Media buyer: Meta, Google and TikTok Ads. Since 2022 I have been running projects both within agency teams and independently: I take accounts to profitability and scale what works.
Working since 2022. Agency teams and independent projects
Project geos: Ukraine, USA, Canada, Germany, Poland
Niches: e-commerce, education products, lead generation
Peak budgets: up to $36k per month
$700k+
ad spend managed over 4 years
10+
projects across 5 countries
88 000+
leads in education & product niches
2.2-4.8
ROAS on sales-focused projects
Sales & ROAS
Projects where profit was the primary KPI. Click a project to see the goals, scope of work and results for the period.
Goals
Lift ROAS after the 2025 slump: the average was ~2.7, dropping to 1.68 in some months
Keep the scale: the account was spending $25-36k per month
Clean up the market structure: DACH, EU, UK
Get the most out of seasonal sales
What I did
Split scaling into regional Advantage+ Shopping campaigns: each market optimizes for its own economics
Built dedicated campaigns for the February Sale and Mid-Season Sale
Closed the funnel with catalog retargeting
Reallocated budget weekly toward the best-performing markets
Results
ROAS ~4.8 for the first half-year vs ~2.7 in 2025
Peak: ROAS 7.52 in February; the DACH sale hit 10.65
$719k revenue on $150k spend
Scale preserved: $25-36k per month with no dips
Monthly ROAS: before and after the account restructure
Goals
Build a Meta sales channel from scratch: no data, no audiences, no proven creatives
Reach profitability fast so the budget would not burn for months
Assemble a full funnel instead of just pouring cold traffic
Lay down a structure that survives scaling
What I did
Cold prospecting through interests (Sleep, Stress, specific NMN and resveratrol formulas)
Built a Lookalike of active buyers that became the main workhorse campaign
Added Advantage+ Shopping and retargeting on views and carts
Educational creatives for an aware audience: formula benefits, social proof, objection handling
Results
Profitable within ~3 months of launch, peak ROAS 8.0 in November 2023
$515k revenue on $232k spend, ROAS ~2.2 for the full period
Scaled to $20-25k per month (peak ~$58k) without losing profitability
Advantage+ retargeting delivered ROAS up to 16.1
The channel reaching profitability within the first months after a from-scratch launch
Goals
Turn the account profitable after ~1.5 years of losses: April ROAS was just 0.16
Respect the high-ticket specifics: gold buyers compare for a long time and often message first, buy later
Find a working combination fast: the account had already burned budget for too long
What I did
Did not resuscitate the old structure: relaunched the ads around real buyer behavior
Pure cold prospecting as the sales driver
Split conversion paths: purchases separately, inquiries and contacts for expensive items separately
Creatives built on trust and specificity: a concrete bar or coin, a transparent offer
Results
ROAS: 0.16 in April, 3.5 in May, 5.0 in June
Monthly revenue: $100 → $4,200 → $9,400
The prospecting campaign reached ROAS 5.11
25 inquiries for high-ticket items as an extra sales channel
A two-month account turnaround. A fresh case; next step: scaling the winning combination
Goals
Bring sales back: for ~6 months the budget had gone to traffic and messages with almost no purchases on record
Grow revenue and order volume month over month
Scale the budget without killing profitability
What I did
Moved the core budget to purchase optimization instead of traffic
Built the full funnel: prospecting, a separate creative-testing track, retargeting on views and carts
Deliberately kept part of the budget at the top of the funnel to feed retargeting
Moved winning combinations into evergreen campaigns, cut weak ones fast
Results
Monthly revenue grew from ~$5k to ~$11k
Sales: from ~9 to ~63 per month, ~320 orders in total
Sales campaigns ROAS ~2.7, retargeting up to 3.5
Best months: ROAS 3.1+
Monthly revenue growth over 9 months of managing the account
Lead generation & traffic
Long-term agency projects where the KPI was lead/click volume and cost. Several projects ran in parallel for three years.
Goals
A steady flow of course applications and webinar registrations
Keep the cost per lead at a level comfortable for the project economics
Avoid dips while budgets and launch cadence grew
What I did
Two parallel tracks: direct course sales and traffic into webinar funnels
Systematic testing of offer + creative + audience combinations on cold and warm traffic
Manual bid optimization: CPM 20-30% below auto without quality loss
Worked with the team on landing pages and the sales team's lead processing speed
Results
59,000 leads over three years of collaboration
Average cost per lead $2.69, below the education-niche average
CPC $0.43, CTR ~1.9% across $160k of spend
A predictable lead flow that never overloaded the sales team
Goals
More course applications without a significant rise in cost per lead
Test two promotion models: direct course ads and webinars with an upsell
Stability while scaling the budget and webinar cadence
What I did
Split the ads into two tracks: direct lead generation and webinar registrations