Booked jobs. Not impressions.

It works the same whatever you sell. four ad accounts,four different industries, and every one of them produces leads. On one, $21,131 of Meta ads became$147,042 of booked work. That's 7x ROAS.What could this do for your business?

Facebook and Instagram advertisingMonth to month

The success rate

Every account we run produces leads

four ad accounts carrying spend, in four different industries: marine services, exterior contracting, real estate services and professional training. Not one of them has failed to produce leads. Below is one of those accounts, followed the whole way from ad spend to booked work.

$21,131spent on Meta ads
576leads from those ads
$37average cost per lead

$147,042 of booked work traced back to a Meta-sourced lead on $21,131 of ad spend, tracked in the same CRM and the same dashboard we would set up for you. That is only the work we could follow: total booked over the same period was $223,007. We do not claim the difference. Some of it is plainly downstream of the advertising and some of it is organic, referral and repeat, and we will not credit an ad for revenue we cannot trace. This one is our own account rather than a client's, which is the only reason we can open it this far on a public page. Across all four accounts, 5 million impressions and 1,855 leads have gone through Meta. There are no testimonials on this site and no client logos, because we would rather show you an account.

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Why this reads differently

You have paid for the other version of this

Not a swipe at an industry we are not part of. It is the list of things we do differently after watching them happen, including to us.

The agency you already tried

Where the money goes

  • A monthly report of impressions and reach, none of which you can deposit.
  • A fee that is a percentage of your spend, so the advice to spend more comes from the person it pays.
  • Twelve months, signed in the one week you were most optimistic.
  • Their Business Manager, their pixel, their creative. Leaving means starting over.

How this one works

The same list, answered

  • A live dashboard counting leads and booked work, which you can open without asking us.
  • One flat monthly at any ad budget. Raising your spend never raises what you pay us.
  • Month to month. If a month is bad you can leave at the end of it.
  • Your Business Manager, your pixel, your audiences, your data. The whole time.

How it works

Writing the ad is the easy half

Most budgets are not wasted in the ad account. They are wasted in the four hours between a lead arriving and somebody calling it back.

01

Fix the offer and the tracking

Before a dollar goes out we sharpen what the ad asks for and make sure the result can be counted. Ads pointed at a weak offer buy expensive data and nothing else.

02

Run to buyers, not to reach

Bottom of the funnel first: people in your area, in market now, close enough to buying that a good offer moves them this week.

03

Answer every lead in seconds

An assistant picks up website chat, text, iMessage, Facebook lead ads and Messenger, in your voice, qualifies, and books. Around the clock.

We are a Sendblue partner, so every client gets their own Sendblue line and sends iMessage from inside the CRM, in the same thread as everything else.

On one client account over 60 days: 808 leads,98.6% answered, 344 priced without the owner touching his phone.

04

Read the week, then decide

Every seven days we grade each ad against thresholds from your own account, cut what is not carrying its weight, and put more behind what is.

Straight answer

This is the wrong call for plenty of businesses

  • You cannot put roughly $3,000 a month into ad spend. Meta needs enough budget to leave the learning phase and enough weekly volume to tell a good ad from a bad one. Below that you are paying for management on data too thin to manage.
  • You need it working this week. A build takes two to four weeks, and the first weeks are the offer, the tracking and the creative.
  • You want the cheapest option. We are not it, and the cheapest option is usually a percentage of your spend, which costs more the better it goes.
  • Nobody can pick up the phone. The assistant books the job. Somebody still has to turn up and do it.

If none of those is you, the first call is free and you get the price on it.

One flat monthlyThe same number at any ad budget, quoted on the first call.
Spend at costYour budget goes to Meta on your card, never a percentage to us.
Month to monthNo minimum term, and you own every asset the whole time.

Questions

Good to know

What does it cost?

One flat monthly, and you get the exact number on the first call before any proposal. It does not move with your ad budget, because a fee that grows when your spend grows pays us to spend more of your money. There is no setup fee on the ads or the CRM.

Am I locked into a contract?

No. Month-to-month, cancel anytime. We would rather earn it every month than hold you to a year you regret in month three.

Do you mark up my ad budget?

Never. Ad spend goes to Meta at cost, on your own card, in your own ad account. We do not touch it and we do not take a percentage of it.

Who owns the ad account and the creative?

You do. The ad account, the pixel, the audiences, the creative and the CRM data are yours, in your own Business Manager. If we part ways you keep all of it and nothing has to be rebuilt.

How fast does this go live?

Most builds are running in two to four weeks, depending on how fast we get your assets and approvals. The first week is the offer, the tracking and the creative, because launching before those are right just buys expensive data.

What if the ads do not work?

Then we say so on the weekly call and change what is wrong, and you can leave at the end of any month. What we will not do is show you an impressions chart and call it progress. The dashboard counts leads and booked work, so a bad month is visible to you at the same moment it is visible to us.

How small a budget can I start with?

Meta needs enough daily budget to get out of the learning phase and enough weekly volume to tell a good ad from a bad one. Below roughly $3,000 a month in ad spend you are paying for management on data too thin to manage, and we will tell you that on the call rather than take the retainer.

Tell us what you sell and what you spend.

We take a small number of clients at a time. Fifteen minutes is enough for both of us to know whether this is worth doing, and you get the price on that call.

Prefer email? Reach us at corey@sunrisestrategygroup.com.