LOBLOO
25%+ profit margin held across 11 markets — scaling a premium combat sports brand against established category giants
LOBLOO sells a premium groin guard at $49.99 in a category dominated by brands like Diamond MMA, Shock Doctor, and Venum — many priced as low as $13. Through full-service Amazon advertising and listing optimisation services across 11 markets, profit margins were protected, the price point held without sacrificing conversion, and LOBLOO now outperforms category competitors by 2x on conversion rate for their most critical keywords.
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LOBLOO was founded by Usama Aziz — an Olympian wrestler, national boxing team athlete, and former European MMA champion. With more than 34 years competing at the highest level, over 3,000 fights, 400 weigh-ins without ever missing one, and 9 surgeries, he knows what it takes to win. At age 41, he ended his career with one of his best performances — defeating UFC Hall of Fame pioneer Jens Pulver.
Throughout his journey, he never found an athletic cup that didn't distract, hinder, or wear on him. That frustration became the spark for LOBLOO: to create the kind of equipment he had always wished for — with the answer found in nature's own bionic design.
With rising CPCs and increasing competition from established brands, LOBLOO needed to maintain sales volume while improving profit margins to 30%. Several compounding pressures made this difficult:
Rising Amazon advertising costs eating into profitability while established competitors like Diamond MMA, Shock Doctor, and Venum dominated the category
Declining branded search volume, forcing a need to find new ways to win customers outside of brand recognition
A premium price point of $49.99 that required clear, compelling Amazon listing optimisation to convert against rivals priced as low as $13
An underoptimised customer journey limiting conversion rates and making it harder to justify the premium positioning

Full-service Amazon management across all marketplaces, with a focus on profitability, conversion, and sustainable growth:
AMAZON PPC STRATEGY & BRAND DEFENSE
We built and managed Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, and Sponsored Brands Video campaigns with a dual focus on Amazon brand management and profitability — structured to maintain a 30% profit margin even as average CPCs increased.
COMPETITOR & MARKET RESEARCH
We conducted extensive competitor and market research to identify growth opportunities, keyword gaps, pricing strategies, and content improvements that could differentiate LOBLOO from established rivals in the Amazon advertising landscape.
AMAZON LISTING OPTIMISATION & A+ CONTENT
We led a complete Amazon listing optimisation project — covering title and SEO enhancements, updated main and secondary images, Premium A+ Content, and a full Brand Store redesign — all aimed at improving conversion rates and communicating the product's unique value.
25%+
Profit margin maintained consistently
$49.99
Price point held against competitors at $13–34
2×
Conversion rate vs competitors on hyper-relevant keywords
+13%
Avg. CPC increase absorbed without margin sacrifice
11
Active markets — USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Spain, Italy, France, Sweden, Netherlands, Poland, Belgium

Amazon PPC campaigns were structured around a 30% profit margin target, with bid strategies and campaign types selected to maximise efficiency. Even as average CPCs rose by 13%, the campaign architecture ensured spend remained within profitable thresholds.
The Amazon listing optimisation project — including Premium A+ Content, updated imagery, and a redesigned Brand Store — made a clear, compelling case for the product's premium value. When shoppers understood the product's unique origin and design, the price became justifiable relative to cheaper alternatives.
A combination of stronger Amazon listing content, more relevant keyword targeting, and a clearer customer journey meant that shoppers who landed on LOBLOO's listing converted at double the rate of competitors on the same high-intent keywords.
Extensive Amazon SEO keyword research identified gaps in non-branded, category-level search terms where LOBLOO could win new customers. Amazon Sponsored Brands campaigns were used to build brand awareness at the top of search results and grow branded recognition over time.
The Brand Store was rebuilt to clearly communicate LOBLOO's founder story, product philosophy, and category differentiation — giving shoppers a compelling destination that supports the premium positioning as part of our Amazon brand management service.
Rather than trying to outspend Diamond MMA, Shock Doctor, or Venum, the Amazon advertising strategy focused on winning the specific keywords and customer segments where LOBLOO's product genuinely outperforms — targeting high-intent buyers and converting them at a higher rate than the category average.
Usama Aziz's 34-year career, 3,000+ fights, and personal frustration with existing products give LOBLOO an authentic origin story that resonates with serious combat sports athletes — a key asset in our Amazon listing optimisation and content strategy.
Combat sports is a globally distributed category with demand across the US, UK, Australia, and Europe. Operating across 11 markets allows LOBLOO to capture revenue from multiple regions simultaneously, reducing dependence on any single Amazon marketplace.
Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, and Sponsored Brands Video campaigns were all used — each serving a distinct role across the Amazon advertising funnel, from awareness and brand defense through to direct conversion on high-intent search terms.
Services included Amazon PPC management, Amazon listing optimisation and A+ content, account management, FBA logistics, multi-marketplace expansion, new product launches, brand protection and competitor defense, and account health and compliance management.