Growth Stories · Thigh Society

Thigh Society

Growth Story · Built to Compound

A real business, ready for real growth.

Thigh Society was already a seven-figure brand when Kat and her partner, Marissa Rodriguez, took the account on in 2021 — a real business that had hit a plateau it couldn't break through alone.

Three years later: paid media alone carries a blended 259% ROAS on a business now more than 20x the size it was the year before we came on board, and the growth goal set for the business has been beaten, ahead of schedule, every single year on record.

Category: Apparel / Intimates Engagement: 2021–present
20x+
Revenue growth since the year before we came on board
4 for 4
Years in a row we've beaten the growth goal
259%
Blended ROAS in 2024 — steady as spend scaled 3.8x

The growth curve

Drawn straight from Thigh Society's own actuals and final-reconciliation reports — we don't dress these numbers up. Shown as growth relative to 2020, the year before the account came to us (set to 1.0x), rather than as dollar figures, per client confidentiality.

24x 18x 12x 6x 0x 1.0x 2020 2.4x 2021 6.9x 2022 14.4x 2023 20x+ 2024

2020: the year before the engagement began. 2021: an early-year estimate, not a final actual. 2022–2024: closed-year actuals.

Beating the goal isn't luck. It's the plan.

Every year, we set two numbers with this account: a Plan and a harder Stretch, tracked against actuals, month by month. Shown below as a percentage of that year's own Plan — not the underlying figures, per client confidentiality. In both years with a clean paper trail, Thigh Society crossed Plan with a full quarter still on the clock — and pushed the Stretch target itself higher each year in the process.

2023
109%
of Plan reached — and cleared Stretch
Plan
Stretch
Crossed Plan before Q3 closed. Closed the year just past Stretch.
2024
115%
of Plan reached — just short of Stretch
Plan
Stretch
Crossed Plan before Q3 closed. Closed the year at 96% of our toughest Stretch yet.
How it compounds · Creative testing

The creative testing discipline underneath the number

Scaling spend 3.8x from 2022 to 2024 with ROAS holding near 260% isn't a media-buying trick. It's our creative testing process: four stages, run as a loop for as long as we're on the account, so the market decides what earns the budget.

01
Clean house Consistent naming, the right reporting columns, one product per ad set
02
Test in a sandbox New creative runs apart from what's working, so proven spend isn't at risk
03
Decide by the numbers A fair run of 48+ hours, then Kill, Hold, or Scale once it returns 2x its cost
04
Scale the winners Winners move into the growth-budget campaign; why they won feeds the next round
How we work

What compounds, year over year

None of this is a one-quarter push. It's the same three disciplines we've held all the way through a four-year run that took the business to more than 20x the size it was the year before we came on board.

01

A goal and a stretch, every year

We set both numbers before the year starts, track them monthly against cumulative actuals, and say so out loud when the market shifts — never quietly forget them.

02

The full picture, not just platform ROAS

We read Meta, Google, email, and organic together. A lot of real revenue from a scaling brand never shows up in a single ad platform's own reporting.

03

Creative testing that never stops

Not an audit we run once. A discipline we keep running — and it's the reason ROAS held near 260% even as spend nearly quadrupled.

In their words
“Alkemia is an invaluable partner in driving unprecedented growth for our brand, propelling us to over a 500% increase in revenue. If you're looking for a genuine partner in your marketing journey, look no further than Kat and her team.”
Marnie Rabinovitch ConskyFounder & CEO, Thigh Society, Inc.
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