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Spend behind the things already working.

Campaigns made from the content that earned attention on its own, aimed at the products you can actually ship.

Where the money goes

  • Meta

    Instagram and Facebook, using the cut that already earned attention organically rather than a new creative nobody has tested.

  • Google

    Search and Shopping, built off the product feed you already keep current, so nothing advertises an item you cannot ship.

Built from what worked

A post that held attention on its own is the one worth putting money behind. The creative is already there.

Pointed at what is in stock

Spend follows availability. When something sells out, it stops being advertised the same day.

Judged on orders, not clicks

A campaign is read against revenue from the same model the store writes into, so the number means something.

Budget stays yours

It proposes the shift and shows the working. Raising or moving spend is still a decision you make.

The losers get cut early

Campaigns that are not paying back are surfaced while the money still matters, not in a monthly review.

One thread from post to sale

The ad, the click, the product page and the order are the same record — no stitching exports together.

Look at your last three months

Tell us what you are spending and where. We will come back with what we would keep, what we would cut, and why.

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