See how this gourmet popcorn brand scaled from $5K to $24K in total sales by restructuring campaigns around flavor and pack-size, tripling impressions, boosting ad revenue from $3.5K to $9.6K, and cutting ACoS from 40% to 30% with SellerApp’s full-funnel strategy.
In a category dominated by snack giants such as Act II, this gourmet popcorn brand used clever segmentation and performance-led product launches to carve out serious shelf space, without burning through budget with an outcome of 4.8x growth in total sales in just 5 months.
Oogie’s Snacks was born in Denver out of a simple but personal mission: to create flavorful, better-for-you snacks that didn’t compromise on quality. Founded by a close-knit group of college friends and named in tribute to a late roommate, the brand blends nostalgia with purpose.
From gourmet popcorn to puffcorn innovations, every product is made with all-natural, non-GMO ingredients and wrapped in vibrant, eye-catching packaging that sets it apart on shelves across the U.S.
Denver‑based Oogies Snacks competes in the cut‑throat, CPG popcorn aisle with eye-catching packaging, premium ingredients, and a cult‑like taste advantage.
Yet on Amazon, the story was different. After 10 years on Amazon, Oogie’s had barely moved the needle. The pace was stunted, including limited reviews, inconsistent ads, and sky-high competitor bids kept growth stuck in neutral.
Before founder Eric Thier asked SellerApp to step in, monthly PPC sales sat at $3.5 K, and campaigns were only a little more than broad‑match auto sets.
Within 5 months, SellerApp redesigned the entire funnel, segmenting by pack size, mining profitable keywords, and allocating every dollar to real demand signals.
Ultimately, it resulted in: $9.6 K in ad revenue on a 30 % ACoS and 4X total sales, which had indirectly helped Oogie’s launch a new hit line of product, Puffcorn.
Oogies wasn’t short on ambition, but every growth lever was jammed by:
In short, high costs, limited data for prediction, haphazard campaigns, and a lack of social proof had the brand stuck in the same place for years. At the time Oogie’s joined SellerApp, they were making just around $5,000 in total monthly sales, out of which $3,000 came from PPC.
That meant most of their revenue was paid, not earned, and growth without budget scaling felt impossible.
SellerApp’s Full-Funnel Solution wasn’t just about fixing campaigns; it was about rebuilding Oogies’ ad strategy from the ground up with precision and purpose.
The first move was flavor and pack-size segmentation. Rather than grouping all products into broad campaigns, SellerApp created over 40 new campaigns, each tailored by flavor (like Butter and tangy Wisconsin Cheddar) and pack size (three, five, or ten packs). This structure quickly revealed which SKUs delivered the highest return per dollar, allowing Oogies to concentrate ad spend on top-performing variants.
Next came auto-to-manual keyword mining. SellerApp launched automatic campaigns to gather real-time shopper behavior data, then upgraded the converting keywords into tightly structured manual campaigns using exact and phrase match. This single move reduced wasted clicks by 32% and dramatically increased purchase intent alignment.
Instead of competing directly with CPG giants bidding aggressively on generic terms, SellerApp applied competitor price-band targeting, positioning Oogies ads against brands in a similar price range. This led to more qualified traffic, lower cost-per-clicks, and stronger click-through rates.
To further safeguard the ad budget, strategic negative targeting was implemented. Low-performing keywords and single-click terms were identified and blocked on a monthly basis, preventing budget leakage and strengthening Amazon’s relevance signals.
Behind the scenes, budget forecasting and scenario modeling were introduced through SellerApp’s Supa Reports.
These projections helped the founders understand exactly what kind of return they could expect from incremental ad spend, allowing them to confidently scale from a $1.5K to $3.5K monthly PPC budget.
Due to the boost Oogie’s received in their market presence and visibility, the brand positioned itself alongside well-established competitors. This elevated their SOV and provided the confidence and strategic foundation to expand their portfolio with new product line launches.
In just 45 days, the new product reached break-even CAC and now accounts for 12% of monthly revenue.
SellerApp’s precision approach rewired account economics faster than traditional CPG cycles When Oogies Snacks partnered with SellerApp, they were looking for a way to compete with billion-dollar snack brands without spending like one. Using a data-backed PPC strategy, our ppc experts boosted their performance trajectory in just 3 months.
Ad revenue, which once hovered around $3.5K, nearly tripled to $9.6K (according to current data), powered by highly segmented campaigns, smarter keyword bidding, and consistent visibility across the funnel. But it wasn’t just about more spending, it was about methodical spending.
Total revenue skyrocketed from $5K to $24K, a nearly 5x increase, made possible by structured campaigns, keyword intelligence, and creative that finally matched Oogies' product quality.
Meanwhile, ad revenue nearly tripled to $9.6K, and ACoS dropped from 40% to 30%, proving the new strategy wasn’t just generating clicks, it was generating profitable conversions.
On the broader front, total sales catapulted from $5K to $24K, a 4x leap that proved the ad strategy was lifting organic performance too. Behind that was a 2% jump in conversion rate, from 4% to 6%, driven by sharper targeting and revamped listings that finally did the product justice.
Impressions tripled, hitting over 2 million, meaning Oogie’s was no longer an underdog hiding in plain sight; they were earning digital shelf space, competing toe-to-toe with household names.
And perhaps the biggest sign of momentum? The launch of Puffcorn, a brand-new product line, matching the pace with their vision.
In short, Oogies saw more than just a hike in numbers. They redefined their category presence, launched innovation from data, and turned a lean ad budget into a profitable setup. One pack, one flavor, one keyword at a time. Ad dollars now work three times harder, fuelling organic rank gains and funding innovation (Puffcorn) without raising CAC.