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- 80candidates to training
- 47retained and working
- ~$54per interview
The AkitaLab Lead Generation Accelerator — a client-acquisition system: financial model, media plan, and daily control of every dollar. Not "just ads" and not an agency: campaigns learn from your sales, decisions are made on margin, and you work with me directly.
An interview with a real candidate at ~$54 in recruiting, B2B payback in week 3, ×4.8 ROAS in e-commerce. Real project numbers — details in the case studies below.
Google Search with correct conversion tracking. A flow of qualified leads instead of "junk".
TikTok + Meta with a warm-up funnel. Audience segmentation and server-side events stabilized the algorithm's learning.
Meta, Google, TikTok + the Accelerator CRM loop: every lead lands in the CRM with ad-level attribution, and "Qualified"/"Sale" statuses feed back into the algorithms — ads learn from your sales, not clicks.
Data → Profit Map → daily management. At every step you see money metrics — CPQL, CAC, margin — and know what you are paying for.
A 30-minute strategy session: economics, ad accounts, funnel and competitors. An honest fork at the start — launch, fix the funnel first, or do not launch at all.
About the session →A financial model before launch: a 90-day P&L forecast, allowable cost per client (CAC/CPQL), a Meta + Google media plan with weekly targets. The red line ads may not cross.
How the Map is built →35 metrics daily and a CRM loop: "Qualified" and "Sale" statuses feed back into the algorithms. I scale only with CAC headroom and growing margin. Report every Monday.
About management →Google, Instagram/Facebook and TikTok advertising — inside the Accelerator: every channel runs on the Profit Map, with end-to-end analytics and margin-language reporting. Not setup for its own sake — a client-acquisition system with a steady flow of leads.
Catches people who are already searching to buy now — the hottest intent. Someone types a query, sees your ad, and leaves a request. Search.
Google Ads that pay offAds in the feed, Stories, and Reels for leads and sales. A lead form collects contacts right inside Instagram/Facebook — leads come in cheaper and faster.
Instagram and Facebook adsCheap reach through short video — works well for a product you can show in motion. A younger audience sees the product in action and moves to buy.
TikTok adsYou see which channel brings leads and money, not just clicks — from click to sale.
End-to-end GA4 and CAPI analyticsHypotheses, offers, and creatives for your audience. Fast tests, scaling what works.
Creatives for targeted adsEvery week you see, in plain numbers, what drives profit and what doesn't: cost per lead (CPL), payback (ROAS), and a clear takeaway — where to point the budget next.
Transparent ad reportsReal numbers from cases. You work directly with me — no agency markup, 2+ years of practice.
The request form lives on the Accelerator page — there you pick the format (Meta + Google, Meta only or Google only), so I know what to prepare the session for.
Pick a format and request a sessionThree things: a financial plan before launch, money metrics, and ads that learn from sales. First the Profit Map — a P&L forecast and allowable cost per client — and only then campaigns; reports cover CPQL, CAC and margin, not clicks; "Qualified" and "Sale" statuses from the CRM feed back into Meta and Google algorithms. A media buyer sets up ads — the Accelerator builds a client-acquisition system where you see what a client costs and whether you profit. What the Accelerator includes →
In steps: the strategy session is free (30 minutes); the Profit Map is $150–250, fully credited to your first month of management; management is $600–900/mo, B2B projects from $1,000/mo. The ad budget is separate and paid to the platforms directly: a comfortable minimum is $1000/mo. The arithmetic is simple: to get an ad set out of the learning phase Meta needs about 50 conversions a week — at a $5 lead that is ~$250/week, which is almost exactly $1000 a month. You know the full cost of the system before the start. More about budgets →
Because it is not a checkbox audit but a financial model of your project: a 90-day P&L forecast, allowable cost per client and lead (CAC/CPQL), a Meta + Google media plan with weekly targets, and a promo calendar. That is 3–5 days of work with your numbers. The $150–250 fee is fully credited to management — for those who continue, the Map is effectively free, and the fee filters out non-serious requests.
I do not promise guaranteed sales — and I advise you not to trust anyone who does. I guarantee the system: an allowable cost per client calculated before launch, stop-rules that prevent budget burn, daily control of 35 metrics, and an honest Monday report in money language. If the session shows the economics do not add up, I will say so and will not take the project.
First leads — within days to a week after moderation; a stable cost per lead — in 2–4 weeks (the algorithm learning phase, ~50 conversions); noticeable scaling — in months 2–3. The Profit Map sets a 90-day plan with weekly targets — every week you see whether we are on plan instead of waiting for "someday". How long until results →
Three things: access (ad accounts, website, analytics), numbers for the Profit Map (prices, margin, average ticket), and 15–30 minutes a week for the report. If you have a CRM, I connect lead statuses; if not, I provide mine: leads with "Qualified"/"Sale" statuses and ad-level attribution. Without sales statuses, ads learn blind — that is the only real requirement of the system.