From our November 6 call, a read-only review of your Meta ad account (August 2025 to November 11, 2026) and your website.
From the numbers you shared on November 6. In the account we count 84 brand leads from lead forms and 18 creator leads from the website.
84 brand leads from Meta lead forms, at about $59 each. Lead cost wasn't the problem. What happened after the lead was.
Each lead was a quick form inside Facebook or Instagram. We found nothing in the account that tells Meta which leads booked a demo, showed up or paid, so Meta kept finding more people who fill out forms.
The strongest brand ads promised a ready network of US influencers. On the creator side, the ads reached a lot of people cheaply, but by your own read, a lot of them may be regular people, not creators.
Your homepage asks every visitor to pick a side first, store owner or content creator. A brand who clicks an ad has to stop and choose before hearing why goadgo.
Did we miss anything, or does this match what you've seen?
Brands on Google, creators on Meta, and one feedback loop for both.
We test with real data on both sides, so by month three you know what a paying brand and a qualified creator really cost.
Ad spend is separate and paid directly to Google and Meta: about $5K a month on each to start, $10K in total.
Each management fee is $2,000 a month until that platform's ad spend passes $20K a month, then 10% of spend. No setup fee. The first term is three months.
From Google's Keyword Planner, US, November 2026. Approximate.
What would you change before we start?
Who works on your account, how often it gets checked, and what we need from you.
The exact cadence is set in the scope of work.
Tell us what you'd change, and we send the agreement in writing. Our delivery team schedules the kickoff once the agreement is signed.