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What the buyers say once the loop is running.

Feedback from the people who live inside the ad account: growth leads, media buyers and the founders signing off on spend.

Our CPA went from $45 to $9

Our account had sat between $40 and $50 per acquisition for as long as I can remember, and we had stopped expecting that to move. Then they sent a claymation ad. I did not think it would work for a business like ours. It came in at $9. Same offer, same landing page, same budget behind it.

Sander

CEO, Lead Printer

ROAS from 2.2 to 4.6 by month two

Before The Ad Runway, our Meta account was running on 4 winning creatives we'd recycled for months. CTR had slid to 0.8%, and every scale attempt past $500/day broke the account. In the first 2 weeks, they shipped 14 new concepts. Not variations of one ad. Genuinely different angles, formats and hooks. By month 2:

  • CTR went from 0.8% to 2.9%
  • We scaled spend from $500 to €1200/day without performance falling apart
  • ROAS moved from 2.2 to 4.6

The biggest difference is we're no longer waiting for one winning ad to die. There's always a new batch in testing, so fatigue stopped being a crisis and became a routine.

Cev

CMO, BellaLab

Our ROAS climbed from 2.4 to 3.9

Honestly, it's the creatives. We used to run a couple of safe ads aimed at the same customer we'd always had. The Ad Runway came in with a completely different range of concepts, and some of them landed with people we'd written off as not our market. That's the part I didn't expect. It's not just better ads. It opened up a segment of customers we genuinely thought we'd never reach, and they're buying.

Nick

CEO, Swishtime

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