Brands we make ads for
Dr. Kegel
A second creative line inside your Meta account, running alongside your team. You pay only on the spend our ads win.
Our results
General performance figures. These metrics are not attributed to a named client.
Brands we make ads for
Dr. Kegel
Client testimonial
We work alongside Blanky’s in-house team to increase creative volume and test a wider range of angles.
Videos, statics and new concepts, built as a second creative line inside their Meta account.
“It’s been a very fruitful partnership for us.”
Pedro Caseiro, Head of Marketing, Blanky
The method
We study your buyers like a research lab: reviews, comments, forums and every ad running in your niche. Each angle starts from a pain they wrote in their own words.
5 to 15 ads a week. Each one tests a hypothesis your team hasn’t made.
Meta decides where the spend goes. We read the account data and build the next batch on the winners.
The deal
No fee. No retainer. No price per piece. If our ads win nothing, you pay nothing.
Before and after
“An ad shouldn’t interrupt the scroll. It should feel like the next thing you wanted to watch.”
Questions
Good. This does not replace it. It runs alongside it and competes for spend in the same account. That competition is where the gain comes from.
That’s why the payment only depends on results. If no ad goes live and wins spend, there is no invoice. And the first step is not a contract. It’s an account read with three angles.
You don’t need to watch the effort when you can see the result. The number comes from your own account: how much of the total spend our ads won. If it drops, you see it before we talk.
A new designer learns your team’s filter before your team learns from them. In a few weeks they make the same kind of ad. More ads from the same source bring more fatigue, faster.
Your brand stays as it is wherever it works as a shop window: the site, the packaging, the store. In ads, the buyer’s problem leads.
Then Meta doesn’t spend on them, and you don’t pay for them. The angle bank and the record of what was tested stay in your account. Even a batch that loses rules out ideas your team might have kept chasing.
One batch a week to review and read-only access to the account data. No long briefs. No weekly alignment meetings.
Two batches before any judgement. One batch on its own doesn’t give a meaningful read.
The first step
Thanks. Your three angles are on the way.