BORN DEAD — Campaign Report
Campaign Performance Report
Reporting Period MAY 15, 2023 – JUN 15, 2026
Amount Spent $1,027.46
Prepared By Tilt Digital
Performance Overview Conversions
38 Website
Purchases
$27.04 Cost Per
Purchase
$1,027.46 Total
Spend
$2,951.31 Total
Revenue
2.87x Return on Ad Spend (ROAS)
Audience Who's Buying
84% Purchases
From Men
25–34 Dominant
Age Group
$25.05 Cost Per Result
(Men)
$35.12 Cost Per Result
(Women)

The 25–34 male demographic dominates conversions, with a secondary cluster in 35–44. This aligns tightly with the brand's tattoo/streetwear aesthetic — targeting is hitting the right audience.

Platform Breakdown Where It's Working
IG · Impr.
~84K
IG · Results
~30
FB · Impr.
~28K
FB · Results
~8

Instagram is the clear driver — roughly 3x the impressions and nearly 4x the results of Facebook. Budget is already gravitating toward the stronger placement, which is exactly what we want to see.

Top Creatives
Born Dead shorts on-body lifestyle ad
Born Dead camo pants restock ad
Born Dead graphic shirt lifestyle ad
Key Takeaways What This Campaign Proved
01 Strong cost-per-purchase for a young brand

$27.04 per website purchase is a solid baseline for a streetwear brand still building its audience. 38 purchases on roughly $1,000 of spend shows the funnel converts.

02 Instagram is the breakout placement

Instagram is delivering roughly 3x the impressions and the majority of results compared to Facebook. The audience clearly lives on IG — budget should follow.

03 Tracking is undercounting real conversions

Conversions API shows +100% more purchases than Pixel alone in the most recent window — actual sales volume may be meaningfully higher than the headline number.

04 Audience-creative fit is dialed in

84% of purchases come from men 25–34 — directly matching the tattoo/dark-streetwear aesthetic of the creative. This is not a targeting problem, it's a scaling opportunity.

05 Restock urgency messaging performs

The camo pants restock ad pairs product detail callouts with scarcity messaging ("sold out by tomorrow") — this format is worth testing across other SKUs.