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Paid social that gets sharper every week.

Facebook and Instagram campaigns built on structured creative testing and audience strategy — spend follows whichever variant is actually converting, backed by reporting that connects ad spend to real leads.

Creative Testing

LIVE
Variant ALeading

Problem-first hook

18.4k 1.4% CTR
Variant B

Social-proof angle

26.1k 2.3% CTR
Variant C

Offer-led hook

14.7k 1.1% CTR

Reach

0

Avg. CTR

1.6%

Cost / Lead

$18.40

Illustrative example — budget shifts to whichever variant is winning.

How a campaign runs

Testing, targeting, spend, results — in that order.

Creative gets tested before it gets scaled, audiences get refined as data comes in, and budget always follows performance.

Creative Testing

3–5 variants

Audience Targeting

Segments + retargeting

Spend

Shifts to winners

Results

Leads & conversions

Under-performing creative gets cut early — spend follows the data, not a gut feeling.

What's included

Creative testing framework

Audience & retargeting strategy

Attribution & reporting

Campaign Analytics

Reach and engagement are the input. Leads are the point.

Illustrative example of the kind of view we build — every number tied back to cost per lead and cost per conversion.

Reach

0

+12.4%

Engagement

0

+8.1%

Leads

0

+21.6%

Conversions

0

+14.2%

Spend-to-conversion trend

Illustrative example — not client data.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from just boosting a post?

Boosting extends an existing post to more people. A real Meta Ads program starts with campaign objectives and audience structure, runs multiple creative variants against each other on purpose, and reallocates spend toward whichever angle is actually converting — with retargeting layered on top for people who didn't convert the first time.

How many ad creatives do you test at once?

Typically a handful of variants per test — different hooks, formats, and angles — rather than one ad running indefinitely. Once a clear winner emerges, budget shifts toward it and the underperforming variants get cut rather than left running out of habit.

How do you report on performance?

Reporting ties platform metrics (reach, CTR, cost per result) to what actually happens after the click — leads and conversions in your CRM — instead of stopping at platform-reported numbers, so you can see cost per qualified lead, not just cost per click.

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