Recently, @usmanstrategist and I helped scale a DTC brand from $102,000 in revenue to $500,000 PLUS...
Before hiring us, this brand had generated over $102,000 in revenue from May 1 to July 31.
They hired us on August 1.
From August 1 to October 8, the brand generated over $500,000 in revenue.
And during that period, the ads were paused for 9 days due to a few issues on the brand owner’s side.
So, if we exclude those 9 days, that’s roughly 60 days of active advertising.
That means half a MILLION dollars in revenue in just 60 days.
Alhamdulillah for everything.
We’re looking for just one more brand spending $100K+ per month on ads.
And if that’s you, we’ll crush this game for you.
We’ll handle your entire creative strategy - from scripting and ideation all the way through production.
If you’re serious about scaling your brand...
DM me. Let’s take it to the next level.
That’s all,
- Abdul
Need advice from media buyers. How would you handle this scenario?
You onboard a new client who has already been running ads, but they’re not getting enough sales. Your job is to handle the creative strategy and launch new ads.
The problem is, the client doesn’t want you to turn off her existing campaign. And she allocated small budget to our new campaign and we’re not getting enough sales.
We have 10 days to evaluate the new ads, but they’re not spending enough because we launched 50 ads and the budget is too low to give each ad enough spend.
How would you manage this situation?
(Daily spend $1.1k but she allocated $450 on our ads)
Just 2 founders running a 7 figure agency in Pakistan, delivering results to DTC brands, doing creative strategy, and helping people earn more money.
Alhamdulillah for everything.
Abdul M.
Song ads are the new best performers on Meta Ads in almost any niche.
They work very well at the TOF level, and the format can be Pixar-style animation to make it a perfect match with the song.
They even work in sophistication level 5 markets. The only thing required at this level is to sell to identity through the song.
Now we’re at the point where we eliminate our interference with the editor and creative strategists.
The CS make briefs and send to the editor and after production he approved and upload it in our google sheet which is directly accessible by the client…
…and we made the process so simple that our team deliver assets directly to clients. (No, our team can’t directly communicate with clients)
And the time we saved goes to clients support, customer research, and ???
This is how it works at scale.
We don’t even compromise on briefs quality because this what gets us results at the end of the day.
Wanna see results? Drop a comment.
Leave me a message if you’re an ecom brand owner and want to work with us.
That’s all.
All credit goes to Allah.
One of our clients, who’s doing dropshipping, had been getting 0 sales for a few days. So, we found him a bunch of new products to work on, and now he’s finally making $100 per day in net profit.
This is what our creative strategy skills can do for you too.
All credit goes to Allah.
I can’t be more grateful to Allah that I have so much great team members.
We’re scaling multiple brands together at the same time like jumping 50K to 100K then 100K to 150K in just 3-4 days.
We started with writing script only and now we’re managing complete creative strategy including production and recently started managing media buying for our precious clients.
Our portfolio is now full of ads and numbers alhamdulillah.
Finally Finally Finally, I have reached almost 3,000 purchases for one client in one month and totally I should have 10,000 purchases under my belt. Alhamdulillah
P.S: These purchases are on ecom DTC brands.
Finally, here’s my next big achievement you can see right in front of you.
Message me if you want me to scale your DTC brand. I do creative strategy and handle editing/production as well.
That’s all.
Creative strategists… The current winning hook for all niches that are sitting at market sophistication level 4 is: [Outcome name] nobody talks about.
Fitness Example: Forearm tools nobody talks about.
Fat loss Example: The metabolic compensation loop nobody talks about
Skincare Example: The serum absorption barrier nobody talks about
And the winning format for fitness/body building is muscle fibre.
Guys go and crush it for your clients. I want to see you all winners.
Creative strategists… the current winning ad format for BOF ads in health niche are fake apology ads (I owe you an apology if you bought [this product] 15 days ago)
I have written 17+ ads in this concept this week. Try it out you won’t regret it.
The next big thing to learn or invest in is Prompt Engineering because the second part of creative strategy is knowing how to prompt AI appropriately to execute your ideas.
$100K crossed in a month for one of my finest clients out of many. This is what my creative strategy skills can do for you too.
This is for every creative strategist out there. Whenever you onboard a new client, make sure you spend 80% of your time understanding their audience and you’ll see how easy it is to scale their brand in weeks.
I’ve written ads for products I knew nothing about.
Testosterone gummies.
Child safety.
Watches.
Gym equipment.
Skincare.
Roofing.
Pet products.
23+ brands. Completely different markets.
The biggest lesson?
You don’t need to become an expert in the product.
You need to become an expert in the person buying it.
My process:
→ Research the market
→ Understand the customer
→ Find the pain/desire
→ Build the angle
→ Turn it into hooks
→ Test until the data tells you what works
The results?
7.17 ROAS.
6.73 peak ROAS.
2000+ purchases.
$700K+ revenue on one finance offer.
$90K+ on a gym equipment brand.
66.21% peak hook rate.
Different products. Different audiences.
Same skill:
Understanding people.
Good creative isn’t about making an ad look good.
It’s about finding the right message, for the right person, at the right moment.
That’s where the money is.
Alhamdulillah. All credit goes to Allah who made it possible.
Your static ad gets weaker every time you add another thing for the viewer to look at.
Badge, 3 benefits, headline, subhead, arrow, discount, product shot. Everything was added to “help,” but now the eye has to decide what matters.
A good static doesn’t make the viewer choose. It gives them ONE thing to look at, and everything else supports it.
If your static feels cluttered, don’t blame the designer.
Your brief probably never decided what the ad is actually about. But your angle does.
Open your best static and count how many things are fighting for attention. More than one? Cut.









