Approach
Every account runs the same loop: understand the customer, read the numbers, find what is holding growth back, choose the next move, launch it, measure what changed, keep the learning. Seven steps, in order, in writing.
The operating loop
Who buys, why, and what almost stops them. We read reviews, support tickets, surveys, and the account history before touching anything.
Margin, acquisition cost, order value, repeat rate, cash. What the business keeps, not just what the ad platform reports.
Most accounts have several problems and one that matters most right now: the offer, the traffic, the page, the tracking, or repeat purchase. We name it in one sentence.
The moves that could fix it, scored on likely impact, confidence, and cost. The best one gets a budget and a date. The rest wait, with reasons written down.
Ads, creative, pages, and email move together on one calendar, across whichever channels the move needs.
Read against store orders and bank deposits, not platform reporting alone.
The result goes in writing: what happened, what it cost, what we would repeat. That record sets what gets money next.
Where it goes wrong
Scaling ads into a page that loses the traffic, or making new creative when the offer is the problem. The work feels productive while the real issue stays where it was.
Holding everything until the data feels certain. It never does. A small, cheap test usually answers the question faster than another month of analysis.
How we test
Before a test spends money, we write down what we expect, what result would change our mind, and what happens next if it wins, loses, or comes back unclear.
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