Almost there

Your score is
ready.

Where should I send it? You'll see it on the next screen too: your score out of 100, the stage most likely to break when you raise budget, and what that costs at your spend.

Full name *
!
Full name required
We need your name to personalise your results.
Work email *
!
Work email required
Enter the email where we should send your score.

No spam and no sales call unless you book one. I only reach out if the score suggests it's worth a conversation.

Your results
0/100

Where it breaks first

What that costs at your spend
Monthly spend on leads sales won't call qualified, today
-
The same, if you raise budget 50%
-

Why it happens
1 of 2

It's not your creative.
It's what the platform is being told.

At a small budget, Meta and Google only need to find your best few hundred prospects. Almost any setup can do that.

When you raise budget, the platform has to go find more people. It looks for more people like whoever triggered your conversion event. If that event is a form fill, it finds more people who fill in forms. Nobody has told it who booked, who qualified, or who paid.

Most accounts send back
Form fill
Qualified call
Closed deal + value
A scale-ready account sends back
Form fill
Qualified call
Closed deal + value

That's why cost per lead climbs and lead quality drops at the same time. The creative didn't get worse. The platform ran out of good guesses and had nothing better to go on.

None of the fix is a new ad. It runs in this order:

01Accurate conversion tracking. Every conversion counted once and counted right, so your budget calls rest on real numbers.
02Offline conversions and UTMs. Qualified calls and closed deals go back to Meta and Google, so extra budget chases buyers instead of form fills.
03One offer, one page, one campaign. Each offer gets its own landing page and conversion event, so the person who clicked lands on the thing they clicked for.
04A weekly marketing and sales review. Sales tells marketing which leads were worth the call, and the campaigns change that week.
Why it happens
2 of 2

What fixing the
system produces.

A consulting business stuck at $289K a month, spending $65K/month on ads. That's a 4.48 ROAS. They'd already gone through a marketing agency that made performance worse. By the time they reached me, they were frustrated, bleeding ad spend, and had zero confidence that their marketing was connected to actual revenue.

Marketing and sales had no structured way of working together. Leads were signing up without realising it, or booking calls just to ask questions, never intending to buy. And nobody could tell which campaigns were driving revenue.

I rebuilt the system over 2 to 3 months. Fixed attribution first so every lead traced back to its source, through opportunity, all the way to closed deal. Built a weekly marketing and sales feedback loop. Tightened targeting and messaging. Reworked the nurture sequence so leads arrived pre-sold.

Revenue
$370K
from $289K
Return on ad spend
5.58
from 4.48
Ad spend
$55K
down from $65K
Cost per client
$808
from $1,200

Spend went down in this account, not up. I'm showing it anyway because it's the number that has to move before you scale: each ad dollar went from returning $4.48 to returning $5.58, and lead-to-close went from 2.05% to 2.63%.

Once that holds, adding budget adds revenue. Before it holds, adding budget mostly adds leads sales can't use.

Strong Fit

Find what breaks
when you scale.

Based on your score, your spend, and your revenue, a Discovery Call is the right next step. Whether you're about to raise budget or you already raised it and watched cost per lead climb, we'll go through your last few budget calls together and check them against what happened to revenue.

Discovery Call Free · 30 min
A real look at your last 3 budget calls, the campaigns you killed or scaled, checked against what happened to revenue
The exact point where your ad platform, CRM, and bank account stop agreeing
One clear next step, whether that's something to fix yourself this week or worth going deeper on together
Not a sales call in disguise. I only take on 3–5 partnership engagements at a time, so most calls stay exactly what they are: a real conversation about your numbers.

Pick a time

Calendar not loading? Open it in a new tab →

Free. 30 minutes. No pitch, just a real look at your numbers.

Your next step

Your score told you where.
This shows you how.

You now know which stage breaks first. The Ad Revenue Repair Kit gives you the playbooks to fix it yourself, the same frameworks used across $12.5M+ in managed ad spend.

Recommended $27

The Ad Revenue Repair Kit

12 step-by-step fix playbooks mapped to the 3 Revenue Circuit stages. Start with your weakest stage, the kit auto-filters to your biggest leak based on your score.

12 fix playbooks: campaign structure, tracking audit, Kill/Iterate/Scale, creative testing, message match, pre-qualification, speed-to-lead, nurture, UTMs, attribution, alignment, true ROAS
Copy-paste templates: naming conventions, UTM setup, CPL thresholds, hook formulas, meeting agendas
72 interactive checklist items with progress saving
Real case studies: consulting business $289K to $370K/mo, 4.48x to 5.58x ROAS while cutting $10K in ad spend

Based on your score, the kit will auto-filter to your weakest stage playbooks first.

Same frameworks used on the consulting business in the case study. Start with your weakest stage and work through the playbooks from there.