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TrojanPaid Media Report

YouTube · Google Ads · June 2026 · via Wetpaint Advertising

YouTube campaign built for awareness, views and conversions, run through Wetpaint Advertising. Spend landed on plan while impressions, clicks, engagement and subscriber growth all ran ahead of the estimated KPIs.

R18.9K
Spend managed (June)
1.78M
Impressions
6,981
New subscribers

KPI Performance: June 2026

MetricEstimated KPIActual result
SpendR19,000R18,942.89
Impressions1,460,0001,781,867
Views (Paid Advertising)170,000202,955
Clicks5,75813,105
Engagement237,500270,695
New Subscribers3,4996,981

Account screenshots

Pulled directly from the live ad and analytics accounts for the reporting period.

Trojan: YouTube Ads insights: June 2026
YouTube Ads insights: June 2026
Trojan: Campaign performance
Campaign performance
Trojan: Audience & device breakdown
Audience & device breakdown
Trojan: Geo-location performance
Geo-location performance
Trojan: Top & least performing video ads
Top & least performing video ads
Trojan: YouTube channel analytics
YouTube channel analytics

Recommendations & outcomes

Conclusion: Consistent, efficient delivery

Hold YouTube as a reliable channel for awareness, views and conversions, with stable cost per conversion and CPC benchmarks across the month.

Outcome

Delivery stayed strong across impressions, views and clicks. Engagement skewed female (53.10% vs. 46.90% male) with the strongest concentration in the 25–44 age group, and subscriber acquisition remained exceptionally strong, contributing to sustained channel growth.

Recommendation: Maintain investment & core audience

Maintain the YouTube investment to protect reach and visibility, and keep prioritising the high-performing 25–44 age group while leaving exposure to younger and older audiences open for future acquisition.

Rationale

Performance remains effective and cost-efficient, and continues to support product consideration through the purchasing journey and long-term brand growth.

Recommendation: Creative & mobile-first formats

Keep producing gym-focused, interactive video content: fitness challenge formats that lean into broader goal-setting and fitness themes rather than just the gym experience itself.

Next step

Continue investing in mobile-first creative and campaign formats, as mobile remains the strongest driver of both engagement and conversions.