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Every Cannabis Brand Has a 4/20 Horror Story. Here's How to Make Sure You're Not One of Them.
Not because they didn't plan. Because they couldn't get their ads approved in time.
The Platform Doesn't Care About Your Calendar You built the offer. Set the budget.
Then the ad goes into review, gets flagged, and you're rewriting a copy on April 18th while your competitors are already running.
4/20 isn't lost on April 20th. It's lost in March.
The brands that show up on 4/20 didn't get lucky. They started three weeks earlier.
What Zero Penny Does
We get cannabis brands live, and keep them there. We ran a 52-day uninterrupted Meta campaign for a Canadian cannabis brand. 1 million impressions. 8,400+ link clicks. Zero shutdowns.In a niche most agencies won't touch.
If your cannabis brand needs to be running before 4/20, not after, talk to us. We'll build a custom proposal around your goals. No templates. No pressure. Just a clear plan.
Disclaimer: The information presented is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal or platform-specific compliance advice. Platform policies may change without notice. Always refer to official platform documentation for the most current guidelines.
If you are interested or have questions, please DM me for the contact details, or you can check the first page of this thread.
Kiran Sardar
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The Feedback Every Finance Advertiser Wants and Most Never Get
A UK finance client came to us for leads. After reviewing performance: CPA, lead quality, they had zero complaints. Not one. Their next move was asking us to scale up the volume.
We're grateful for the trust. Moments like this remind us why we love this work.
If you are interested or have questions, please DM me for the contact details, or you can check the first page of this thread.
Friendlygreen123
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Thank you for your services, I can recommend them 100%, everything works even for non english ads!
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7x Margins on Recovery Leads from Germany at $16.31 CPL on Meta
Most lead resellers source from UK and US markets.
Germany sits almost uncontested.
We ran finance fraud recovery lead gen on Meta targeting Germany and Italy. Men and women 40+ who lost money to forex or crypto scams.
The Results
- Leads: 43 combined (31 from Germany, 12 from Italy)
- Cost Per Lead: $16.31 from Germany (7.36x margin at $120 resale rate), $40.37 from Italy
- Amount Spent: $505.61 on Germany, $484.40 on Italy
- Country: Germany and Italy
Why This Matters for Resellers
Market rate for English-speaking finance leads from Germany sits around $120 per lead. At $16.31 CPL from our campaign, that's a 7.36x return on every lead resold.
But here's what resellers need to understand: recovery leads on Meta require patience. The niche has a longer warmup period than most — results build over time. Resellers who understand that and play the long game will find the CPL rewarding.
Germany is untapped. The margins are real. The competition is almost zero.
If you're a lead reseller looking to add Germany to your sourcing mix, let's talk.
Read the full case study: casestudies.zeropenny.co
Disclaimer: The results presented are based on individual case studies and do not constitute a guarantee of future performance. Actual outcomes may vary depending on a range of factors, including but not limited to marketing strategy, advertising spend, funnel quality, and niche market dynamics.
If you are interested or have questions, please DM me for the contact details, or you can check the first page of this thread.
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Thank you, really appreciate that. Glad the campaigns are delivering, non-English markets are something we've put a lot of work into.
If you ever need anything, you know where to find us.
If you are interested or have questions, please DM me for the contact details, or you can check the first page of this thread.
sandercoldwine
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Are there people who use this service and who had succes?
I doubting it a bit because the investment is minimum 4000 dollar and i scammed a lot before with providers.
Can somebody vouch or send proof? I see they exist for 12 years but 4000 dollar upfront to somebody in singapore is in my eyes to much.
I doubting it a bit because the investment is minimum 4000 dollar and i scammed a lot before with providers.
Can somebody vouch or send proof? I see they exist for 12 years but 4000 dollar upfront to somebody in singapore is in my eyes to much.
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28 Days Live — Gambling Ads on Meta in Germany at $20.23 CPL
Gambling on Meta in Germany is one of the most restricted ad categories on the platform.
Most accounts don't survive week one. Flagged. Banned. Dead before results even start.
We ran for 28 days straight.
The Results
- Leads: 56
- Cost Per Lead: $20.23
- Amount Spent: $1,133.04
- Country: Germany
The campaign didn't just survive—it held. CPL stayed at $20.23 across the full window. No spikes. No instability. No rebuilding from scratch every few days.
Why This Matters
Week one is the real bottleneck in gambling on Meta. That's where most operators lose accounts, burn budget, and give up.
We got past it. Then kept running.
This is what system reliability looks like in a niche where chaos is the norm.
If you've tried gambling ads on Meta and watched accounts die before delivering a single lead, this is what's possible when the system is built for survival.
Read the full case study: casestudies.zeropenny.co
Disclaimer: The results presented are based on individual case studies and do not constitute a guarantee of future performance. Actual outcomes may vary depending on a range of factors, including but not limited to marketing strategy, advertising spend, funnel quality, and niche market dynamics.
If you are interested or have questions, please DM me for the contact details, or you can check the first page of this thread.
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Zero Penny Unlocks Blackhat Google Ads with Compliant Landing Pages
THE CYCLE YOU KNOW
Submit. Rejected. Appeal. Denied. Account flagged. Start over.
You know the cycle. Google's ad approval process is brutal for restricted niches.
Meanwhile, Google traffic sits there. High intent. Search-driven. Buyers are actively looking for what you sell.
You've been locked out of it. Until now.
THE METHOD
Zero Penny runs restricted-niche Google Ads with compliant landing pages built for you. The compliant landing page is the method. That's where we beat the system.
Same principle we've been running on compliant creatives — the balance between compliance and conversion — now replicated for Google Ads.
And we've already validated it.
THE PROOF
18 days live for a finance recovery client. Zero approval issues. Uninterrupted ad delivery. Zero red flags.
That's the proof. The method works.
WHAT WE'RE OFFERING
A done-for-you compliant landing page, built to pass Google's review and convert once it's live.- Normal price. $750
- First 5 clients. Free
NICHES WE RUN
- Gambling
- CBD
- Finance
- Nutra
- Crypto
- Adult
We run the niches others won't touch.
We've already delivered on other platforms. Google is next.
Read the full case study: casestudies.zeropenny.co
Disclaimer: The results presented are based on individual case studies and do not constitute a guarantee of future performance. Actual outcomes may vary depending on a range of factors, including but not limited to marketing strategy, advertising spend, funnel quality, and niche market dynamics.
If you are interested or have questions, please DM me for the contact details, or you can check the first page of this thread.
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I have run 4 campaigns with this company and lost money on every single one of them.
They put in minimal effort and the results were shockingly bad.
They are great at marketing themselves and showing all these case studies but in reality, they never deliver.
We have achieved roughly 800x better results running our own campaigns with minimal experience.
Very disappointed, total loses exceed $10k
They put in minimal effort and the results were shockingly bad.
They are great at marketing themselves and showing all these case studies but in reality, they never deliver.
We have achieved roughly 800x better results running our own campaigns with minimal experience.
Very disappointed, total loses exceed $10k
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Thank you for the feedback. I understand results could be not what you expect.
I am not 100% sure, but I do have a hunch who you are.
We strive to deliver the best results possible and set the expectations from the get-go.
I am sorry that our efforts didn't meet your expectations.
We do have tons of happy clients who's result is what we continue to post here.
If there's anything I can do at this stage, please reach out via DM.
Thank you.
You have had plenty of opportunities to offer some plan of resolution over the months we worked with you. You just keep demanding more money from us.
It has been about a month with no reply whatsoever.
You still have the opportunity to reach out, it's not on me to DM you.
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GermanCPA
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The process is straightforward: reach out via the contact details on the first page of the thread or click the first image to join our Telegram bot, and we'll walk you through everything from there.
On payment — yes, everything is upfront
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603 Gambling Leads on Meta in South Korea — $4.98 CPL in a Non-English Market
Most agencies treat non-English markets as a translation problem. Translate the ad, swap the landing page language, ship it. That's why they fail.
Non-English paid acquisition isn't about translation. It's about localisation, creative routing, and platform behaviour — three different problems, none of which "translate the ad" solves. We've proven this across multiple non-English markets.
Here's one example: a Korean gambling campaign that pulled 603 leads at $4.98 CPL on $2,999.98 in spend.
CLIENT CONTEXT
The client operates in the online gambling space, targeting non-English-speaking audiences through Meta. In this case, the market was South Korea — a restricted vertical in a non-English geo with different cultural trust signals, platform behaviour, and compliance dynamics. Most agencies won't even take the brief.
THE PROBLEM
Non-English markets fail for three reasons — and none of them are about language.
- Cultural context doesn't translate. Humour, urgency cues, social proof, trust markers — all shift by region. What builds credibility in English-speaking markets can feel foreign or hollow in another language. A translated ad isn't a localised ad. It's an English ad wearing a costume. This applies whether you're running in Korean, German, Portuguese, or any other non-English market.
- Platform behaviour differs by geo. What Meta surfaces, what gets flagged, how audiences interact with content — all change depending on the market. Audience segments that perform in English campaigns don't map cleanly to non-English-speaking users. The algorithm needs different signals in every region.
- Restricted niches compound the difficulty. Gambling already gets throttled in English markets. Add a non-English audience layer and most agencies bail. The compliance challenges multiply, the creative constraints tighten, and the margin for error shrinks. Most agencies don't have the infrastructure to operate in non-English restricted verticals — so they don't.
If you've tried running paid ads in non-English markets and blamed the platform or the niche, the real problem was probably the approach.
ZP'S APPROACH
We don't translate campaigns. We rebuild them for the market. This applies to every non-English geo we run in — Korea is one example of the same principle.
Creative Process Starts With Cultural Context
Before writing a single line, we map how the target audience responds to social proof, what urgency looks like in their market, and which trust signals actually move behaviour. Non-English audiences don't respond to the same hooks as English-speaking ones. The creative has to feel native — not translated.
Audience Signals Built From The Ground Up
We don't port English-market targeting into a new geo and hope for the best. Platform behaviour shifts by region — what Meta surfaces, how users engage, which signals the algorithm rewards. We build audience clusters specific to the market and let cost-per-lead data guide which ones scale.
Platform Routing As Its Own Discipline
Which placements perform, how the algorithm behaves in each geo, what gets flagged in restricted verticals — all handled as separate problems from the creative itself. The campaign structure is designed for the platform behaviour in the specific market, not adapted from an English template.
The principle is simple: every layer of the campaign — creative, targeting, platform mechanics — is built for the market it runs in. Not translated into it.
PERFORMANCE DASHBOARD
RESULTS
- Leads: 603
- Cost Per Lead: $4.98
- Amount Spent: $2,999.98
- CTR: 1.57%
603 leads at $4.98 each in a restricted vertical, in a non-English market, on Meta. These aren't numbers you get by translating an English campaign. They're numbers you get by building one that belongs in the market.
THE TAKEAWAY
Non-English markets aren't harder because of the language. They're harder because most agencies only solve for language and ignore everything else — cultural context, platform behaviour, audience signals, compliance dynamics. Translation is step one. It's not the strategy.
This Korean campaign is one proof point of a broader principle: when every layer is built for the market, results follow. 603 leads, $4.98 CPL, $2,999.98 spent. Restricted vertical. Non-English audience. Meta.
If you've been told your market is "too niche" or "too difficult" for paid acquisition — in any language — the problem wasn't the market. It was the approach. And if you're still translating English campaigns and wondering why they underperform, now you know why.
Read the full case study: casestudies.zeropenny.co
Disclaimer: The results presented are based on individual case studies and do not constitute a guarantee of future performance. Actual outcomes may vary depending on a range of factors, including but not limited to marketing strategy, advertising spend, funnel quality, and niche market dynamics.
If you are interested or have questions, please DM me for the contact details, or you can check the first page of this thread.
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Our standard setup takes 14 business days. If you need to move faster, we do have an expedited option available at an extra cost, subject to team availability and approvals.
If you are interested or have questions, please DM me for the contact details, or you can check the first page of this thread.
