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Question 1 of 4

How much are you putting into Meta a month?

This is the only answer that decides whether a page is worth building for you. Be honest, it saves us both the call.

Question 2 of 4

Where do your ads send people right now?

Question 3 of 4

What is the thing you actually want fixed?

Question 4 of 4

Where do we look?

So we can pull your best performing ad before we speak and come to the call with an angle instead of questions.

Good fit

Grab a time.

Fifteen minutes. We will have looked at your ads before we talk, and we will tell you the one angle we would build and what it costs at your spend.

Nothing to prepare. No deck, no brief, no logins. If it is not a fit after we talk, we will say so on the call rather than send a proposal.

There is a version for you

You do not need a call. You need the page.

At your spend a call costs you more than it is worth, and it would end with us quoting the smallest thing we build anyway. So skip it. Same page, same research, same 48 hours, bought outright at a fixed price.

It is the same build. One problem, argued properly, on a domain you own, with the copy written off your reviews and your own ad comments. The only difference is that nobody sat on a call about it.

If you would rather talk it through anyway, email david@badflows.com and say so.

Straight answer

Not yet, and we would rather say so.

Under $2,000 a month, a built page cannot pay itself back fast enough to be worth it. You would be buying a fix for a problem you do not have at this size yet. The bottleneck at your spend is almost always the offer or the creative, not the landing page.

Come back when you are consistently over $2,000 a month on Meta and it becomes a genuinely good trade. We will still be here and the price will not have gone up for waiting.

When you are ready, the whole method gets walked through on the call, page by page. Nothing to read in the meantime and nothing to sign up for.

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