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Every figure links to its source. Clients are named only where they said yes.

Five results from four engagements.

Clients who agreed to be named

“Since the start of our collaboration we have seen a significant improvement in both the quality and quantity of our leads.”

Rasmus Redin, CEO · Top Jobs Abroad
Real · named with permissionPaid acquisition

€3.20 to €4.501Cost per application, eachMeasureAd spend over applicationsWindowSix monthsSourceGoogle and Meta ad accounts cost per application, each

Top Jobs Abroad · Paid · Six months

300+ applications for under €1,200 in total spend2Applications for under €1,200WindowSix monthsSourceGoogle and Meta ad accounts

3x → 5x3Return as ad spend rose sixfoldMeasureRevenue over ad spendWindowSeven monthsSourceGoogle Ads data and client revenue reports

Return on ad spend, while spend rose sixfold.

Fix the page, then buy the traffic.

A travel logistics business in the UAE · Seven months

  • 6x

    Monthly ad spend, $3k to $20k4Monthly ad spend, $3k to $20kWindowSeven monthsSourceGoogle Ads data

  • $15k → $100k

    Monthly revenue in seven months5Monthly revenue in seven monthsWindowSeven monthsSourceClient revenue reports

  • ~90%

    New customers from paid6New customers from paidWindowSeven monthsSourceClient revenue reports

  • +20%

    Conversion on traffic already paid for7Conversion on traffic already paid forWindowAfter our page reviewSourceClient analytics

  1. 01 · Measure

    Tracking rebuilt first.

  2. 02 · Page

    Page fixed from our review.

  3. 03 · Budget

    Then spend went up.

How we did it

That is unusual. Efficiency normally decays as budget rises and most accounts accept it as physics.

The real problem sat underneath: conversion tracking was counting actions that carried no value, and the bidding was trained on them. The algorithm was finding more of the wrong customer, efficiently.

Three things had to be true before any budget moved. The measurement was rebuilt first, the audience narrowed to travellers arriving in the UAE, and the client's team changed the landing page after our review.

A conversion improvement applies to every visitor from every channel, forever, including the ones you have not bought yet. A budget increase applies only to the visitors it buys, and it stops the day you stop paying.

Which is why order matters. If your page converts at one percent and you double the budget, you have bought twice as many people who leave. The only number that moved was the cost.

The other results

Real · anonymisedOutbound

8%8Reply rate, first month of sendingMeasureReplies over 300 contactsWindow12 Aug to 12 Sep 2026SourceCampaign report reply rate from 300 hand-picked contacts

A B2B services company · First month of sending

Reply rate
Open rate9Open rate, first month of sendingMeasureOpens over 1,200 emailsWindow12 Aug to 12 Sep 2026SourceCampaign report55%
Built
Dedicated domains, warmed mailboxes and a verified list built to a tight buyer profile.
Changed
Hand-picked contacts on a four-step sequence, not a bought list.
Result
First-month replies that showed which buyers and which offer landed.
How we did it

That did not come from clever copy. It came from the work before the copy: dedicated sending domains, warmed mailboxes, and a verified list built to a tight buyer profile rather than bought in bulk.

Three hundred hand-picked contacts on a four-step sequence is not a volume play, it is phase one, and it is deliberately expensive. What it buys is a readable result: which buyers replied, which angle landed, which offer produced meetings rather than polite answers.

The winners then get templatised, the research and drafting get automated, and volume goes up on the version that earned it.

Real · anonymisedConversion

57 to 9910Mobile performance scoreMeasureScore out of 100WindowBefore and after the rebuildSourceLighthouse mobile reports mobile score, rebuilt around booking

A premium brand in Dubai · Rebuild, then two weeks

Built
A rebuilt site, with booking treated as the design brief.
Changed
The mobile page stopped losing visitors before it finished loading.
Result
The owner reported new customers arriving with a different expectation of the business.
Booking
The design brief
Extra ad budget
None
How we did it

The kind of place where walking in is most of the pitch. Except almost every customer met a phone screen first, on a street, deciding where to go.

On a mobile connection a score of 57 means people left before the page finished deciding what to show them. No bounce report tells you those visitors existed. They were gone before the analytics had anything to record.

Within two weeks of launch the owner reported that new customers were arriving with a different expectation of the business. Same room, same team, same prices. The site had been arguing against the business, and losing.

Sources

As of 25 September 2026

  1. Cost per application, each. Ad spend over applications. Six months. Google and Meta ad accounts.

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  2. Applications for under €1,200. Six months. Google and Meta ad accounts.

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  3. Return as ad spend rose sixfold. Revenue over ad spend. Seven months. Google Ads data and client revenue reports.

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  4. Monthly ad spend, $3k to $20k. Seven months. Google Ads data.

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  5. Monthly revenue in seven months. Seven months. Client revenue reports.

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  6. New customers from paid. Seven months. Client revenue reports.

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  7. Conversion on traffic already paid for. After our page review. Client analytics.

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  8. Reply rate, first month of sending. Replies over 300 contacts. 12 Aug to 12 Sep 2026. Campaign report.

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  9. Open rate, first month of sending. Opens over 1,200 emails. 12 Aug to 12 Sep 2026. Campaign report.

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  10. Mobile performance score. Score out of 100. Before and after the rebuild. Lighthouse mobile reports.

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