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ROAS That Made a Restricted-Niche Founder Ask to Scale
The Moment
When your client in a restricted niche sees their Meta numbers and just says it.
"This ROAS is amazing. Can we scale even harder?"
That message made our whole day. This is the stuff that lives in screenshots and group chats — the moments that remind us why we do this.
The Background
A client in the peptide space came to us after trying different platforms, different agencies, and getting nowhere. A restricted niche — the kind most agencies won't touch.
Technical setup he didn't want to figure out. Budget that kept burning with nothing to show for it.
The product worked. The marketing didn't.
What Changed
Then we started delivering on Meta. And instead of a long debrief, they just sent one message. That was it.
We're still smiling about this one.
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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Thanks for the kind words, glad the offer caught your attention. Reach out via DM and we'll walk you through everything.
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No review copies available but we have case studies covering results across different niches. What niche are you in? Happy to point you to the most relevant one.
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any review copies??
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Can you share me some metrics of your campaigns? Looking fwd
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We don't have review copies but our case studies cover real results across different niches. DM us and we'll point you to the most relevant one and share our contact details.
DM sent, check your inbox and we'll go from there.
Yes, we have case studies with full campaign metrics. Check them out here and feel free to DM if you want to dig into specifics for your niche.
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9.75x ROAS — Peptide Brand Scales on Meta Where Most Can't Even Run
Peptide brands operate in one of the most sensitive niches in e-commerce.
The product cannot be advertised or sold for human use. That single constraint shapes everything — your creatives, your copy, your lander, your entire funnel has to stay inside that boundary or you're looking at account bans, MATCH listing, and six-figure fines.
Brands know that how their product is presented in an ad directly determines two things: whether their ad account survives, and whether their brand is perceived as legitimate or shady.
This is why most peptide brands either avoid paid social entirely or accept mediocre results from watered-down creatives that barely communicate the product.
This client did not have to make that trade-off.
The Results (May 8 – Jun 2, 2026)
Prospecting
- ROAS. 9.75x
- Purchases. 28
- Cost Per Purchase. $39.71
- Spend. $1,128.56
Remarketing
- ROAS. 5.23x
- Purchases. 18
- Cost Per Purchase. $37.31
- Spend. $692.43
- Platform. Meta
- Country. United States
- Niche. Peptides
46 purchases. Under $40 per sale. Account stable throughout.
Compliant ads worked where most operators assume you cannot run.
You have probably tried this before. Account flagged. Creatives rejected. Scaling triggers warnings. The network feels impossible to crack.
That is exactly why we built systems for this.
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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108 Days, Zero Shutdowns — OnlyFans Ads on Meta in USA
Most agencies won't run ads for OnlyFans management. Not because the demand isn't there, but because Meta makes it structurally impossible to operate. Creatives get rejected at the policy level. Destination URLs get flagged. Conversion tracking can't be placed on the destination platform. One wrong move and the ad account is gone.
We built a campaign architecture that stayed live and viable for over three months, from February to June 2026, in a niche where most ad accounts don't survive a week.
CLIENT CONTEXT
The client operates an OnlyFans management agency in the US, recruiting and managing creators on the platform. Their growth depends on consistent inbound interest from creators looking for professional management. Without paid acquisition, growth stalls. With the wrong approach on Meta, the account dies within days.
THE PROBLEM
The barriers in this niche aren't creative or targeting problems. They're structural.
Meta's ad policies flag OnlyFans-adjacent content at every level. Creatives referencing the platform or the category get rejected before they ever reach an audience. Direct linking to OnlyFans triggers automated flags. And conversion tracking, the foundation of any performance campaign, can't be placed on OnlyFans itself, meaning the standard optimization signals most campaigns rely on simply don't exist.
And the risk isn't just ad rejection. Accounts running in this category sit under heightened review. Every ad, every landing page, every piece of copy is scrutinised more aggressively than standard verticals. Most agencies look at this setup and walk away. The ones that try usually last a few days before the account gets shut down.
The client had experienced this firsthand. Previous approaches had failed, traffic was inconsistent, and the perception across the industry was that paid Meta advertising simply doesn't work for this niche.
ZP'S APPROACH
We solved the structural problem before a single ad ran. The linking limitations, the tracking gaps, the compliance walls — all addressed at the infrastructure level.
The specifics of how we built this stay internal. That's the system our clients pay for. What we can say is that every structural barrier Meta puts up in this niche was resolved before launch, not patched after the fact. Creative was built to pass policy review consistently. The campaign architecture was designed for sustained compliance, not workarounds that break after a week.
Three campaigns were launched and ran continuously across the full period. No shutdowns. No account-level flags. No gaps in traffic flow. 108 days of uninterrupted delivery in a category where most accounts don't last 108 hours.
PERFORMANCE DASHBOARD
RESULTS
- Total Spend. $6,917
- Campaign Period. Feb 17 – Jun 5, 2026 (108 days)
- Account Status. No shutdowns, no flags, continuous delivery
The campaigns drove over 10,000 visits at a total spend of $6,917. Because conversion tracking can't be placed on OnlyFans, exact downstream conversions aren't measurable through Meta, but the system achieved what no other approach in this niche has: continuous, uninterrupted traffic flow for over three months on a platform that bans the category.
The result isn't a single figure. It's proof that a viable campaign architecture exists in a niche the industry had written off entirely.
THE TAKEAWAY
Restricted doesn't mean impossible. It means most agencies don't have the infrastructure to operate there, so they tell you it can't be done.
This client was told Meta doesn't work for OnlyFans management. The industry consensus said paid ads in this category were a dead end. 108 days of uninterrupted campaign delivery on $6,917 in spend says otherwise.
The difference isn't luck or a loophole. It's a system built to survive where standard approaches fail. If you're in a restricted niche and you've been told paid acquisition isn't an option, the problem isn't the platform. It's who you're working with.
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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INFRASTRUCTURE FIXED. Results Followed.
THE SITUATION
A Turkish gambling client was spending money and getting nothing back.
Ads were running. Budget was burning. The numbers made no sense. No clarity on what was working. No way to tell what needed to change.
They came to us stuck.
Gambling tracking on Meta involves three layers that don't naturally talk to each other: the affiliate dashboard, the cloaker, and Meta's pixel. When they fall out of sync, Meta goes blind on conversions and starts sending bad traffic.
That's exactly where this client was. No visibility. Meta wasn't reporting conversions, so it was optimising for nothing. All they had was their own dashboard — and no way to tell Meta what was actually working.
WHAT WE FOUND
We identified the disconnect. The conversion signal wasn't reaching Meta. The platform was flying blind — optimising for nothing, sending traffic that couldn't convert.
This was not a creative problem. Not a targeting problem. It was an infrastructure problem that the client couldn't diagnose, let alone fix.
WHAT WE DID
We implemented an infrastructural solution for tracking.
The conversion signal was restored back to Meta. The platform could finally see what was working.
THE RESULT
The campaign started working. Traffic quality improved. Results started making sense.
This was not a hack. This was the kind of problem most operators cannot diagnose, let alone fix.
THE TAKEAWAY
If your gambling campaigns are burning budget with nothing to show — the problem might not be your ads. It might be something you cannot see.
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's Weekly Reports. Automated. No Follow-up Needed. Full Visibility.
The Problem With Most Agency Reporting
Most clients find out what happened to their budget on a call. Once a month. If they're lucky.
That's not how we operate.
What Every Zero Penny Client Gets
Every Zero Penny client now gets a structured weekly report — automatically, no follow-up needed.
- Financial summary. Where your budget went.
- Results in numbers. What it produced.
- Performance breakdown. What drove results that week — and what didn't.
- Next steps. What's coming next.
Four sections, same format, every single week — built straight from your ad data.
Full Visibility, Every Week
You see exactly where your budget went and what it produced. What drove performance that week. What didn't.
A four-week trend graph so you can see whether momentum is building — or where it stalled.
And explicit next steps so you always know what's coming.
No More Chasing Updates
- No manual compilation
- No version sent twice
- No chasing your account manager
- No silence
Just full visibility, delivered before you thought to ask.
That's how we think reporting should 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.
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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5.14x ROAS Selling Peptides on Meta in the USA
Peptide brands on Meta face a constraint most operators don't fully grasp until it's too late: the product cannot be advertised for human use. That single classification shapes the entire funnel, creatives, copy, lander, architecture, and the penalty for getting it wrong isn't a rejected ad. It's account bans, MATCH listing, and regulatory exposure.
We built a compliant system that held the legal line and still performed. 8.01x return on the best-performing campaign. 70 purchases. $50.89 blended cost per purchase.
CLIENT CONTEXT
The client operates a peptide brand in the US, selling through e-commerce in a legally ambiguous niche. The product is classified as not for human use, a designation that immediately disqualifies most standard advertising approaches on Meta and puts the brand under heightened scrutiny from both the platform and regulators.
THE PROBLEM
The "not for human use" classification isn't just a label. It's a constraint that shapes every layer of the campaign.
- Creatives. Can't show or imply human consumption.
- Copy. Can't reference dosage, results, or benefits in the way that actually sells the product.
- Landing pages. Have to hold the same compliance line or the entire account gets flagged.
One misstep and the consequences go beyond ad rejection. Account bans, MATCH listing, and potential regulatory exposure are all on the table.
Most brands in this space either don't attempt Meta at all or accept creatives so diluted they can't convert. The ads stay live but nothing sells. The alternative, pushing the line, works until it doesn't, and when it doesn't, the damage is permanent.
The client had seen this play out. Previous approaches had failed. The niche was perceived as too difficult for paid acquisition. Internal expertise to navigate the compliance and performance balance didn't exist. They needed a partner who understood where the lines are, and how to perform within them.
ZP'S APPROACH
What the client needed wasn't better creative. It was a system where compliance and performance were solved as the same problem, not traded off against each other.
Every piece of copy, every visual, every landing page element was built around what the classification allows from the start, not adapted after the first rejection. Creative was designed to sell without crossing into human-use territory. The product positioning stayed within the legal boundaries while maintaining enough commercial directness to actually convert.
The result was a system that never fought the review process because it was never built against it.
PERFORMANCE DASHBOARD
RESULTS
- Best Campaign ROAS: 8.01x
- Blended ROAS (All Campaigns): 5.14x
- Total Purchases: 70
- Blended Cost Per Purchase: $50.89
- Total Spend: $3,562.46
- Total Conversion Value: $19,826
- Campaign Period: May 8, 2026 – June 26, 2026
- Account Status: No bans, no MATCH listing, compliant throughout
The best-performing campaign delivered 8.01x return. Across all campaigns, the blended average was 5.14x. Seventy total purchases at $50.89 blended CPP. $3,562.46 in total spend. $19,826 in total conversion value. No account bans. No MATCH listing. No regulatory issues.
In a niche where most brands can't keep ads live for a week, this system ran the full campaign window without a single compliance failure.
CLIENT REACTION
The client came in with a clear constraint and a clear ask: keep the system alive and make it perform. When the results started landing, the response said everything.
"This ROAS is amazing. Can we scale even harder?"
An unprompted request to scale harder mid-campaign isn't a courtesy. It's a signal. When a client in one of Meta's most restricted categories is asking to push more budget, the system is working.
THE TAKEAWAY
Restricted doesn't mean unrunnable. It means you need an operator who knows where the lines are.
Peptides on Meta sit in one of the most legally constrained categories in e-commerce advertising. Most brands accept that the platform is off-limits or settle for creatives so watered down they don't convert. Neither has to be the answer.
For this client, the breakthrough wasn't a single ad or a lucky campaign. It was building a system that treated compliance as the foundation, and performance as the outcome. 8.01x ROAS on the best campaign. 5.14x blended across the account. 70 purchases. Zero compliance incidents.
The constraint didn't kill the campaign. It shaped how we built 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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Hello! The process starts with you contacting us directly here so we can provide the contact details and answer any questions you may have.
After that, we’ll coordinate with you and your team to move forward with the contract and invoice process.
We have a special offer running right now. 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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$34.42 CPL — 239 Finance Leads on Meta in Australia
AU finance lead gen on Meta is a restricted, competitive niche.
RESULTS
- Campaign Period. Apr 29 – Jun 29, 2026
- Leads. 239
- Cost Per Lead. $34.42
- Spend. $8,225.56
- Platform. Meta
- Country. Australia
WHAT WE BUILT
The budget scaled progressively over the campaign period. CPL held throughout.
Single ad account. No account issues. No interruptions. Two months of consistent delivery.
THE TAKEAWAY
Most finance campaigns on Meta struggle to maintain CPL as spend increases. This one did not. The structure held. The results followed.
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.[/CENTER]
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239 Finance Leads at $34.42 CPL on Meta in Australia — 61 Days, Zero Ad History
Never run an ad before in financial services. No idea where to start. No one in-house who knows how paid advertising works — and the niche is one that Meta restricts more than most.
That was this client's starting point. 61 days later: 239 leads at $34.42 per lead. Budget scaled steadily. Cost per lead stayed stable throughout.
CLIENT CONTEXT
The client operates a rate comparison service in Australia, helping consumers find the best savings and term deposit rates across banks. Their target audience is Australians aged 50 and above with money sitting in low-yielding accounts — a trust-sensitive demographic that doesn't respond to aggressive advertising.
Before working with us, the client had never run a single paid ad. Zero campaigns. Zero data. Zero experience with paid acquisition.
THE PROBLEM
Building a lead generation system from scratch in financial services on Meta means facing every obstacle at once.
Financial services is a restricted category. Ads get flagged. Accounts get scrutinised. Most advertisers in this space have months of data to work with — this client had none. No past campaigns to learn from. No tracking data. No proven landing page. Everything had to be built and validated from zero.
The audience adds another layer. Australians over 50 researching savings rates aren't impulse clickers. They're careful, comparison-driven, and skeptical of anything that doesn't feel trustworthy. The ads, the landing page, and the entire experience had to earn trust before it could earn a lead.
And behind it all, a sales team was waiting for leads. This wasn't a test with a flexible timeline — the system needed to deliver consistent, qualified leads from the start so the team had something to work with.
The client had no internal expertise to manage any of this. They needed a partner who could build the entire system, manage it day to day, and handle the problems that come up — without requiring them to become advertising experts.
ZP'S APPROACH
We built everything from scratch — ads, landing pages, tracking, targeting — all designed to stay within Meta's financial services restrictions from day one.
Budget started low and scaled slowly. No aggressive spending before the system was proven. Every dollar was tracked against lead quality, not just lead volume.
Mid-campaign, a tracking issue was identified. Instead of making reactive changes or cutting spend, we fixed the issue and held budget steady through the recovery period. The discipline was intentional — cutting spend at that point would have meant starting the learning process over, costing the client weeks of progress and forcing the system to rebuild momentum from scratch. Holding steady preserved everything the campaign had learned and kept the cost per lead from spiking when delivery resumed.
Once delivery stabilised, budget was scaled progressively. Cost per lead stayed stable throughout. The client confirmed lead quality at every stage — the sales team was receiving leads they could actually work with.
The specifics of the infrastructure stay internal. What matters is the outcome: a system that went from zero to stable lead flow — built, managed, and optimised entirely by ZP while the client focused on closing.
PERFORMANCE DASHBOARD
RESULTS
- Leads. 239
- Cost Per Lead. $34.42
- Amount Spent. $8,225.56
- Campaign Period. Apr 29 – Jun 29, 2026 (61 days)
- Campaign Status. Ongoing
All 239 leads were generated within Australia — the only market targeted. The campaign is ongoing, with budget continuing to scale and cost per lead holding stable.
CLIENT REACTION
A client review posted publicly after working with us:
"Great experience so far, been dealing with 0penny for about 2-3 weeks now and the lead quality has been very high and definitely consistent. They definitely know what there doing and i cant wait for the future with them"
High lead quality. Consistent delivery. Confidence in the future.
THE TAKEAWAY
Finance lead generation on Meta works — with the right system and the discipline not to panic when it gets complicated.
This client had never run an ad before. No data, no experience, no internal team to manage campaigns. They didn't need to learn advertising. They needed a partner who could build the entire system, handle the restrictions, fix the problems that came up, and deliver leads their sales team could actually close.
239 leads. $34.42 CPL. 61 days. Zero ad experience required from the client. The system did the work.
You sell financial services. You've never run ads. You need leads your sales team can close — without learning how advertising works. That's the exact situation this system was built for.
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.