Real accounts, real figures — read from Ads Manager, or where noted, from the client's own sales records. Names are withheld because the relationships belong to the agencies and partners I run these through. What the numbers show is how I work.
An online store selling home essentials, sold in two very different markets: Lebanon, where every order is tracked online, and Syria, where customers order over WhatsApp. Both were built as systems — and both paid back many times over.
One marketing partner, many local businesses: restaurants, real estate, catering, shops. When I took over the account, the monthly budget was small and nobody could answer a simple question: what does one customer cost us?
A skincare clinic with no online booking — people ask on WhatsApp or Instagram, then come in. So the ads have one job: start real conversations with the right people, at a cost that stays low month after month.
A delivery and services company. Every job gets priced and confirmed in chat. Sending people to a website first was just an extra step where customers got lost on the way.
A US home-improvement brand competing for customers who are actively searching. Different platform, same discipline: this one runs on Google, catching people at the exact moment they type what they need.
Client logos and screenshots belong to the businesses that paid for the work. Showing them without permission would tell you something about how I'd treat your account later. When ads.by.hadi has its own results, they'll appear here with the client's name on them — because they'll have agreed to it.
Send me a message. Tell me what you sell and what isn't working right now. If advertising isn't your actual problem, I'll tell you that too — it's a faster conversation for both of us.