Intent-based retargeting
People who almost bought see a different message than people who just browsed. That difference is where the profit is.
For online stores
More orders from the ad budget you already spend.
For a high-ticket online store, I earned back $10.41 for every $1 of ad spend, with a cost per sale of $8.53. Most stores do not need a bigger budget. They need retargeting that follows real buying behavior, creative matched to intent, and follow-up that recovers the carts people abandon.
Run personally by Justin, the founder. Never handed to junior staff.
Sound familiar?
The ads bring people in. The system around them loses the sale.
- Shoppers add to cart, get distracted, and never come back, because nothing brings them back.
- Your retargeting shows the same tired ad to everyone, whether they viewed a product once or almost checked out.
- Ad costs keep climbing while your cost per order creeps up, and nobody can tell you exactly why.
- Questions from interested buyers sit unanswered in your inbox while they buy from a store that replied.
The system, built for stores
Every almost-buyer gets a reason to come back.
Cart recovery
Abandoned carts trigger well-timed follow-up by email and text, so distracted shoppers come back and finish.
Fast answers
Buyer questions get answered quickly, including after hours, because unanswered questions become someone else's sale.
Creative testing
A steady stream of ad angles gets tested every month, so winners are found by process instead of luck.
Reviews and repeat buyers
Review requests go out after delivery, and past buyers hear from you when it is time to buy again.
Proof from e-commerce
Numbers from real store campaigns.
with a $8.53 cost per sale on Meta
High-priced products need patient, layered campaigns. I rebuilt the retargeting so people who almost bought kept seeing the right message until they did.
How: stronger retargeting, a clearer audience strategy, and creative matched to buyer intent.
year over year, reaching 296,000+ people
Same event, same market, very different results. Focused paid social campaigns found new audiences the event had never reached before.
How: audience testing, sharper creative, and budget shifted to what was actually selling tickets.
The 2026 offer
Test all of this without paying a management fee.
Management fees are waived through 2026 for a limited number of accepted clients. You cover your own ad spend, plus any paid tools your setup needs, like call tracking and reporting software, billed at cost. I run the campaigns, build the follow-up flows, and report cost per order and revenue to you every month.
By the end of 2026 you will know exactly what the work is worth, because you watched the orders happen in your own store. Continue on a paid retainer in 2027 or end cleanly with everything handed back.
- Limited number of 2026 spots
- Ad spend and paid tools (call tracking, reporting software) are billed to you at cost
- You keep your ad accounts, data, and assets
- Month to month, cancel with 30 days notice
FAQ
Store questions, answered straight.
For a high-ticket online store I earned back $10.41 for every $1 of ad spend on Meta, with a cost per sale of $8.53. The biggest gains came from rebuilding retargeting, sharpening the audience strategy, and matching creative to buyer intent.
Meta (Facebook and Instagram) and Google Ads, including Shopping. We recommend the mix that fits how your customers actually buy rather than spreading budget thin.
For a limited number of accepted 2026 clients, the management fee is waived through 2026. You cover your own ad spend. In 2027 you can continue on a retainer starting at $1,500 per month, or end cleanly and keep your accounts and data.
Get in touch
Want a second set of eyes on your cost per order?
Book a free 30-minute call. We will look at your current campaigns, where the budget is leaking, and whether the 2026 offer is a good fit for your store.