How We Increased ROAS by 65% for a Facial Spa Franchise Through Creative Diversification
Meta's own research says it plainly: accounts that diversify creative formats outperform those that don't. We proved it. When a facial spa franchise shifted from a restrained creative strategy to a fully diversified one, ROAS jumped 65%.
A Restrained Strategy Has a Ceiling
The brand had been running a limited creative approach: minimal format variation, infrequent rotation, and little room for the algorithm to learn what resonates. Performance was fine. A 3.55x ROAS, $37 cost per purchase, steady volume. But "fine" leaves money on the table when the algorithm only has one creative direction to work with.
What a Diversified Strategy Looks Like
We introduced a full mix of creative formats and rotated them intentionally:
- Static images
- Carousels
- Video/Reels
- Still graphics
- Flexible ads (Advantage+ creative)
Same audience. Same purchase objective. The shift was purely strategic: give Meta more creative variety to test, learn from, and serve to the right people at the right moment.
The Results (3-Month Comparison)
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The results speak for themselves. We saw a 65% increase in return per dollar, and a 38% decrease in cost per purchase. The algorithm found better buyers because it had a wider creative mix to work with.
Why It Works
Meta's delivery system is built to match the right creative to the right person at the right time. A restrained strategy forces the algorithm to compete in one lane. A diversified strategy lets it:
- Serve static to fast-scrollers who won't stop for video
- Show carousels to people who want to browse options
- Hit Reels placements that limited creative can't reach
- Use Advantage+ flexible ads to auto-optimize format per impression
More formats = more placements = more chances to reach the buyer at the moment they're most likely to convert.
The Takeaway
Creative diversification isn't a theory. It's a 65% ROAS lift. By moving from a restrained creative strategy to a fully diversified one, a facial spa franchise returned $5.86 for every $1 spent, up from $3.55. The creative strategy changed. The results followed.




