The Report Full Of Clicks
The monthly report says clicks are up and cost per lead is down. Ask which campaign produced last month's sales and the room goes quiet.
Tracking and attribution
We connect your ads to your store or CRM, so every campaign is read on cost per sale, not on clicks.
Looks fine. Says nothing about money.
One number decides the budget.
The left tab is an illustration. Right tab: T-Mobile campaign, May 2026, via an authorized-dealer partner, via LeadStacker.
The problem
The monthly report says clicks are up and cost per lead is down. Ask which campaign produced last month's sales and the room goes quiet.
A customer pays on Thursday. Nobody can say which ad, which page or which call brought them in. So next month's budget is set by guesswork.
The ad platform says the campaign made money. The store says it did not. Both numbers go into the same meeting, and nobody knows which one to believe.
What you get
You see what one customer cost you, by campaign.
When you ask which campaign produced last month's sales, you get a number.
Money goes to the campaigns that sell and comes off the ones that do not.
For ecommerce, spend, revenue and blended ROAS are read together in Triple Whale.
For service businesses, revenue recorded in ServiceTitan or your CRM is matched to the campaign.
GA4, GTM and CAPI are set up and checked before the budget goes up.
The receipts
Open any card.
From our founder's case notes
The leads: a lead campaign took $54,057 to 13,645 web leads at $3.96, and a sales campaign took $211,344 to 3,139 direct purchases.
The automation: leads went into an automated dialing and routing system that calls fast and never lets a fresh lead sit.
The close: 26.41% of answered calls became customers. 10,303 sales in 31 days.
Proof: screenshots from the account.
From our founder's case notes
I owned Meta strategy for a subscription pet-nutrition brand: 59 campaigns and 2,869 purchases on $317K, with Google in support ($116K to $175K in conversion value).
The creative-testing frameworks I built sat behind $5M of revenue in 2025 alone.
Proof: screenshots from the account.
From our founder's case notes
August 2026: $5,832 in ads returned $60,904 in trackable revenue.
Proof: figures from the account, on file.
Hamza Faisal, our founder, ran the paid media on every account on this page. POSH and Frog Roofing were his own direct clients. Where a client came through LeadStacker or Inventel, the card says so. T-Mobile, AT&T, Telus, Koodo and Rogers campaigns were run via authorized-dealer partners.
Questions
Triple Whale, ServiceTitan, GA4, GTM and CAPI. Our founder is Google Ads Measurement certified.
A cheap lead that never buys is not cheap. In one T-Mobile month, run via an authorized-dealer partner, the blended cost per lead was $6.39 and the cost per sale was $45. The second number tells you what a customer cost.
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