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D2C wellness brand selling natural supplements. Goal was simple — make paid ads profitable and scalable, not just “get traffic."

What we did : Ran Meta conversion campaigns (purchase objective) with CBO from day 1 Focused heavily on video + testimonial creatives (this was the biggest lever) Built a proper remarketing layer (site visitors + cart abandoners) Synced Meta Pixel + Shopify properly (most accounts mess this up) Continuous A/B testing on creatives + landing pages

Numbers: ~36K+ sessions generated 600+ total orders Conversion rate: ~1.6% Paid ads drove ~170 tracked purchases Cost per purchase stayed consistently low (sub-$5 equivalent range) ROAS: ~4x (stable, not spike-based)

What actually moved the needle: UGC/testimonial creatives outperformed static by a big margin CBO helped scale without blowing up CPA Retargeting wasn’t optional — it closed a large chunk of conversions Consistency > hacks (daily small optimizations beat big changes)

Big takeaway: This wasn’t some viral product or insane budget play. It was just: good creative + clean tracking + disciplined scaling. Once those 3 clicked, performance became predictable.

If you’re stuck at breakeven or volatile ROAS, chances are it’s not your ad account — it’s your creative + funnel alignment.

Happy to break down anything deeper if needed.

D2C wellness brand selling natural supplements. Goal was simple — make paid ads profitable and scalable, not just “get traffic."

What we did : Ran Meta conversion campaigns (purchase objective) with CBO from day 1 Focused heavily on video + testimonial creatives (this was the biggest lever) Built a proper remarketing layer (site visitors + cart abandoners) Synced Meta Pixel + Shopify properly (most accounts mess this up) Continuous A/B testing on creatives + landing pages

Numbers: ~36K+ sessions generated 600+ total orders Conversion rate: ~1.6% Paid ads drove ~170 tracked purchases Cost per purchase stayed consistently low (sub-$5 equivalent range) ROAS: ~4x (stable, not spike-based)

What actually moved the needle: UGC/testimonial creatives outperformed static by a big margin CBO helped scale without blowing up CPA Retargeting wasn’t optional — it closed a large chunk of conversions Consistency > hacks (daily small optimizations beat big changes)

Big takeaway: This wasn’t some viral product or insane budget play. It was just: good creative + clean tracking + disciplined scaling. Once those 3 clicked, performance became predictable.

If you’re stuck at breakeven or volatile ROAS, chances are it’s not your ad account — it’s your creative + funnel alignment.

Happy to break down anything deeper if needed.

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D2C wellness brand selling natural supplements. Goal was simple — make paid ads profitable and scalable, not just “get traffic."

What we did : Ran Meta conversion campaigns (purchase objective) with CBO from day 1 Focused heavily on video + testimonial creatives (this was the biggest lever) Built a proper remarketing layer (site visitors + cart abandoners) Synced Meta Pixel + Shopify properly (most accounts mess this up) Continuous A/B testing on creatives + landing pages

Numbers: ~36K+ sessions generated 600+ total orders Conversion rate: ~1.6% Paid ads drove ~170 tracked purchases Cost per purchase stayed consistently low (sub-$5 equivalent range) ROAS: ~4x (stable, not spike-based)

What actually moved the needle: UGC/testimonial creatives outperformed static by a big margin CBO helped scale without blowing up CPA Retargeting wasn’t optional — it closed a large chunk of conversions Consistency > hacks (daily small optimizations beat big changes)

Big takeaway: This wasn’t some viral product or insane budget play. It was just: good creative + clean tracking + disciplined scaling. Once those 3 clicked, performance became predictable.

If you’re stuck at breakeven or volatile ROAS, chances are it’s not your ad account — it’s your creative + funnel alignment.

Happy to break down anything deeper if needed.

We worked with an education brand in the skill development space that had a common problem: Multiple programs, but no clear system to scale leads efficiently.

So we rebuilt their entire ad structure from scratch. The Setup Duration: ~90 days Channel: Meta Ads

Instead of running everything through one funnel, we split campaigns based on intent and offer: Instant form leads Website conversions Messaging (DM/WhatsApp) Webinar registrations

The idea was simple: Different users convert differently — so stop forcing one path.

The Numbers Over the campaign period: 1.42M+ impressions 806K+ reach 660+ total results (leads + conversations) This wasn’t one viral campaign. It was multiple funnels working together.

What Actually Worked Some standout performance buckets: 152 messaging conversations (job-focused offer) 65 leads from consulting funnel (high efficiency segment) 42 website leads via webinar funnel 70+ combined website leads from high-intent campaigns

What We Learned Clear pattern: Outcome-based offers (like job guarantee) drove the highest intent Webinar funnels worked best for warming up cold audiences Generic course ads had higher costs and lower conversion rates So instead of scaling everything… We doubled down on what users already responded to.

The Real Strategy Most ad accounts fail because they try to scale ONE funnel. We didn’t. We built: Multiple offers Multiple funnels Multiple conversion paths Then let performance data decide where to push spend.

Final Takeaway If you're running ads for education or info products: Stop thinking in terms of one funnel. Think in systems.

Some users want to chat. Some want proof. Some need a webinar. Some are ready to convert immediately. Build for all of them.

That’s how you scale.

We worked with an education brand in the skill development space that had a common problem: Multiple programs, but no clear system to scale leads efficiently.

So we rebuilt their entire ad structure from scratch. The Setup Duration: ~90 days Channel: Meta Ads

Instead of running everything through one funnel, we split campaigns based on intent and offer: Instant form leads Website conversions Messaging (DM/WhatsApp) Webinar registrations

The idea was simple: Different users convert differently — so stop forcing one path.

The Numbers Over the campaign period: 1.42M+ impressions 806K+ reach 660+ total results (leads + conversations) This wasn’t one viral campaign. It was multiple funnels working together.

What Actually Worked Some standout performance buckets: 152 messaging conversations (job-focused offer) 65 leads from consulting funnel (high efficiency segment) 42 website leads via webinar funnel 70+ combined website leads from high-intent campaigns

What We Learned Clear pattern: Outcome-based offers (like job guarantee) drove the highest intent Webinar funnels worked best for warming up cold audiences Generic course ads had higher costs and lower conversion rates So instead of scaling everything… We doubled down on what users already responded to.

The Real Strategy Most ad accounts fail because they try to scale ONE funnel. We didn’t. We built: Multiple offers Multiple funnels Multiple conversion paths Then let performance data decide where to push spend.

Final Takeaway If you're running ads for education or info products: Stop thinking in terms of one funnel. Think in systems.

Some users want to chat. Some want proof. Some need a webinar. Some are ready to convert immediately. Build for all of them.

That’s how you scale.

We worked with an education brand in the skill development space that had a common problem: Multiple programs, but no clear system to scale leads efficiently.

So we rebuilt their entire ad structure from scratch. The Setup Duration: ~90 days Channel: Meta Ads

Instead of running everything through one funnel, we split campaigns based on intent and offer: Instant form leads Website conversions Messaging (DM/WhatsApp) Webinar registrations

The idea was simple: Different users convert differently — so stop forcing one path.

The Numbers Over the campaign period: 1.42M+ impressions 806K+ reach 660+ total results (leads + conversations) This wasn’t one viral campaign. It was multiple funnels working together.

What Actually Worked Some standout performance buckets: 152 messaging conversations (job-focused offer) 65 leads from consulting funnel (high efficiency segment) 42 website leads via webinar funnel 70+ combined website leads from high-intent campaigns

What We Learned Clear pattern: Outcome-based offers (like job guarantee) drove the highest intent Webinar funnels worked best for warming up cold audiences Generic course ads had higher costs and lower conversion rates So instead of scaling everything… We doubled down on what users already responded to.

The Real Strategy Most ad accounts fail because they try to scale ONE funnel. We didn’t. We built: Multiple offers Multiple funnels Multiple conversion paths Then let performance data decide where to push spend.

Final Takeaway If you're running ads for education or info products: Stop thinking in terms of one funnel. Think in systems.

Some users want to chat. Some want proof. Some need a webinar. Some are ready to convert immediately. Build for all of them.

That’s how you scale.

We worked with an education brand in the skill development space that had a common problem: Multiple programs, but no clear system to scale leads efficiently.

So we rebuilt their entire ad structure from scratch. The Setup Duration: ~90 days Channel: Meta Ads

Instead of running everything through one funnel, we split campaigns based on intent and offer: Instant form leads Website conversions Messaging (DM/WhatsApp) Webinar registrations

The idea was simple: Different users convert differently — so stop forcing one path.

The Numbers Over the campaign period: 1.42M+ impressions 806K+ reach 660+ total results (leads + conversations) This wasn’t one viral campaign. It was multiple funnels working together.

What Actually Worked Some standout performance buckets: 152 messaging conversations (job-focused offer) 65 leads from consulting funnel (high efficiency segment) 42 website leads via webinar funnel 70+ combined website leads from high-intent campaigns

What We Learned Clear pattern: Outcome-based offers (like job guarantee) drove the highest intent Webinar funnels worked best for warming up cold audiences Generic course ads had higher costs and lower conversion rates So instead of scaling everything… We doubled down on what users already responded to.

The Real Strategy Most ad accounts fail because they try to scale ONE funnel. We didn’t. We built: Multiple offers Multiple funnels Multiple conversion paths Then let performance data decide where to push spend.

Final Takeaway If you're running ads for education or info products: Stop thinking in terms of one funnel. Think in systems.

Some users want to chat. Some want proof. Some need a webinar. Some are ready to convert immediately. Build for all of them.

That’s how you scale.

We worked with an education brand in the skill development space that had a common problem: Multiple programs, but no clear system to scale leads efficiently.

So we rebuilt their entire ad structure from scratch. The Setup Duration: ~90 days Channel: Meta Ads

Instead of running everything through one funnel, we split campaigns based on intent and offer: Instant form leads Website conversions Messaging (DM/WhatsApp) Webinar registrations

The idea was simple: Different users convert differently — so stop forcing one path.

The Numbers Over the campaign period: 1.42M+ impressions 806K+ reach 660+ total results (leads + conversations) This wasn’t one viral campaign. It was multiple funnels working together.

What Actually Worked Some standout performance buckets: 152 messaging conversations (job-focused offer) 65 leads from consulting funnel (high efficiency segment) 42 website leads via webinar funnel 70+ combined website leads from high-intent campaigns

What We Learned Clear pattern: Outcome-based offers (like job guarantee) drove the highest intent Webinar funnels worked best for warming up cold audiences Generic course ads had higher costs and lower conversion rates So instead of scaling everything… We doubled down on what users already responded to.

The Real Strategy Most ad accounts fail because they try to scale ONE funnel. We didn’t. We built: Multiple offers Multiple funnels Multiple conversion paths Then let performance data decide where to push spend.

Final Takeaway If you're running ads for education or info products: Stop thinking in terms of one funnel. Think in systems.

Some users want to chat. Some want proof. Some need a webinar. Some are ready to convert immediately. Build for all of them.

That’s how you scale.

We worked with an education brand in the skill development space that had a common problem: Multiple programs, but no clear system to scale leads efficiently.

So we rebuilt their entire ad structure from scratch. The Setup Duration: ~90 days Channel: Meta Ads

Instead of running everything through one funnel, we split campaigns based on intent and offer: Instant form leads Website conversions Messaging (DM/WhatsApp) Webinar registrations

The idea was simple: Different users convert differently — so stop forcing one path.

The Numbers Over the campaign period: 1.42M+ impressions 806K+ reach 660+ total results (leads + conversations) This wasn’t one viral campaign. It was multiple funnels working together.

What Actually Worked Some standout performance buckets: 152 messaging conversations (job-focused offer) 65 leads from consulting funnel (high efficiency segment) 42 website leads via webinar funnel 70+ combined website leads from high-intent campaigns

What We Learned Clear pattern: Outcome-based offers (like job guarantee) drove the highest intent Webinar funnels worked best for warming up cold audiences Generic course ads had higher costs and lower conversion rates So instead of scaling everything… We doubled down on what users already responded to.

The Real Strategy Most ad accounts fail because they try to scale ONE funnel. We didn’t. We built: Multiple offers Multiple funnels Multiple conversion paths Then let performance data decide where to push spend.

Final Takeaway If you're running ads for education or info products: Stop thinking in terms of one funnel. Think in systems.

Some users want to chat. Some want proof. Some need a webinar. Some are ready to convert immediately. Build for all of them.

That’s how you scale.

We worked with an education brand in the skill development space that had a common problem: Multiple programs, but no clear system to scale leads efficiently.

So we rebuilt their entire ad structure from scratch. The Setup Duration: ~90 days Channel: Meta Ads

Instead of running everything through one funnel, we split campaigns based on intent and offer: Instant form leads Website conversions Messaging (DM/WhatsApp) Webinar registrations

The idea was simple: Different users convert differently — so stop forcing one path.

The Numbers Over the campaign period: 1.42M+ impressions 806K+ reach 660+ total results (leads + conversations) This wasn’t one viral campaign. It was multiple funnels working together.

What Actually Worked Some standout performance buckets: 152 messaging conversations (job-focused offer) 65 leads from consulting funnel (high efficiency segment) 42 website leads via webinar funnel 70+ combined website leads from high-intent campaigns

What We Learned Clear pattern: Outcome-based offers (like job guarantee) drove the highest intent Webinar funnels worked best for warming up cold audiences Generic course ads had higher costs and lower conversion rates So instead of scaling everything… We doubled down on what users already responded to.

The Real Strategy Most ad accounts fail because they try to scale ONE funnel. We didn’t. We built: Multiple offers Multiple funnels Multiple conversion paths Then let performance data decide where to push spend.

Final Takeaway If you're running ads for education or info products: Stop thinking in terms of one funnel. Think in systems.

Some users want to chat. Some want proof. Some need a webinar. Some are ready to convert immediately. Build for all of them.

That’s how you scale.

We worked with an education brand in the skill development space that had a common problem: Multiple programs, but no clear system to scale leads efficiently.

So we rebuilt their entire ad structure from scratch. The Setup Duration: ~90 days Channel: Meta Ads

Instead of running everything through one funnel, we split campaigns based on intent and offer: Instant form leads Website conversions Messaging (DM/WhatsApp) Webinar registrations

The idea was simple: Different users convert differently — so stop forcing one path.

The Numbers Over the campaign period: 1.42M+ impressions 806K+ reach 660+ total results (leads + conversations) This wasn’t one viral campaign. It was multiple funnels working together.

What Actually Worked Some standout performance buckets: 152 messaging conversations (job-focused offer) 65 leads from consulting funnel (high efficiency segment) 42 website leads via webinar funnel 70+ combined website leads from high-intent campaigns

What We Learned Clear pattern: Outcome-based offers (like job guarantee) drove the highest intent Webinar funnels worked best for warming up cold audiences Generic course ads had higher costs and lower conversion rates So instead of scaling everything… We doubled down on what users already responded to.

The Real Strategy Most ad accounts fail because they try to scale ONE funnel. We didn’t. We built: Multiple offers Multiple funnels Multiple conversion paths Then let performance data decide where to push spend.

Final Takeaway If you're running ads for education or info products: Stop thinking in terms of one funnel. Think in systems.

Some users want to chat. Some want proof. Some need a webinar. Some are ready to convert immediately. Build for all of them.

That’s how you scale.

We worked with an education brand in the skill development space that had a common problem: Multiple programs, but no clear system to scale leads efficiently.

So we rebuilt their entire ad structure from scratch. The Setup Duration: ~90 days Channel: Meta Ads

Instead of running everything through one funnel, we split campaigns based on intent and offer: Instant form leads Website conversions Messaging (DM/WhatsApp) Webinar registrations

The idea was simple: Different users convert differently — so stop forcing one path.

The Numbers Over the campaign period: 1.42M+ impressions 806K+ reach 660+ total results (leads + conversations) This wasn’t one viral campaign. It was multiple funnels working together.

What Actually Worked Some standout performance buckets: 152 messaging conversations (job-focused offer) 65 leads from consulting funnel (high efficiency segment) 42 website leads via webinar funnel 70+ combined website leads from high-intent campaigns

What We Learned Clear pattern: Outcome-based offers (like job guarantee) drove the highest intent Webinar funnels worked best for warming up cold audiences Generic course ads had higher costs and lower conversion rates So instead of scaling everything… We doubled down on what users already responded to.

The Real Strategy Most ad accounts fail because they try to scale ONE funnel. We didn’t. We built: Multiple offers Multiple funnels Multiple conversion paths Then let performance data decide where to push spend.

Final Takeaway If you're running ads for education or info products: Stop thinking in terms of one funnel. Think in systems.

Some users want to chat. Some want proof. Some need a webinar. Some are ready to convert immediately. Build for all of them.

That’s how you scale.