strategy.Through the use of Google Shopping and Performance Max campaigns, we helped the organization drive a 146% year-over-year increase in online sales. We generated over $21K in revenue from just $3.45K in ad spend, delivering a 6.17x return on their investment in less than one year.
Like many cultural institutions, this museum relied heavily on physical visitors and government funding. With changing visitor behavior and decreasing financial support, leadership sought a scalable way to grow revenue, without overextending their small internal team.
The key challenges:
We focused on data-backed product selection, lean budget testing, and audience targeting that went beyond guesswork.
In just a few months, this campaign delivered powerful, measurable outcomes:
These results were driven by strategic product segmentation, targeted campaign optimization, and consistent weekly adjustments. The impact was visible within the first two weeks and continued to scale with minimal wasted spend.
Though we only optimized for eCommerce conversions, the campaigns had an unexpected ripple effect.
“We weren’t sure digital ads would even work for us. This gave us confidence, and revenue we didn’t expect from our store.”