SinceGon: seasonal demand under control — Pool care and equipment · Ukraine
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SinceGon: seasonal demand under control

Water preparation, ongoing care and equipment peak at different moments. Campaigns separate seasonal acceleration from recurring pool-owner needs.

  • Google Ads
  • PMax
  • Pools
  • Seasonality
Google Ads ROAS
5.97
completed seasonal period

Case at a glance

Work period
What we focused on
Google Ads · PMax · Pools · Seasonality

Case logic

  1. 01Starting point

    A short season amplifies mistakes: equal priority across products can arrive late to the peak or push inventory at the wrong time.

  2. 02Team action

    Separated preparation, ongoing care and equipment.

  3. 03Recorded outcome

    A 5.97 ROAS showed that recurring demand can remain active while seasonal groups follow their own timing.

Challenge

What constrained growth

A short season amplifies mistakes: equal priority across products can arrive late to the peak or push inventory at the wrong time.

Intervention

What the team changed

  1. Separated preparation, ongoing care and equipment.

  2. Gave seasonal groups their own active windows.

  3. Kept recurring demand running outside the peak.

  4. Reviewed the catalog by stage of season.

Result

What changed after the rebuild

Google Ads ROAS
5.97
completed seasonal period
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