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Proof, with the caveats attached
Numbers I can show you the source for.
Every case study shows its own arithmetic and names what was not tracked. If a figure is not in the account or the client's own records, it is not on the page.
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Property management · Meta · AI systems
They had never run a paid ad. Now the whole portfolio markets itself.
$43.44per signed lease. 22 leases on $955.72 of spend in the audited month, an 8.1x conservative cash-only floor.
A listing hit AppFolio and waited. This was a workflow problem before it was a campaign problem, so the fix was tooling that creates each ad paused and review-ready, then the ads themselves.
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Nonprofit · Meta
Six community programs. One budget. Every donor relationship intact.
2 trackspaid and awareness, so no program cannibalised another's donors
When you run ten programs you cannot run ten campaigns the same way. Each program got its own lane inside one structure, with donation tracking rebuilt so every dollar was attributable.
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Wholesale retail · Meta
The next one is being audited now.
Comingpublished when the month reconciles to the client's own sales data, not before
A rebuilt account whose purchase tracking had silently stopped for eleven days. The fix, and the numbers, go up once they are checked against the register.
How to read these
What "conservative floor" means, and why the page says it.
The property management ads promoted listings that later leased, but signed leases were not tracked as direct Meta conversions. So the return shown is influenced value compared with spend, counted as one month's commission plus the application fee, with most rents individually confirmed. Not proven last-click return on ad spend. A number you can divide is worth more than a number you have to trust.
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