Meta and Google ads reported as cost per customer, not cost per click.

Meta and Google for anyone selling a seat, a ticket, or a pair of shoes. We write the creative, run the buys, and report cost per result. In dollars. Impressions are for people who want to feel something.

Get a numberMonthly fee sized to ad spend, plus your ad spend

This is for you if

  • You have a product with a price and a site that can take the order.
  • You can fund a real monthly ad budget on top of our fee. The calculator will tell you if yours is enough.
  • You will read a one-page report and act on it the same week.

What you get

  • Audit of your current account before we spend a dollar.
  • Pixel and conversion events wired through your checkout or booking tool.
  • Creative: we write it, shoot it with you, and test it.
  • Weekly budget moves, with the losers killed in writing.
  • Cost per result, revenue, and what we are changing next. One page.

One client, one number.

All work
Fairchild AFB Skyfest
Fairchild AFB Skyfest · Web, Ads

An airshow that stopped buying page likes and started selling seats.

Free-admission airshow in Spokane, produced by Omnium Productions. We built and ran the site, then took over the Meta account eight weeks out and pointed every dollar at VIP seat sales.

7x
Return on ad spend, peak weekend
12x
Return on the best ad
2.5x
Weekly ticket sales in five weeks

The questions from the first call.

Is there a minimum ad spend?
Yes. Below it Meta does not get enough signal to learn and we would be charging you to watch it struggle. The calculator on the contact page will tell you if your numbers work.
Who owns the ad account?
You do. We work inside your Business Manager as a partner. Leave and the account, the pixel, and the audiences stay with you.
How long is the contract?
Three months to start, because the first month is mostly learning. After that, month to month.
Can you guarantee results?
No. Anyone who says yes is about to sell you something. Every result on this site came from a client who did what we asked, the week we asked.