A focused Meta-only engagement for a brand-new lash brand with a real product, a real story, and a niche no major lash brand owns yet.
Clarity up front. You need to know exactly what you're paying for, and what's still your team's lane. No ambiguity, no scope creep, no surprise asks.
Real talk on the line between us: You've got an operational manager running the brand. I'm running the ad account. Where my lane overlaps with hers (creative direction, offer strategy, landing page conversions) I bring the perspective and the recommendation, she runs the execution call. That's the cleanest way to scale without anybody stepping on toes.
You're not a $50K/month brand asking me to optimize. You're a launch-phase brand asking me to build the engine. Different problem, different playbook. Here's the first 90 days.
What "scaling from $3K/month" actually means: At Kemp's $25 hero AOV, the math only works if we lean on the $41.58 two-pack as the cold acquisition offer. That's not optional, that's the first strategic call. Industry beauty CPA averages $30 to $40 cold, so single-unit cold acquisition would lose money on day one. The 2-pack pushes us into profitable territory and lets us scale spend instead of capping it.
Why the first 30 days are about signal, not scale: Meta's delivery system rewards accounts that feed it clean, high-quality conversion signal. It punishes accounts feeding it noise. Starting at $100/day with structured testing builds the pixel right. Pushing $1K/day from day one with cold data trains the algorithm on the wrong buyer and quietly poisons the account for months. We're patient on month one for a reason. Once signal stabilizes, scale is straightforward.
The question that matters most. Let me walk you through the real answer, not the surface-level one.
Real talk on the volume. At $3K/month spend, the machine needs to be fed. Meta's delivery doesn't stabilize on a thin diet of creative. Sparse rotation starves the system, the algorithm overweights one or two assets, signal quality degrades, and CPA climbs. That's how brands convince themselves "Meta doesn't work" when really the input pipeline was the problem.
For a lash brand at Kemp's stage, the minimum monthly input is roughly 30 short-form videos, 15 static images, and 15 graphics or carousel slides. That's 60 assets a month, all produced by your team off my briefs. The ideal is closer to 90 because lash creative fatigues faster than most categories. UGC dies in 14 to 18 days.
Out of those 60 to 90 source assets, my job is to deploy them across 20 to 25 new ads per week in the testing campaign, kill the bottom third weekly, and migrate winners into the scaling campaign before fatigue hits. Structured testing, not scattershot. Every ad has a hypothesis attached, every kill has a reason, every winner gets a variation queue.
The real lever isn't volume for its own sake, it's angle diversity, testing discipline, and signal quality going back into the pixel. We're not optimizing for clicks, we're optimizing for the kind of conversions that train Meta to find more buyers like the ones already converting.
Month one breakdown. I send the briefs, your team executes. Once we identify winning angles in month two, the ask narrows but the volume stays.
15 to 30 second vertical. POV application, durability demos, transformation, founder pieces, UGC testimonials. The heart of the testing engine.
Product, lifestyle, before-after pairs, founder portraits. Used for Feed, Stories, carousels, and as fallback when video CPAs spike.
Comparison panels, "this vs that" stacks, value-prop callouts, FAQ-style carousels. Lower production cost, high educational utility.
Real customer footage outperforms brand creative by 26 to 48% in beauty. I'll show you exactly what to ask creators for. Your team handles sourcing.
Every winning lash brand wins through 2 or 3 angles, not 20. We test wide in month one. Then we pour into the winners.
Dance routine, tumble pass, cheer comp, sweat test. The angle no major lash brand owns. Kemp's whole positioning lives here.
Dana on camera. "I built this because" energy. Pre-qualifies the right buyer in the first 3 seconds, trains a clean pixel.
POV mirror, 5 to 15 seconds, raw and quick. Most evergreen angle in lash advertising. Easy to refresh, easy to scale.
You already have the comparison chart on the PDP. We turn it into video. Strips fall off. Extensions cost a fortune. Clusters do both jobs.
"I tried these lashes for a week" energy. Highest-converting format in beauty right now. We source through your network or repurpose.
Recital day, prom, comp morning. The angle nobody else in the lash space can run. Kemp's quiet superpower.
This is the part most agencies skip. We don't just "launch ads." We run a cycle with a hypothesis attached to every test.
20 to 25 new ads in the testing campaign. Small budgets. Same offer. Let the algorithm find signal cleanly.
Hook rate, hold rate, CPA per ad, quality of leads downstream. Kill the bottom third. ID the winners.
Brief your team to produce hook swaps, CTA swaps, format cuts. We don't reinvent. We multiply proven angles.
Migrate winners into the scaling campaign. Brief next 20 to 25 concepts. The cycle resets clean.
Account structure is where most agencies quietly lose money. Too many campaigns, fragmented audiences, fragmented data. Here's how we build it instead.
Testing campaign: 10 to 20% of budget. Broad audience, many small ad sets, every new creative concept lives here first.
Advantage+ Shopping: 80 to 90% of budget. Houses the winners. Algorithm scales them across audiences and placements without fragmentation.
No 14 campaigns. No audience fragmentation. The pixel learns faster, the budget compounds.
Cold: Broad targeting + creative-led signal. The algorithm finds the buyer when the creative is right.
Lookalikes: Layered in once we hit 200 purchases in the pixel. Seed from your dance/cheer base for highest match quality.
Retargeting: 7-day ATC, 14-day PDP, 30-day IG engagement, post-purchase exclusions baked in.
Month 1: 2-pack at $41.58 as the cold acquisition offer. Single reserved for retargeting.
Month 2: Push for the $100 AOV. Test a Build-Your-Style 4-pack (any 4 lash styles, mix and match) at $89 with free shipping and a free Lash Tool bundled in. Customer walks away with $115 worth of product for $89. We hit the AOV target, they hit the value perception.
Month 3+: Whatever wins becomes the default cold offer. Data sets the menu, not gut.
Every ad has a shelf life. In beauty, especially lashes, that window's shorter than most folks realize. We're rotating ads in and out constantly so we never let any single piece carry the load too long.
Week to week: we pull underperformers out the lineup once they stop producing, swap them with fresh variations off the proven angles, and let the scaling campaign keep doing what it does. We're not waiting for stuff to crash before we move. We're moving on instinct backed by daily data.
The goal is steady output. We never run a stale account.
You're not chasing me down for updates. We build you a custom reporting page that lives at one link, updated weekly, that breaks down everything you need to see.
Performance breakdown, key metrics, optimizations we made, changes coming next, and an embedded video walkthrough where I talk you through the week. You open one link, get the full picture, no calls required.
Slack or DM anytime for anything urgent. The reporting page is the running record.
I'm a Meta operator, not a CRO firm. But when something is bleeding our ad spend, I tell you fast.
Email popup missing. PDP has stock-photo testimonials. About page has typos. Cart has no upsell. Each costs us conversions on every dollar we spend. I send the punch list. Your team decides what to fix.
No guarantees in this game. Here are realistic ranges for a brand-new lash brand running $3K/month at 2026 beauty benchmarks.
Important context: Industry benchmarks for early-stage beauty brands on Meta in 2026, sourced from Triple Whale, MHI Media, and Varos. Actual performance depends on creative quality, offer strength, and on-site CVR. Past results do not guarantee future performance. Months 1 to 3 aim is to establish Kemp's actual baseline, then scale from there.
Custom pricing built for this engagement, not the standard rate card. Incentive-aligned so we both win when the brand grows.
Full Meta ads management, scaling strategy, creative direction, copy, weekly reporting, direct Slack/DM access. Month-to-month, 30-day notice to end.
Bonuses kick in once revenue scales past the building phase. Tied to monthly Shopify revenue, paid the month after the milestone hits.
| Hit $50K / month | +$500 monthly |
| Hit $75K / month | +$500 monthly |
| Hit $100K / month | +$500 monthly |
| Every $50K above $100K | +$500 monthly |
| Monthly cap | $10,000 |
Bonuses pay per milestone hit that month, not cumulatively. Tracked through Shopify revenue. Capped at $10K/month to keep the model clean as we scale.
Why this structure: Standard Graduated Money management is $4,000/month plus the setup fee. This engagement comes in at $2,500/month with the same setup, the gap structured as performance bonuses tied to real revenue milestones. You pay less when we're building. You pay more when we're winning. Both sides aligned.
Expanding past Meta later: When Kemp is ready to layer in Google, TikTok, YouTube, or Pinterest, those run as separate platform engagements. Each platform adds a $1,500 one-time setup plus its own flat monthly retainer, same performance bonus model layered on top. Each platform gets its own attention, its own creative pipeline, its own reporting. We don't bundle them and dilute the work.
One of the few agencies in this space with formal A+ accreditation. Compliance isn't an afterthought.
Direct concierge support from Meta. Account issues and ad disapprovals routed through a real human.
Generated significant revenue across clothing, skincare, footwear, apparel. Brands taken from sub-$10K to six figures.
Started running ads before Advantage+ existed. Watched the platform evolve through three algorithm eras.
Not a junior buyer or account exec. The operator running the account, on Slack, on calls, in the trenches.
Skincare, streetwear, footwear scaling experience. The lash niche sits inside what we already know.
Next step is a 30-minute kickoff to align on assets, access, creative pipeline, and launch timeline. Campaigns live within 7 to 10 days after.
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