The same ad, over and over
Many advertisers run 10, 20 or 30 ads with the exact same text. Meta now treats near-identical ads as one ad, so it has nothing new to test.
What it costs you: you’re paying for 20 ads but really testing 1.Meta ads · Landing pages · Tracking
I find the leaks between your ads and your sales, then fix them: the page your ads send people to, tracking Meta can learn from, and fresh ads every month. So more of what you spend turns into calls, sign-ups and sales.
Free. A short video showing where your ad money is leaking and how I’d fix it, sent within 2 business days. No call needed.
Most businesses don’t have an ads problem. They have a leak somewhere between the ad and the sale. You still pay for every click that falls through it. These are the ones I find most:
Many advertisers run 10, 20 or 30 ads with the exact same text. Meta now treats near-identical ads as one ad, so it has nothing new to test.
What it costs you: you’re paying for 20 ads but really testing 1.One ad idea usually wears out in two to three weeks. After that, the same people keep seeing it and scroll past.
What it costs you: every lead gets a little more expensive, every week the ad stays up.If your pixel doesn’t fire on the sign-up, checkout or form, Meta can’t tell who said yes, so it can’t go find more people like them.
What it costs you: you pay for clicks, not customers.Sending cold ad traffic straight to a booking calendar, a bare form or a chat window only works for people ready to act that minute. Everyone else leaves, and you have no email to follow up with.
What it costs you: you pay for the click and lose the person.The ad promises a free guide and the page asks for a call, or the ad shows one price and the page shows another. Or the ad tells one story and the page opens with another. Whoever clicked has to work out why they’re there.
What it costs you: people leave right after you’ve paid to bring them.A blank browser tab title, an internal file name in the tab, a typo in the Facebook page name, a link to last season’s event, leftover template text.
What it costs you: doubt, right before the sign-up.Each one is usually a quick fix. The hard part is spotting it, because you’ve seen your own ads and page a hundred times.
Here’s a simple example. The numbers are made up to show the maths; your audit uses your real ads.
Example only. Not a client result.
Same budget, same ads. Fixing one leak can halve what each sign-up costs you.
Everything between your ad and your customer, done by one person who checks the whole path.
I plan, launch and adjust your Facebook and Instagram campaigns, and tell you every week what ran and what worked.
Hooks, scripts and ad copy in volume: different angles and formats, so Meta always has something new to test.
Pages that match your ad’s promise, load fast on phones and ask for one clear action.
Meta pixel and Conversions API set up and tested, so Meta learns who actually buys and finds more people like them.
Lead magnets, webinar and training registrations, application funnels and simple checkouts, built end to end.
Thank-you pages, follow-up emails and chat replies (Messenger, Instagram or WhatsApp), so people who aren’t ready today don’t disappear.
Your funnel, rebuilt to turn clicks into customers
Fresh ads, every month
You pay Meta directly for your ad spend. My fee covers the work, never a cut of your spend.
Tell me where your ads send people. It takes two minutes.
Within 2 business days I send a short screen recording of your ads and page, showing what’s leaking, what it’s likely costing you, and how I’d fix it. It’s yours to keep, even if we never work together.
If you want my help, we book a 20-minute call to see if it’s a fit.
I build the page, set up tracking and launch the first ads, usually within 14 days of getting your access.
I’m taking on three founding clients. You get a lower rate than I’ll charge later. In return, once we’ve got results, I ask for two things: permission to share them as a named case study, and a short video review.
I’d rather earn proof than fake it.
I’m Oto Charles. I run Meta ads and build the pages they send people to. I’ve done it for event registrations, training programs and businesses selling online.
Most of my day is spent doing what busy business owners don’t have time for: going through funnels click by click until the leak shows up.
I work remotely and keep hours that overlap with US and UK business hours. You deal with me directly, not an account manager.
Through Meta’s Ad Library. It’s public: anyone can see any advertiser’s live ads there, how long each has been running, and where they link. I only look at what’s public.
No. I look at each business’s ads myself before I reach out, and I only message people when I’ve found something specific. If you’d rather not hear from me, say so and I won’t message again.
Yes. You get a video, not a sales pitch. If you watch it and never reply, that’s fine.
No. I only look at what anyone can see: your ads in the Meta Ad Library and the pages they link to. If we work together, you give me partner access in your Meta Business account, never your password.
You pay Meta directly. My fee covers the work.
Usually within 14 days of getting your access and materials.
No one honest can guarantee sales. What I can promise is clean tracking, a page that matches your ads, and a steady supply of fresh ad concepts, so you’re never guessing why things stopped working.
Coaches and course creators, service businesses, events and trainings, and businesses selling online. If you’re not sure, request the audit anyway and I’ll tell you honestly whether I can help.
No. I focus on Meta (Facebook and Instagram), because that’s where I’m best.
No. It’s month to month, with 30 days’ notice either way.
A free video audit of your ads and landing page, sent within 2 business days.