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Tvorchi: from $400 to $30,000 in monthly ads and a workshop that runs 24/7
Before
An ad budget of $400 a month, while production capacity worth millions sat idle. It would seem you just need to raise the budget. But the problem wasn't the ads.
What was holding it back
The owner stepped into every decision and dictated what to do, breaking the funnel halfway. Ad sets were switched off before they could gather data, and growth stopped before it even began.
The turning point
One honest conversation.
We said plainly what was holding growth back and agreed: the owner is responsible for product and production, we're responsible for ads and the funnel. Our hands were untied (yes, that happens outside of dreams too).
What we did
- 1
Built creatives and an offer that filtered for a buying audience, not people who just scroll through pictures.
- 2
Scaled only what paid off. The budget grew together with sales, not ahead of them.
Result
The ad budget grew from $400 to $30,000 a month, 75 times over. The workshop that used to sit idle now runs 24/7, with 60 people on staff in 4 shifts. Revenue and profit are under NDA, but the scale speaks for itself: a business doesn't raise its ad budget 75 times and hire 60 people unless sales follow.
What this meansfor you
Sometimes the ceiling isn't in the ads but in how decisions are made inside the business. A contractor will stay quiet and do as they're told. A partner will say it straight, even when it's uncomfortable, because they're responsible for the result.
Review my situationWe'll show you where your next growth is. 30 minutes, free
- we'll find where the ceiling is and why growth has stalled;
- we'll show you where your next leads are;
- we'll tell you where we'd start if we were you.
If we're not a good fit, we'll say so right away. If you decide to do it yourself, you keep the plan. Meanwhile, while you wait, your budget goes into an overheated audience and competitors win the people you haven't reached yet.