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Meta's targeting has become largely automated. What still separates a profitable account from an expensive one is creative — the hook, the offer and the format — tested systematically.
Four causes explain most underperforming accounts.
The same three ads running for months. Frequency climbs, click-through falls, cost per result rises — and it looks like the platform got worse.
Browser-based pixel tracking loses a meaningful share of conversions. Without Conversions API, the algorithm optimises on incomplete data.
Someone who bounced in three seconds treated the same as someone who abandoned a full cart, shown the same ad.
Budget split across a dozen ad sets so none ever gathers enough conversions to exit the learning phase.
We treat creative as the primary variable and build a testing structure around it: distinct hooks, formats and angles tested one at a time so results mean something. Winners scale, losers get replaced before fatigue sets in.
Underneath that, Conversions API restores the tracking signal browser restrictions removed, so the algorithm optimises on something closer to reality. Campaign structure is kept consolidated enough that ad sets actually exit the learning phase.
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Often significantly cheaper, particularly for local services.
What works in ads usually works on your website too.
Bringing back the majority who leave without converting.
Catalogue ads that scale with the product range.
Test an offer or message in days rather than months.
Still the broadest paid reach available, and still where most lead generation budgets in this channel produce their best cost per acquisition.
Facebook works best when you stop treating it like search. Nobody on Facebook is looking for you — the ad has to earn attention, then create enough interest to justify a click.
That makes creative the primary lever, not targeting. We build campaigns around a testing structure that isolates what actually drives performance: the hook, the offer, the format.
The same platform underneath, a different audience mindset and a much higher bar on creative quality.
Instagram rewards native-feeling creative. Repurposed Facebook static images underperform badly against content built for the placement — particularly Reels and Stories, where the cheapest impressions currently sit.
For e-commerce, shopping tags and catalogue-driven dynamic ads do a lot of the work. For service businesses, it is usually short-form video that carries the campaign.
Account reviewed, pixel and Conversions API verified before spend decisions.
Customer data analysed, offers and angles defined.
First testing batch built across formats and hooks.
Consolidated campaigns with clean testing, budgets sized to gather data.
Winners scaled, losers replaced, fatigue monitored continuously.
Monthly reporting on cost per acquisition, creative learnings documented.
Every engagement is scoped individually. These ranges give you a realistic idea of investment before you speak to us.
Prices are in USD and indicative starting points for scoping — final quotes depend on scope, competition and current site condition. [Confirm or edit these figures before launch.]
Project slots are ready for real client work — screenshots, brand names and outcomes drop straight into these cards.
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Both, usually. They share an ad platform, so you can run across placements and let performance decide where budget goes. Instagram tends to suit visual products and younger audiences; Facebook still reaches the broadest audience and often produces cheaper leads.
Yes, but tracking needs more effort. Browser-based pixel data lost a meaningful share of conversions, which is why Conversions API server-side tracking is now essential rather than optional. Accounts without it are optimising on incomplete data.
More than most people expect. Creative fatigues, so a continuous supply is what keeps costs stable. We plan for several new variants per month depending on spend level.
Around $1,000 per month to gather enough conversions for the algorithm to optimise. Below that, ad sets stay in the learning phase and performance never stabilises.
Yes, though it works differently from LinkedIn or search. It suits lead magnets, webinars and awareness rather than direct high-value conversion. Expect a longer nurture path.
Yes — static, carousel and short-form video concepts, plus the copy. For high-production video we work with your team or a specialist.
You do. We work inside your Business Manager, not ours. You keep the account, the pixel data and the audiences.
Give us access to your account and we will show you what your creative fatigue, tracking gaps and structure are costing you.
No obligation. If we are not the right fit for your goals, we will say so.