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How PPOP scaled ad spend from ₹3K to ₹64K with creative testing

Test more before spending more. The account started without a clear winning creative. The growth came from testing enough formats to find what deserved budget.
₹3K → ₹64K
Ad spend scaled by more than 20X
1.14X → 1.5X
ROAS improved while spend increased
25
Creatives tested in roughly 25–30 days
Mixed formats
AI video, graphics and product-led concepts

At a glance

Client
PPOP
Category
Intimate wellness · D2C
Engagement
Meta Ads creative testing and structured scaling
Starting point
Approximately ₹3,000 ad spend at around 1.14X ROAS
Testing pace
Approximately 25 creatives tested in 25–30 days
01 · The problem

The account needed more creative volume before it could scale with confidence

PPOP is a modern intimate wellness brand built around the idea of helping customers feel more confident, connected and excited about their experience. When we started working on the account, the biggest constraint was not simply budget. It was creative testing capacity.

Traditional creator-led content was difficult to produce consistently because not every creator was comfortable appearing in product videos. At the same time, the brand needed to test aggressively enough to discover which creative ideas could actually convert.

Before scaling

  • Approximately ₹3,000 in ad spend
  • Around 1.14X ROAS
  • No clearly established winning creative
  • Limited traditional creator-led video options

What the account needed

  • A larger testing pool
  • More creative formats and messaging angles
  • Clear winner identification
  • Controlled budget increases behind proven ads
02 · The method

We built the scaling process around creative testing instead of one “hero” ad

Evidence · Growth roadmap
Viral Groww PPOP growth roadmap showing creative research, conversion rate optimization, launch, optimization and refinement stages
Growth roadmap: Viral Groww’s creative-led process covering research, conversion-rate optimization, launch, optimization and refinement.

Instead of depending on a few standard ads, we increased the volume and variety of creative experiments. In roughly 25–30 days, around 25 creatives were tested.

01

Expand the creative pool

Testing covered AI-generated videos, graphic creatives, product-led visuals, different messaging angles, video-and-graphic combinations and multiple concepts around individual products.

02

Use AI video where creator production was limited

Because conventional creator-led content was harder to produce consistently in this category, AI-generated video became one part of the testing system rather than a replacement for performance data.

Evidence · Creative testing pool
PPOP Meta Ads creative testing results for August 2026 showing campaign spend, purchases, cost per purchase and ad-level performance
August creative testing: the supplied Meta Ads view shows ₹36,553.32 total spend and 92 website purchases across the displayed ad set.

Finding the winning combinations

The first phase was not about immediate aggressive scaling. It was about testing enough ideas to identify the few that had earned more budget.

After the testing pool became large enough, clearer winners started to emerge. One of the stronger combinations came from mixing graphic creative with an AI-generated video.

Evidence · Winning creative combination
PPOP Meta ad preview showing a graphic product ad and video creative used in the winning creative combination
Creative proof: ad preview showing the mixed-format approach, including a product-led graphic and video creative.

The account did not scale because one format was assumed to work. It scaled after enough formats were tested to show which ads deserved more budget.

03 · The results

Spend increased by more than 20X while ROAS improved

The starting point was approximately ₹3,000 in ad spend at 1.14X ROAS. After the testing phase identified stronger creatives and more budget was moved toward those winners, spend increased to approximately ₹64,000 while ROAS improved to about 1.5X.

₹3K
Approximate starting ad spend
₹64K
Approximate spend after scaling winning creatives
1.5X
Approximate ROAS after the scaling phase
Evidence · Growth snapshot
PPOP Meta Ads September 2026 scaling snapshot showing spend, purchases, cost per result and purchase ROAS across ads
September scaling snapshot: the supplied Meta Ads view shows ₹64,610.51 total spend, 217 website purchases and 1.49 average purchase ROAS for Sep 1–15, 2026.

Instead of increasing spend blindly, the account used testing to understand what was working first. Budget followed evidence.

The key win

The real improvement was creative-led scaling under a difficult production constraint

The biggest win was not simply the higher spend. It was the ability to increase spend by more than 20X while also improving ROAS, despite having fewer traditional creator-led content options than many other D2C categories.

₹3K spend → 1.14X ROAS became approximately ₹64K spend → 1.5X ROAS after a larger creative testing pool produced clearer winners.

04 · Takeaways

What other performance teams can steal from the PPOP testing system

The 4 moves behind the creative-led scaling process:

01

Testing volume matters.

Around 25 creatives gave the account enough variation to identify stronger patterns instead of making decisions from a tiny sample.

02

Do not depend on one content format.

AI-generated video, graphics and product-focused concepts kept testing moving when creator-led production was constrained.

03

Find winners before adding budget.

The goal of the first phase was learning. Larger budgets came after performance data made the stronger creatives easier to identify.

04

Let the category shape the creative system.

Difficult production constraints require a different process, not a pause in experimentation.

Sustainable growth

The campaign created a repeatable way to keep testing even when content production was difficult

The main takeaway from the PPOP campaign was not simply moving from 1.14X to 1.5X ROAS. It was building a repeatable creative testing system for a category where content production itself was one of the biggest constraints.

Within approximately 25–30 days, the team tested around 25 creatives, identified stronger combinations and increased ad spend from roughly ₹3,000 to ₹64,000 while improving ROAS.

When traditional content options are limited, growth does not have to stop. A disciplined mix of creative testing, AI-led production, graphics and performance data can keep the learning loop active until winners become clear.