Sarah, the reach is already there: three decades in Bondi and 164,000 followers. What is missing is a paid account built to match it, structured around hero brands, best sellers and the Chosen by Tuchuzy relaunch instead of a wall of discount ads. Here is the plan to fix it, and the fashion record to back it.
Prepared for Sarah Mitsis, Tuchuzy · 121 Group, formerly Search Insights, Melbourne · Strategy session Monday 4:30pm · Private and confidential
This is a Stage 1 read, built from your questionnaire and our own research across the Meta Ad Library, Google and the competitors you named. The spend and ROAS figures are your own estimates. Give us read-only access and a free Stage 2 audit turns them into exact numbers, real ROAS by campaign, real account structure, before anything is signed.
Across what is visible in the Meta Ad Library, the ads lead on discount: "up to 70% off", "10% off your first order", "sale now". Discount as the headline trains a premium audience to wait for the next markdown, and with ROAS at 1:1 to 1:2 on roughly $5,000 a month, the account is break-even to loss-making before you count the margin you gave away to get the sale. For a 30-year Bondi label with 164K followers, that is the opposite of the position the brand has earned.
Around 14 concurrent campaigns, several running the same creative as separate entries. That splits your budget into pieces too small to learn from and starves Meta's algorithm of the signal it needs to optimise. Consolidation alone usually moves ROAS.
Your own label appears folded inside generic product and sale ads, never given its own brand moment, even though it already has its own following at @chosenbytuchuzy. A relaunch buried inside designer promos is a relaunch that never really launches.
164K on Instagram, a daily content engine, Google Search already pulling its weight, and @chosenbytuchuzy live. The raw material is strong. It just is not wired into paid: nothing suggests the 164K is being used as a retargeting or lookalike source at all.
You named Girls With Gems, DISSH, Venroy, One Mile, Mode Sportif and The New Trend. We will map that set properly in Stage 2, who is active on Meta, who is not, and where the whitespace is, so your account is built against the real landscape rather than a guess.
You recognised us for our fashion work, CAMILLA and the rest, and that is exactly the point. This agency's ecommerce muscle was built on fashion and beauty: two decades across swimwear, jewellery, cosmetics and boutique labels. Every lever in this proposal (full-price growth, aesthetic-first creative, email as the margin engine, structure over discount) is one we have already run for brands like these.
+113.89% revenue YoY · +21% AOVSwim and resortwear grown at full price on aesthetic-first paid social plus lifecycle email. Revenue climbed while the premium position stayed intact.
Why it matters: your exact swim and resort category, grown without leaning on discount. The opposite of the "up to 70% off" ads live now.
200,000 new likes & followersLuxury-safe social growth for Australia's resortwear house. A large owned audience built without cheapening the brand.
Why it matters: proof we scale a big owned social audience the premium way. The model for turning your 164K into a paid asset.
+400% revenue YoY · 6:1 ROAS · email 3xSeven-figure Facebook months with search and email all pulling in the same direction.
Why it matters: a Meta-led rebuild that took ROAS from break-even to 6:1. The exact move your account needs.
FB 14.6:1 · Google 8:1 · Email 50:1Australian beauty royalty on a full-funnel paid and email programme.
Why it matters: the funnel plus email engine that turns an idle audience into margin, the channel your 164K is missing.
+101% website salesOffer-led acquisition for a multi-brand designer outlet, with the funnel tuned to convert.
Why it matters: the closest structural match to Tuchuzy, multi-brand designer retail.
55:1 SEM ROAS · SEO revenue +93%Australia's most-loved jewellery label on SEM, SEO, social and email in one joined-up programme.
Why it matters: the headline return, and the single connected programme you would be on.
Email is the margin engine, paid amplifies the drops, and premium brands grow at full price when creative honours the brand instead of shouting a discount. Tigerlily grew 113.89% year on year with its full-price position intact. That is the same playbook we would bring to Tuchuzy and the Chosen by Tuchuzy relaunch.
















Results and labels as published on our client record across 121 Group and Search Insights. Full fashion and beauty case studies, and a reference call with a fashion client, available before anything is signed.
Tuchuzy serves two shoppers at once: the established designer customer, and the younger audience the Chosen by Tuchuzy relaunch is built to bring in. We run two parallel tracks so neither dilutes the other.
The core Tuchuzy customer who buys the curated designer catalogue: higher AOV, repeat purchaser, values curation over search-and-scroll.
A younger, value-aware but still fashion-forward shopper, discovering the own-label relaunch through social, and an entry point into the wider catalogue over time.
The account does not need more campaigns. It needs the right handful, each with a clear job, feeding creative from the content engine you already run daily. We crawl before we run, and only scale a lever once the last one is firing.
Collapse the roughly 14 fragmented campaigns into a clear funnel: hero brands and best sellers, Chosen by Tuchuzy, and a dedicated retargeting layer. Audit GA4 and the Meta Pixel so ROAS is finally visible by brand and collection, not just at the account level. Google Ads reviewed alongside.
Pull creative from your existing content library and test it against the current discount-only set, moving the account off duplicated sale ads toward brand storytelling. Chosen by Tuchuzy launches as its own always-on campaign with its own voice.
Layer the organic audience into retargeting as a custom and lookalike source, and shift budget into the campaigns with proven ROAS. Sale still runs, but deliberately, as a scheduled campaign, not the account's default message.
The hands-on partnership you asked for: a monthly strategy session, proactive recommendations, competitor monitoring across the set you named, and creative testing on a cadence. You get thinking applied to the account, not just campaigns left to run.
A monthly management fee, no lock-in contract. Your media spend stays separate and entirely yours, paid straight to Meta and Google. We recommend starting on Foundation: it fixes what is costing you the most right now, a fully rebuilt and managed Meta and Google account with Chosen by Tuchuzy's story finally told, at the same media budget you spend today.
At no charge, we audit and fix GA4 and the Meta Pixel, rebuild conversion tracking, and set up ROAS visibility by brand and collection, not just at the account level. This is the foundation that makes every dollar of spend traceable, and it is included at every level below.
Meta and Google, finally structured:
Everything in Foundation, plus:
Everything in Growth, plus:
Email is consistently the highest-returning channel in every fashion book we run, and with 164K followers it is your biggest untapped margin lever. Klaviyo flows and campaign email against your drop calendar, scoped to your list. We would size it properly at Stage 2.
A senior Melbourne team you can pick up the phone to, the people behind the fashion case studies above. No juniors learning on your account.

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Your Meta Ads rebuild and management

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Head of Design & Development
Creative systems and approval workflow

Graphic Designer & Editor
Ad creative and content production

Strategic Account Director
Monthly strategy reviews
Everything so far is Stage 1: what we can read from the outside, this proposal and the SEO audit. Stage 2 is the deep dive. With read-only access to your accounts we measure the real numbers, true ROAS and attribution, exactly where the tracking breaks, and what the October site migration cost you in SEO. It is free, we change nothing, and we turn it around in 24 hours. Then we present the findings and the week-on-week roadmap you can hold us to.
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Why. Meta is the channel bleeding spend at 1:1 to 2:1. We need the real campaign structure, audiences, budgets and true ROAS behind it.
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