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Meta Advantage+ Isn’t Broken, But Your "Reward Signal" Is

Many eCommerce founders feel like Meta Advantage+ is a "black box" that works for a while and then suddenly hits a wall. You see the purchases coming in, but your new customer growth has flatlined.

Automating Marketing Strategy: The Scale, Chill, Kill AI Framework

For years, gaining a competitive edge in e-commerce meant having the best data scientists or the most complex spreadsheets. You had to manually mine dashboards to find the "signal" in the "noise."

How to Double New Customers While Reducing Ad Spend

For years, Meta (Facebook) has been the gold standard for customer acquisition. However, in the post-iOS 14 era, many advertisers feel like the "magic" has disappeared. The reality is that the algorithm hasn't lost its power—it has lost its sight.

You’ve seen the screenshots. A 5x, 8x, maybe even a 10x ROAS inside the Meta Ads Manager. On paper, you’re winning. But when you look at your bank account or your total business revenue, the needle isn't moving.

Why nCAC is the Only Metric That Matters for Your Growth Budget

In the early days of digital advertising, platform ROAS was a reliable enough indicator of success. Today, between privacy changes and aggressive platform "credit-claiming," ROAS has become a vanity metric.

The North Star Strategy: How Agencies Prove Impact with Customer Level Attribution

In the competitive landscape of digital marketing, agencies are often judged by metrics they can’t fully control. Platform ROAS is increasingly unreliable, and "blended" metrics often hide the truth about where growth is actually coming from.

Why Your Meta ROAS is High but Your Revenue is Flat

Doubling New Customers While Spending Less: A Case Study in Precision Scaling

In high-ticket or "low-frequency" industries—like wedding fashion—the traditional marketing funnel is broken. You can't rely on repeat purchases to bail out a high Cost Per Acquisition (CAC). You need to win on the first click.

What is the difference between marketing reporting and marketing decisioning?

Reporting simply displays data (e.g., charts, ROAS), while decisioning translates that data into tactical actions like Scale, Chill, or Kill. Most brands hit a growth bottleneck because they spend more time debating data accuracy than making budget decisions. 5 Forces AI automates this by analyzing 238 data points to provide daily budget and creative recommendations.