Marketing measured in customers, not clicks.

Meta and Instagram ads, real content from real customers, and the email and text follow-up that turns a first visit into a regular. Tracked from the ad to the booked appointment.

One campaign, one client

Twenty-two times the ad spend, in customer lifetime value.

A single Meta campaign, three weeks, one ad set with four creatives. It brought in 13 new customers at $19 each, and 85 percent of the traffic came through Instagram. Lifetime value is projected over two years at the client's own visit rate. The first visit alone returned 1.8 times the spend, before anyone came back.

22x
Projected lifetime value against ad spend
$19
Cost per new customer
85%
Of results from Instagram

We run the whole thing: the ads, the content, the follow-up, and the weekly read that tells us what to change.

Campaign read
Three weeks, one ad set, four creatives
13
booked
Where the visits came fromVisitsSharePlacement
Instagram14285%Reels, Stories
Facebook2515%Feed
Everywhere else00%Cut next flight
84% of the traffic was under 35 Next flight narrows to what booked

One ad set, several creatives, and the platform picks the winner

At a local budget, splitting the money across audiences starves every one of them. We run one campaign, one ad set, broad targeting pinned to a radius around you, and let Meta move the spend to the creative that books.

  • Tracking firstThe pixel is installed and firing on your booking page before a dollar is spent, so the campaign optimises to intent, not to clicks.
  • Read weeklyAge, gender and placement, against your own booking records rather than the platform's attribution.
  • NarrowThe next flight goes to the people and the placement that actually converted.
Which one would you order from? Same product
Rendered product shot
Is this even real?
A customer, on her counter
Sent to her. Says so.
Review after purchase
Asked, not written
Creators disclose, every time No fake accounts, ever

Real customers on camera, because rendered images don't sell

Buyers have got very good at spotting rendered and AI product imagery, and the reaction is not about taste. It is "will a real thing actually arrive." Copy cannot argue anyone out of that. A real person holding your product, on a real counter, in real light, does.

  • Product seeded to creators who say they were sent it, which is what makes the review believable
  • Reviews collected from real buyers after purchase, never written by us
  • Forums and communities worked openly, as the brand, where brands are welcome
One flight, four creatives Cut from your photos
Reel, 12 seconds
Seven cuts, one line each
Carousel, five cards
The range, one per card
Static, the control
One great photo, no overlay
Vertical first, for Reels and Stories No AI people, no AI shop

Cut in house, from your real work

The ads are built from your own photos and clips: the real cut, the real product, the real room. Someone who has never met you is deciding whether to trust you, and an invented storefront reads as a scam the moment they walk in and it is not there.

  • Several creatives per flight, so one that misses does not burn the whole budget
  • AI used for cleanup only: reframing to vertical, upscaling phone footage, a clean end card
  • Organic posts on a cadence, in your voice, on your account, in a design that matches your brand
After they book
Written once, sent on the schedule
List is yours
WhenChannelWhatOpt-out
Booked, that minuteTextConfirmationEvery message
Day after the visitTextReview askEvery message
Due back, day 30Email, textCome backEvery message
Consent recorded at booking Nothing goes out without it

The customer you paid for stays a customer

An ad buys the first visit. The second one is where the money is, and it is the one most businesses leave to chance. Every booking lands in a list you own, and the follow-up goes out on its own: a confirmation the minute they book, a review ask the day after, a nudge when they are due back.

  • Every contact in a list your business owns, not in the ad platform
  • Email and text, written once with you, then sent on the schedule
  • Consent captured at booking and an opt-out on every message, so it stays legal and stays welcome

Everything a month includes.

Meta and Instagram ads

The campaign build, the creative, the targeting, the budget, and a weekly read of what booked and what did not.

UGC and creator seeding

Product sent to creators who disclose it, reviews collected from real buyers after purchase, and communities worked openly as the brand.

Organic social

Posts on a cadence, in your voice, on your own account, in a design that matches your brand rather than a template.

Email and text follow-up

Confirmations, review requests and come-back nudges, sent on a schedule from a list your business owns.

Tracking that ties spend to customers

The pixel, events on the pages that matter, and attribution read against your own booking records rather than the platform’s.

Landing pages and offers

The page the ad lands on and the offer it makes, built around what you can deliver on your busiest week.

Questions we get before the first call.

What do you need from us to start?

Access to the ad account, the Instagram, and the site, and an hour to go through what you sell and who your best customers are. If there is no ad account yet, we set one up in your name.

How much do we need to spend on ads?

Enough to learn which ad and which audience actually books, which for a local business is usually a few hundred dollars over a few weeks. Then we put money behind what worked rather than what we hoped would.

Our ad account is restricted. Can you fix that?

Often, yes. It happens to new accounts and to product categories the platform looks at closely. We review what caused it, fix the listing or the creative that tripped it, and appeal. We do not open new accounts to get around a restriction. That gets a business banned for good.

Do you write reviews or testimonials for us?

No. Reviews come from real buyers, asked after the purchase. Creators say they were sent the product. Anything else is a problem with the FTC, and it reads as fake anyway.

Who owns the accounts, the audiences, and the creative?

You do, all of it. The ad account, the pixel, the contact list, the design files and the pages are set up under your business from the first day, so if we stop working together you keep everything and nothing has to be rebuilt.

How long until we see something?

Tracking goes in first. Ads are usually live within two to three weeks, and the first honest read comes a week after that. A campaign needs around fifty conversions before the platform stops guessing, and we set it up to get there.

What happens if it does not work?

It is month to month after the setup. If cost per booked customer is not moving after a full cycle and we cannot tell you why, you should leave, and everything is already in your name.

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