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Ad account access only isn't something we offer. Our service is full end-to-end campaign management, accounts, setup, creatives, and optimization are all handled together. Reach out directly and we can walk you through the full setup
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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489 LEADS. Zero Shutdowns. A Second Channel Opened.
A German finance savings client came to us after being banned on Meta repeatedly.
Their feedback after working with us:
- Results exceeded expectations
- Noticeable improvements in performance and ROI
- Smooth and proactive communication
The outcome: 489 leads. Zero shutdowns. A second channel opened.
Funny thing is, not everyone in this niche has had the same experience with us. But this client did. And the results speak for themselves.
Same niche. Different outcomes. Turns out the variable isn't us.
Grateful for clients who give us the chance to prove it.
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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Yes, we provide full support throughout the campaign. Reach out directly or click the image on the 1st page, so you will be directed to our official Telegram bot
Absolutely, reach out on DM or click the image on the 1st page, you will be directed to our official telegram bot, and we'll walk you through everything
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6.36 ROAS Running Vape Ads on Meta in Denmark
Meta bans vape advertising globally. No exceptions. Most brands in this category give up on paid social entirely or run generic ads that get flagged within days.
We ran a Danish vape brand on Meta for 81 days uninterrupted and delivered a 6.36 ROAS — by never mentioning vapes once.
CLIENT CONTEXT
The client sells vape and e-cigarette products in Denmark, targeting Danish-speaking consumers through direct online sales. It is a product category that Meta explicitly prohibits worldwide. Most agencies won't touch Meta for this vertical at all. The client needed a way to reach Danish consumers on paid social without getting shut down.
THE PROBLEM
- The product can't be named. Any reference to vapes, e-cigarettes, or nicotine triggers automated flags and instant rejection. Standard category language is a death sentence on Meta.
- The market is non-English. Danish consumers respond to different cultural cues and product framing. A translated English ad still feels like an English ad — and gets treated like one by both the audience and the platform.
- The window for error is zero. One flagged creative, one policy strike, and the account is gone. There's no testing phase when the platform actively hunts for your product category. Everything has to be compliant from the first impression.
Most brands in this space accept that Meta is off-limits. This client wanted to prove otherwise.
ZP'S APPROACH
We built the campaign around one principle: never say what it is.
Creatives showed a box with fruity visuals and flavour cues — a fruity experience, not a vape product. No devices shown. No restricted terminology anywhere in the creative or captions. The product was implied through lifestyle and flavour positioning, never stated.
Copy ran entirely in native Danish — not translated English, but written the way Danish consumers actually speak. The creative leaned into "frugtstang" (Danish slang for fruit bar/fruit flavour) as the product framing. Flavour-forward positioning that resonated with Danish consumers while staying entirely clear of restricted language. The right audience knew exactly what it was. Meta's review systems didn't.
Targeting was kept broad. Denmark-only geo. No narrow audience targeting that signals to Meta what the product category is — the creative did the qualifying work instead.
PERFORMANCE DASHBOARD
RESULTS
- ROAS: 6.36
- Purchases: 1,068
- Amount Spent: $17,014
- Cost Per Acquisition: $15.93
- Impressions: 700,101
- Reach: 132,575
- Campaign Duration: 81 days uninterrupted (Feb 20 – May 11, 2026)
1,068 purchases at 6.36 ROAS over 81 consecutive days — on a platform that bans the product category globally. Zero account shutdowns. Zero ad rejections. Zero interruptions. Most campaigns in this category don't survive a week. This one ran for nearly three months.
THE TAKEAWAY
81 days on a platform that bans the category. 1,068 purchases. 6.36 ROAS. Zero disruptions.
It worked because the creative was built for compliance and geo first — not adapted for it after the fact. Native Danish copy, culturally rooted framing, zero restricted language, and visuals that implied the product without naming it.
If you're selling a restricted product and Meta keeps shutting you down, the problem is not the platform. It's how the campaign was built.
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.
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2.66x ROAS for Cannabis on TikTok in the US — Image Ads Beat Video
Who said TikTok can't compete with Meta on ROAS?
We ran image ads for a US-based cannabis, shrooms, and nootropics e-commerce brand. On TikTok. The video platform.
The Results (Apr 12 – May 11, 2026)
- ROAS: 2.66x (Image Ad Group)
- Platform: TikTok
- Ad Format: Image Ads
- Country: United States
- Niche: Cannabis / Shrooms / Nootropics
2.66x return from our image ad group. On a video-first platform. Static images beating video expectations.
Let that sink in.
The Contrarian Play
Everyone assumes TikTok requires video. Everyone assumes static images can't compete.
The data says otherwise.
Image ads outperformed video on a video-first platform. Same campaign. Same audience. Same offer. Different format. Different results.
Why This Matters
TikTok isn't just for video anymore. And for restricted niches that keep getting banned on Meta, it might be the better play.
While your competitors fight over the same Meta audiences, TikTok sits wide open. Less competition. Different algorithm. Untapped buyers.
Running cannabis, nootropics, or any restricted e-commerce niche? Let's talk.
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.
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$0.09 Per View for OnlyFans on Meta in the US — Penny Clicks Are Back
The name Zero Penny comes from 2013.
Back then, we delivered clicks that cost fractions of a penny. $0.001 in some cases. The dashboard only showed two decimal places, so those clicks literally showed up as $0.00.
That's where the name was born.
12 years later, penny clicks aren't gone. They're still here. And we're still delivering them.
We ran four campaigns for an OnlyFans client in the United States. All delivered results for under $1.
The Results
Lead Campaigns
- Campaign P6. 3,648 leads at $0.41
- Campaign P7. 2,357 leads at $0.58
- Campaign P5. 4,497 leads at $0.90
Landing Page View Campaign
- Campaign P1 Copy. 1,905 landing page views at $0.09
All under $1. One as low as $0.09 — less than a dime.
Performance Dashboard
The world of Meta ads has changed. CPMs went up. Competition got fiercer. Everyone said cheap traffic was dead.
Penny clicks are back. They never left. Zero Penny delivers them.
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.
LuckyFelicia
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The service provides likes quite well, delivering the promised quantity and quality.
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$0.20 CPL Prop Trading Leads on Meta in India — 10 Days
$0.20 per trading lead. On Meta. In 10 days.
Most prop trading campaigns struggle to break $5 CPL. We hit $0.20.
The Results
- Leads. 2,563
- Cost Per Lead. $0.20
- Platform. Meta
- Country. India
- Niche. Prop Trading
- Duration. 10 days
2,563 leads in 10 days. 20 cents each.
This Is Not Luck
This is what happens when the system is optimized correctly.
You have probably run trading ads before. Inconsistent results. Lead flow that spikes and crashes. Spend that never converts profitably.
That is exactly why we built systems for this.
What Makes Prop Trading Work on Meta
Prop trading on Meta requires precision. The targeting has to be right. The creative has to convert. The funnel has to hold. When all three align, this is what it looks like.
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.
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"Very Nice" — Feedback Like This Keeps Us Going.
No big speech. No long email. Just two words that meant everything.
This client had tried everything — different platforms, different people, different approaches. Budget burning. Leads going nowhere. The frustration was real.
We came in, figured out what wasn't landing, rebuilt it, and let it run.
Then the first sale came in. And their response was just — "Very nice."
This is why we do it. For the client who's been through the wringer, finally getting their moment.
We love this job, and we'll keep delivering.
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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$37.14 CPL for Fixed Term Deposits on Meta in Ireland
Zero Penny Has Cracked Finance
Zero Penny Has Cracked Finance
Another week, another finance win.
If you've been following our recent posts, you've seen the pattern. UK bonds. German savings. Italian recovery leads. Now Ireland.
We've been quietly stacking results across the finance vertical in restricted paid ads.
This time, a fixed-term deposits client targeting Ireland. We did lead gen on Meta for a financial product most advertisers can't even get approved.
The Results
- Cost Per Lead: $37.14
- Leads: 33
- Amount Spent: $1,225.65
- Country: Ireland
$37.14 per lead in financial services. On Meta. In a restricted category.
No benchmarks needed. The number speaks for itself.
This Isn't a One-Off. It's a Pattern.
UK. Germany. Italy. Ireland. Four countries. Four sub-niches. Bonds, savings, recovery, deposits. All finance. All restricted niches. All delivering.
Zero Penny is becoming the go-to for finance in restricted paid ads.
If you're in finance and struggling to get results on Meta, check our recent wins on our updates page.
Then DM us. You might be next.
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.
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30k+ LP Views at $0.05 Per View for Crypto Funding Round on Meta
Most people assume you need thousands per day to generate meaningful traffic.
They're wrong.
$50/day. 3 weeks. 30,209 landing page views at $0.05 each.
The Results
- Landing Page Views. 30,209
- Cost Per View. $0.05
- Amount Spent. $1,500.01
- Locations. US and Europe
- Niche. Crypto Funding Round
Performance Dashboard
$0.05 per view. In crypto. On Meta.
That's what efficiency looks like when the system is dialed in. Small budget. High volume. Low cost.
"Small budgets don't move the needle."
30,209 views say otherwise.
"You need to spend big to get results."
$1,500 in 3 weeks got more views than most campaigns burning $1,500 per day.
Spend less. Get more. That's the system.
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.
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82 Gambling Signups on Meta in Turkey — $32.58 Per Signup
Turkish-language gambling ads are one of the hardest restricted categories to run.
Regulatory heat. Platform restrictions. Accounts flagged before they even spend.
Most advertisers do not even try. The ones who do face inconsistent results, lead flow instability, and campaigns that die before they scale.
We ran it. And we delivered.
The Results
- Signups: 82
- Cost Per Signup: $32.58
- Amount Spent: $2,671.39
- Platform: Meta
- Language: Turkish
- Niche: Gambling Affiliate
19 deposits (~$408) and 4 FTDs (~$95) confirmed downstream.
Why This Matters
82 signups from a Turkish-language gambling affiliate campaign on Meta. In a space where most campaigns get shut down before delivering a single conversion.
This is not a theory. This is proof it is possible.
You have probably tried running gambling ads before. Inconsistent results. Accounts banned. Revenue unpredictable. The platform feels impossible to crack.
That is exactly why we built systems for this.
Turkish-language gambling on Meta is a near-impossible space. Zero Penny made it work.
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.
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$1.81M in Performance Supplement Sales on Meta — $4.44 CPP, 26x ROAS, 18 Months
One campaign is a test. Eighteen months across three ad accounts in three countries is the system which generated $1.81M.
We've published two case studies on this client before — one at 9x ROAS, one at 54x. This isn't the third chapter. It's the full picture: $1.81M, 15,040 verified purchases, $4.44 average cost per purchase, and a 26x average ROAS across the UK, US, and Canada — in pharma/supplements, one of Meta's most restricted verticals.
CLIENT CONTEXT
The client sells performance supplement products online, targeting consumers across the UK, US, and Canada. A product category that sits squarely in Meta's restricted pharma vertical — where ad accounts get flagged, creative gets rejected, and most agencies won't commit to anything longer than a short test. This client didn't need a test. They needed a system that could run for years.
THE PROBLEM
Pharma and supplement advertising on Meta is a minefield. Automated review systems flag supplement-related language aggressively. Ad accounts in this vertical have short lifespans. Some get shut down entirely — on Meta and elsewhere. Most agencies run a campaign, hit a wall, and move on. Most brands do the same — cycling through agencies and approaches every few months, restarting from scratch each time, never building anything that compounds.
This client had already proven the product converts. The challenge wasn't demand — it was keeping the ads running. How do you keep three ad accounts alive across three markets for 18 months in a category Meta actively restricts? How do you scale from UK-only to three countries without the system breaking? And how do you keep returns compounding instead of declining as spend increases?
These aren't campaign problems. They're systems problems. And they don't get solved by a single optimization cycle — or a new agency every quarter.
ZP'S APPROACH
We treated this like a long-term road test, not a campaign.
Over 18 months, we managed three ad accounts across the UK, US, and Canada. The system was built to compound — every week of data made the next week more efficient. Ads were refreshed continuously, not in bursts. Audiences were shifted as markets matured. Platform changes were absorbed and adapted to in real time.
The expansion from UK-only to three markets wasn't a bet — it was a controlled scale. UK performance proved the system worked and the cost per purchase held. US and Canada were added once the ads and compliance approach were confirmed to work across English-speaking markets.
- Compliance. Built into every ad from day one — and it held. Eighteen months, three accounts, zero account-level bans, no interruptions to sales.
- Creative. Every piece of copy and every visual was built to survive Meta's review systems long-term — not just pass once.
- Infrastructure. When an ad account hit problems, we didn't panic. We had the infrastructure to rotate, rebuild, and keep sales coming without interruption.
That's the difference between running a campaign and operating a system.
PERFORMANCE DASHBOARD
RESULTS
- Revenue Generated: $1.81M
- Purchases: 15,040
- Cost Per Purchase: $4.44 Average
- ROAS: 26x Average
- Duration: 18 months continuous
- Markets: UK, US, and Canada
- Account Stability: Zero account-level bans, zero interruptions to sales
$1.81M with 15,040 verified purchases at $4.44 each. 26x average ROAS. Three markets. Three ad accounts. Eighteen months of uninterrupted sales in one of Meta's most restricted verticals. This isn't a snapshot — it's a track record.
THE TAKEAWAY
A single campaign can spike. A system compounds. This client didn't get lucky once — they got consistent results across 18 months, three countries, and three ad accounts in a vertical where most advertisers can't survive 18 days.
The two previous case studies — 9x ROAS and 54x ROAS — were individual windows into this system. This is the full view: $1.81M, 15,040 purchases, $4.44 CPP, 26x average ROAS, and a partnership that's still running.
If you're in pharma, supplements, or any restricted niche and you need more than a test — you need a system that scales and survives — this is what 18 months of it looks like.
Disclaimer: These results reflect individual case studies, not guaranteed outcomes. Performance depends on multiple variables including strategy, spend, funnel quality, and niche 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.