BendPak is one of the most established names in the automotive lift industry, making hydraulic lifts, jacks, and shop equipment sold across multiple sub-brands for over fifty years. Their flagship BendPak line serves professional shops, and their QuickJack brand serves enthusiasts and prosumers.
We recently partnered with them to handle creative production for all paid media efforts across their subbrands and channels.
BendPak had already built one of the strongest digital marketing engines in the industry, spanning search, email, organic, and ecommerce. Meta was the one channel that had not yet been turned into a reliable, performance-driven revenue source.
Earlier efforts on the platform had leaned toward boosted content and awareness, without the creative testing, conversion structure, and attribution needed to scale profitably. The goal was clear: diversify revenue beyond their core channels and build a paid social engine strong enough to scale on its own, without adding pressure to the programs that were already performing.
On the surface this looked like a spend problem or a platform problem. It wasn’t.
Earlier Meta efforts had been structured for awareness and engagement rather than conversions. Creative was built for organic feeds, not engineered as performance ads with distinct hooks and messaging for each buyer segment. The audience and the brand strength were already there; what the channel needed was a way to capitalize on it.
For the first time, the creative engine and the spend engine were running in lockstep.
BendPak
Significant incremental revenue
QuickJack
Significant incremental revenue
REVENUE CHANNEL
On a channel that was previously zero
Crushed it is an understatement. Results like this don’t happen by accident. Thanks again for everyone’s hard work. The wins have been echoing through the halls all week. — Tyler Rex, Senior Director of Marketing at BendPak
Most advertisers who say “X platform doesn’t work for us” mean “the creative we ran on X platform didn’t work.” It’s a creative problem, and it’s expensive, because it drives up the cost per conversion and collapses margins without clear signals that your media buyer can solve.
If your paid program has hit a ceiling, the bottleneck is almost never the spend. It’s the creative engine feeding it.