Meta Ads

Facebook & Instagram Ads Management

I run Meta campaigns from targeting to the weekly numbers: a message that fits your audience, a budget built on the cost per order that keeps you profitable, and cost per result watched week by week. The goal is real orders and conversations, not likes.

Where Meta budgets usually leak

  • The campaign runs and nobody knows how many orders it produced, because measurement was never set up.
  • Plenty of engagement, few sales — the objective doesn't match the stage the business is in.
  • Cost per result climbs month after month, so the campaign gets switched off instead of fixed.

How I run the account

  1. Start from the profit number

    We work out product cost, margin and the highest cost per order you can afford — the campaign is built on that number, not on a guess.

  2. One objective per campaign

    Messaging campaigns for conversations, sales campaigns for purchases. Objectives are never blended to make the numbers look better.

  3. Scale only what proves itself

    Cost per result and return reviewed weekly, budget added to the profitable campaign, and whatever isn't working stopped early.

Real results from Meta campaigns

Each case shows its numbers exactly as the ad dashboard does, with the screenshot beside them.

Common questions

What's the minimum budget worth starting with?
It depends on the market and the objective; the rule is that the budget must gather enough data within a week. We set the number together after working out your target cost per order.
How soon do results show?
The first real signal appears within one to two weeks of launch, and cost per result usually settles after the first month of testing audience and message.
Do you work on my ad account or yours?
Yours. The account, its data and its audiences stay entirely yours, and you can check every number yourself at any time.
Do you write the ads and prepare the creative?
I write the ad copy and define the creative each stage needs; your team or designer produces it, or we agree to cover it within the engagement.

Start by pinpointing your stage

Four short questions place your business at its current stage, then we build the campaign plan that fits it.