Real spend, real numbers, one honest portfolio.
Every figure on this page comes from a client’s actual money, so every figure is one I can stand behind. It is a short page today — it grows as results ship.
Two ways to judge whether this works.
One real campaign with every number attached, and the sectors where those numbers tend to hold.
Why this page is short
Because I am early, and I would rather show you one campaign I can account for line by line than fifteen logos I had nothing to do with. Every figure here came out of a client’s own ad account. Nothing is rounded up, and no good week has been presented as if it were the average.
Most portfolios in this industry are built the other way round — a wall of brands, a few percentages with no spend attached, and no way to check any of it. If you cannot see the budget next to the result, the result means nothing.
What to ask any specialist you are considering
- What was the actual spend? A 400% return on £40 and on £40,000 are very different achievements.
- Over what period? Five good days is not the same as five steady months.
- What was the conversion event? Link clicks and booked jobs are not the same thing, and plenty of reports quietly swap one for the other.
- Can I speak to that client? The answer to this one is usually the most revealing.
The next case study could be yours.
If the offer is solid and the budget is realistic, I would like to hear about it.