01 the challenge
NEW PRODUCT. NO MARKET HISTORY.
The startup had to explain a new payment workflow to a conservative B2B audience and learn which promise produced action.
02 our solution
FOUR TESTS. OFFER TESTING ONE CLEAR COMPARISON.
We separated the trial message, lead forms and profile traffic so the team could see which campaign produced which response.
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DIAGNOSE
Mapped how conservative construction buyers actually evaluate a new payment workflow.
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SEGMENT
Split the trial offer, lead forms and profile traffic into separate tracks instead of one blended message.
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TEST
Tested the low-friction trial message against lead-form and profile-traffic variants on controlled budgets.
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OPTIMIZE
Shifted spend toward the offer-channel combinations that produced real leads, not just clicks.
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REPORT
Reported the 76 leads by campaign, cost and month, so the team could see which signal to trust.
03 the results
EARLY DEMAND. MEASURED BY CAMPAIGN.
76Meta leads across 4 campaigns · Jan–Feb 2026
€13.13Weighted Meta cost per lead · Jan–Feb 2026
€998.21Spend across 4 Meta lead campaigns · Jan–Feb 2026
04 the footnote
WHAT CHANGED
IN THE PIPELINE.
Four Meta campaigns generated 76 leads in January and February 2026 at a weighted cost of €13.13 per lead.
- measured period
- January–February 2026 lead flight
- fader
- Meta Ads · Creative
- source
- public case on grandma.agency, numbers as recorded in the account — no rounding beyond what the label says
05 who this is for
BEST FOR TEAMS THAT NEED RESULTS.
For teams launching an unfamiliar product that need to test the offer and measure early interest before increasing spend.
- You are planning a regulated fintech demand test and need cost and lead volume separated by campaign and period.
- You're launching a new or unproven offer and need to learn what converts before you scale spend.
- You want reporting scoped to what the data proves — channel, period and cost — not vanity metrics.
06 timeline
HOW THE SYSTEM WENT LIVE.
- Foundation
Defined the audience, the trial message and what counted as a lead.
- Build & ship
Ran four separate campaigns for the trial offer, lead forms and profile traffic.
- Compound
Compared cost and lead volume, then moved budget toward the clearer signal.
07 asked about this case
Was this a one-off campaign or a system?
A system: four campaigns tested the offer, lead forms and profile traffic in parallel over two months, and spend moved to what worked.
Would the same test make sense for our product?
It depends on whether the offer can be tested with one clear action and a controlled budget. We can check that before recommending a campaign.
