Beauty & Skincare · Google Ads + SEO
Jordan Samuel
675% ROAS. 344% Organic Traffic Growth.
jordansamuel.com

- 675%
- Return on Google Ads spend
- +344%
- Organic traffic increase
- 12.8K
- Paid clicks driving $90.5K conversion value
- 35+
- Active campaigns managed simultaneously
Background
Jordan Samuel is a premium skincare brand with a growing direct-to-consumer channel. Exchange Four managed Google Ads and SEO over a 9-month engagement.
The challenge
- Underperforming Google Ads with low optimization score (82.6%)
- Organic search traffic not growing — missing keyword opportunities
- Limited paid search structure across only 2 campaigns
- No systematic approach to ad spend scaling
“The Google Ads results speak for themselves. 675% ROAS is something we never thought possible in skincare.”
The approach
- 01Complete Google Ads rebuild: 35+ campaigns across search & shopping
- 02Aggressive keyword expansion targeting niche skincare terms
- 03Technical SEO overhaul and ongoing content optimization
- 04Shopping feed optimization for Google Merchant Center
What paid search work involves
Paid search is bought attention, so structure decides whether it pays. Campaigns are built around buyer intent rather than product names, budget concentrates on the searches that convert, and the terms that waste money are excluded deliberately. Conversion tracking has to be right before any of it can be judged — an account without it is guessing.
Reading the numbers
675% ROAS is roughly $6.75 returned per dollar spent — against average ecommerce Google Ads performance of about 3.3× to 4.2×, that is comfortably above benchmark. Read it together with the 35+ campaigns running simultaneously, though: that many campaigns is a structural choice, and it only pays when each one is tightly scoped enough to be judged on its own numbers.
- Source: Ecommerce ROAS benchmarks
Related reading
Campaign summary
- Client
- Jordan Samuel
- Industry
- Beauty & Skincare
- Service
- Google Ads + SEO
- Website
- jordansamuel.com
