“ROAS was great, then it wasn't.”
One winning ad carried the account. Nobody was testing the next one, so when it fatigued, everything fell off a cliff.
I run Facebook and Instagram sales campaigns for Shopify stores, course creators and digital product businesses that need a profitable return on ad spend, not just traffic. Twelve years, one process: ad → product page → purchase → repeat buyer.
Sales campaigns · ecom & digital products
Industries I've run Meta campaigns for
The three things I hear from store owners and creators on almost every first call.
One winning ad carried the account. Nobody was testing the next one, so when it fatigued, everything fell off a cliff.
Ads Manager says one thing, Shopify says another. Without proper pixel and Conversions API setup, you're scaling on guesses.
Big spend before the offer, creative and tracking are proven just burns cash faster. Scale comes after the numbers work, not before.
Each link is measured on its own. When ROAS drops, we know whether it's the ad, the page or the offer, and fix that instead of guessing.
One product, one clear reason to buy now. Bundles, first-order offers or a launch window, picked to fit your margins.
Static, video and UGC-style variants tested weekly. Winners scale, losers get cut before they eat budget.
Pixel plus Conversions API, catalog synced, purchase events matched to your store so the numbers agree.
Budget goes up only on proven ads. Retargeting and post-purchase campaigns bring buyers back for a second order.
One retainer, no setup fees, no long lock-in. You keep full ownership of your ad accounts and data.
Strategy, audiences, budgets, daily checks and weekly optimisation inside Meta Ads Manager.
Hooks, body copy and shot lists for your designer, video person or UGC creators. New variants every fortnight.
Conversion tracking that matches your store, catalog ads for ecommerce, and checkout events for digital products.
ROAS, cost per purchase and what I changed and why. A short Loom, not a 30-page PDF.

I've been running Meta campaigns for 12+ years, across pretty much every industry you can think of: agencies, law firms, flight schools, gyms, SaaS, movers, ecommerce brands, coaches. Different offers, same underlying process.
What I've noticed is that the businesses that do well aren't the ones with the cleverest ads. They're the ones where someone is actually watching the numbers every day and adjusting. That's the job.
I'm one person, not an agency. You talk to me, I run the account, and I only take on a handful of clients at a time so that stays true.
A flat monthly retainer, quoted after the first call once I've seen your account and goals. Ad spend is paid directly to Meta from your own account.
Usually within the first two to three weeks. The first month is about finding the offer, creative and audience combination that sells profitably; then we scale that.
Yes — $1,500 per month in ad spend. Below that, Meta doesn't get enough purchases to optimise properly. For ecommerce, more usually makes sense; we'll work out the right number on the call.
Yes. Courses, templates, memberships and apps from about $20 upwards. Low-ticket needs very tight tracking and a strong front-end offer, which is exactly what the process is built for.
No. Month to month after an initial three-month setup period. You keep the ad account, the pixel, the creative and the data.
15 minutes. I'll look at your current ads and funnel beforehand, tell you what I'd change and why, and you decide if you want help doing it. If we're not a fit, you'll still leave with a plan.
Leave your details and I'll get back to you within a working day, or skip the wait and grab a free 15-minute strategy call. Limited spots per month so I can actually prepare.
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