One of our Pay-Per-Deal Partners just locked up their first contract, and it happened fast. One week of running ads. $300 total spend. Contract in hand. They're running nationwide, and their current CPL is sitting at $12. Quick transparency note on that number: early on we weren't filtering out listed leads or using SMS verification, so that first CPL looks better than it really is. Once we turned on lead filtering and SMS verification, CPL settled in at a more realistic $18 — which is still strong for nationwide motivated seller traffic. I'd rather show you the real numbers than the flattering ones. This is exactly why we built the Pay-Per-Deal program the way we did: we set up and manage your ads, and you don't pay us until you close a deal. No upfront risk on your end — I want to prove this works before you ever pay me a dime. If you've got a monthly ad budget of at least $1,500 and want in, drop a comment below and we'll set up a time to talk. 👇

Ran our first 3-day test campaign in NC and here's what we found: ✅ 6 leads generated ✅ $27/lead ✅ 2 winning callout ads identified I've turned the test campaign off and moved the 2 winners into our NC scaling campaign. What's next: Now we take the hooks and angles from those winning callout ads and build images and video creatives around them. Those go into a brand new test campaign — and just like before, any winners we find get added to the scaling campaign. This is the two-campaign method in action. Test → find winners → feed the scaling campaign. The whole goal is to keep improving CTR in the scaling campaign so our CPL keeps dropping over time. If you're interested in learning how to run this two-campaign method yourself, drop a comment and I'll help you get started!

Past 7 days: 17 leads at $22/lead. CTR (All) is sitting at 2.79% and link click CTR is 1.34% — both beating our target KPIs. Here's the thing most people miss with statewide campaigns — typically, you're looking at around $50/lead. We've been cutting that nearly in half, not by changing targeting or spending more, but by improving click rates on the creatives themselves. Better clicks = more leads for the same budget. That's it. If you're generating leads in Texas and want this exact campaign, drop a comment below, and we can discuss getting it set up for you.

I’ve been working with Noa Parnas for about a month now and I wanted to share a quick breakdown of her numbers 👇 📊 45 leads 💰 ~$2,000 in ad spend 📄 2 contracts locked up 📈 Contracting 1 in every 22.5 leads 💵 ~$1,000 cost per contract Those KPIs are STRONG. If just one of those deals closes at $10k, that’s a 5X return in month one. And we’re just getting started. We’re still dialing in targeting and working to bring the CPL down even more, but optimization is a process. The foundation is there — and that’s what matters. Huge shoutout to Noa for: ✅ Taking action ✅ Providing constant feedback ✅ Staying patient while we test & tweak This is what month one can look like when you commit to the process. Let’s keep building 🚀

For those following along — here's the latest from our live foreclosure test running across the top 250 novation markets. THE NUMBERS: ✅ Campaign 1 (Proven Creatives) — 2 more leads today at $27/lead. Overall CPL is sitting at $25/lead. We're under our $30 target. The scaling campaign is doing its job. 🧪 Campaign 2 (New Foreclosure Angles) — Fresh rebuild. Yesterday we killed the original testing campaign after it hit our automated kill rule. Duplicated it, dropped the underperformers, kept the top creatives, and used Manus AI to generate new angles to test. It's only spent $6 so far — no leads yet, but it's early. THE BIGGER LESSON: One day your campaign generates leads at $13/lead. The next day it spends $80 and produces nothing. That's not a broken campaign — that's Facebook ads. Stop making budget decisions based on what happened today. Measure your CPL over a 7-day window. That's the number that tells you the truth. HERE'S WHAT HAPPENS NEXT: ⏫ Campaign 1 — Budget is going to 90% of daily spend. The 7-day CPL is at $25 and the data is giving me the green light. We move. 🎯 Testing Campaign — Running lean at $7/day. Finding new winners will take longer at that spend, and I'm okay with that. Right now I'm more focused on generating quality leads at a good cost than rushing the testing process. New winners will come. As we stack more proven creatives into Campaign 1, click rates improve — and better click rates mean lower CPL over time. The system gets more efficient as it grows. Kill the losers. Scale the winners. Keep testing in the background. Repeat. 🔥 FOR YOU — WINNING ANGLES COMING TO THE LIBRARY: Every creative that proves itself in this live test gets added to the Proven Ad Creative Library — so you skip the testing cost and plug straight into what's already working. If you're running financial distress ads (or about to), keep an eye on the library. More winners coming as the data rolls in. Drop a 🔥 below if you're following along.