Marketing proposal · Steve Pate & Brittany Boyette · The Wealth Society
About $300 a day on Meta already brings in roughly $50,000 a month in new revenue. That's with static "credit stack" creative, a domain that triggers browser warnings, and no revenue data going back to the ad platform. The business is working even though the marketing isn't. This proposal covers three things: fix the foundation, put Steve on camera, and show Meta what a real Wealth Society client looks like. Then your sales team spends its time with people who are qualified and ready to buy.
Visitors to the main site get a "this site may harm your device" warning. It most likely comes from SSL and forwarding problems between thewealthsociety.com and your other domains. Google and Meta have flagged the domains before, and that already cost you ad account and page disruptions once.
Nothing else matters until this is fixed. It's first on the list.The UK agency's sensational "credit stack" and "get funded in 60 days" angles bring in people who have already tried credit stacking, or who are desperate and a poor fit. Your closers take those calls, and that promise doesn't match what Steve actually delivers.
You're paying for volume, then paying again to filter it by hand.People buy this service because they trust Steve, and Steve isn't in the ads. Static images can't show credibility, can't pre-qualify anyone, and give Meta no watch-time data to learn from.
Video usually improves lead quality within the first week.The campaigns are set to get as many leads as possible, so that's what Meta delivers: cheap form fills. It has no way to tell which of those leads turned into paying clients.
Meta only improves at what you measure. Right now that's form fills.GoHighLevel is the CRM, but payments go through several processors that aren't connected to it. Add the chargeback history and the Stripe instability, and nobody can reliably say which ad, lead or campaign produced a sale.
No closed loop means no real CAC, and nothing for Meta to learn from.A third party built the current workflows with AI and runs them off Google Sheets. Brittany can't edit some of them, so every tracking or routing fix gets stuck behind a vendor.
Brittany flagged this on the call. We rebuild what's needed, in your account.Your cost per lead will probably go up for the first month or two, and that's intentional. Cheap leads are what fill the calendar with people who can't buy. What we care about is cost per closed client. Getting from $50K to $100K on the same $9,000 budget means cutting that number roughly in half, and every decision below works toward that.
One constraint shapes the plan: business credit and funding offers usually have to run under Meta's Financial Products & Services special ad category. That category blocks age, gender and ZIP targeting, limits detailed targeting, and restricts lookalike audiences. So the creative and the revenue data have to do the filtering that targeting normally would. It's also a good reason to test LinkedIn, which doesn't have those restrictions.
30–60 second video ads Steve films on his phone. We script, edit, caption and cut each one into multiple hooks and variations. Casual, direct-to-camera video comes across as real, and it builds trust in a way stock images can't. Static ads stay in the mix for people who don't watch video.
No more "funded in 60 days." The ads say who this is for and who it isn't for, and they reflect what Steve actually delivers. Bargain hunters and desperate leads scroll past on their own. The ads also get much easier to keep compliant, which protects the ad account.
Campaign objectives switch from lead volume to quality conversions. Real closed-client and revenue events go back to Meta through the Conversions API, so the algorithm looks for more people like your best clients.
1) A low-ticket lead magnet (a book chapter plus worksheet, built from the book and product Steve already has). 2) An evergreen webinar that runs automatically, for scale. 3) Direct high-ticket campaigns for prospects who are ready now. Each lead enters wherever they're ready.
Follow-up ads only go to people who watched a meaningful share of a video or finished a form. Prospects see Steve two or three times before they book, so they show up to the call already understanding the offer.
Business owners filtered by title, company size and industry, which is higher-caliber targeting than Meta's financial category allows. We start small, compare cost per qualified call against Meta, and only scale it if it wins.
Two options. Both are month to month, and both include the website fixes, closed-loop tracking, funnel builds, dashboard and the partnership described below. The only difference is whether we also run your organic social.
Meta + LinkedIn ads, video creative, tracking, funnels, website
Priced for a $9,000/month ad budget. You get the full paid engine, and Steve's page and feed stay in your hands.
Everything in Option 1, plus organic social on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn
Social is $500/month more, a discounted add-on rate for ads clients. Serious prospects look at Steve's profile before they book a call. An active, on-topic feed makes the ads more credible, and it gives Meta more signal that the account is legitimate.
No per-item add-ons. Everything below is covered at either monthly rate.
None of these go through us, so you always know exactly what the retainer pays for.
We don't turn anything off on day one. Current campaigns keep running while the audit, domain fix and tracking go in. The new video campaigns launch next to them. Budget moves over gradually as the new campaigns prove they produce better calls, and the old campaigns are retired once they've been beaten. Here's where the $9,000 lands once the new structure is fully running:
Steve's video ads send people to a qualifying application or VSL page, optimized toward closed clients instead of form fills. This lane pays the bills while everything else ramps up.
A free book chapter plus worksheet, or a low-ticket product. It brings in people who are interested but not ready yet, costs less per lead, and GoHighLevel nurtures them until they are ready. The evergreen webinar joins this lane once it's recorded.
Only people who watched a meaningful share of a video, visited the page or started a form see these ads. Proof, objections, client stories. This is the cheapest money in the account and usually the most profitable.
60 days, business owners only, judged on cost per qualified call. If it beats Meta, it gets more budget. If it doesn't, the $900 goes back to whichever Meta lane is performing best, and we'll tell you so.
This matters more than anything else in the proposal. Better creative gets attention. Revenue data is what teaches Meta which people are worth paying for.
Transactions from each processor and backup processor are exported and consolidated, including chargebacks and refunds, so the revenue figure is accurate.
Each payment is matched to its GoHighLevel contact, and from there to the ad, campaign and funnel that brought them in. We'll do it by hand at first if needed. Accuracy matters more than automation.
Qualified-call, closed-client and revenue events go to Meta through the Conversions API. The algorithm stops chasing cheap form fills and starts looking for buyers.
CPL, cost per qualified call, show rate, close rate, CAC and revenue by source, all in one view for Steve, Brittany and our team.
The domain warnings are both a trust problem and an ad account risk. Any account that has been flagged once gets watched more closely, and a site that shows a malware warning is one of the fastest ways to get flagged again. With admin access to GoDaddy and the landing page, we'll clean up the redirects between your domains, reissue the SSL certificates, request a Google Safe Browsing review, and verify the domain in Meta Business Manager.
After that we work on conversion. Your current VSL page (go.800toempire.com/opt-in-v1) keeps its single CTA. We reduce the friction in the pop-up lead form, add qualifying questions, and A/B test the form and page elements. We also build the lead magnet, webinar registration and application pages the new funnels need. If you want a full site rebuild later, we'll quote it separately. It isn't needed to hit the goals in this proposal.
No templates. Every page we build is made for your offer and your buyer, and designed to load fast and convert.
We build our own chat assistants. One trained on Steve's programs and common prospect questions can pre-qualify visitors after hours, before a closer ever gets on the phone.
We build our own integrations, so form fills, bookings and payments land in GoHighLevel correctly, in workflows your team can actually edit.
What you described on the call isn't just an ads problem. It's the domain, the processors, the CRM, the workflows, LinkedIn, the funnel and the offer. Most agencies stick to one piece and bill for the rest. We take on whatever stands between your marketing and $100K a month, even when it's operations work rather than ad work.
You work with Jordyn and the team directly, not through an account manager. Weekly calls for the first 30 days, bi-weekly after that, and phone, text or email anytime in between.
Ad accounts, pixel, domains, GoHighLevel workflows, creative files and data all live in your accounts. If we ever part ways, you keep all of it and nothing needs to be recovered. This is the opposite of what's happening with the current vendors.
No long-term contract. We'd rather keep your business by producing results than by locking you in.
Jordyn leads strategy. Asia runs paid ads day to day. Video editors cut Steve's footage. On Option 2, McKinley coordinates social with you every week.
Low-ticket product, book, webinar, high-ticket program: we'll help decide what each funnel sells and in what order, not just how to advertise it.
If a test loses, the dashboard shows it and we'll bring it up before you have to ask. That includes the parts of this plan we're most excited about.
Three live builds, each scrolling on its own. This is the standard for every funnel page and landing page we build for you.

A custom-coded site with online signup, offer popups and our own in-house AI chatbot. It's the site behind the $9.28-per-lead ad campaign below.
itsbincleanedor.com →
A full platform migration and custom rebuild with a warm, editorial design, online booking and local SEO.
thrivingfamilychiropractic.com →
Our own site, built with the same strategy, design and conversion approach we use on every client build.
damarissolutions.com →Each month we send a short script list: hooks, talking points and one idea per clip. Steve records 30–60 second takes on his phone, in the office, in the car, wherever he is. We edit, caption, add hooks and export every aspect ratio Meta and LinkedIn need.
A single two-minute recording can become four or five ads with different hooks, lengths and captions. The account keeps getting fresh creative without Steve spending more time on camera.
Who this is for, and who it isn't for. What building business credit really takes. What an actual client's first 90 days look like. A clear, honest mechanism attracts people who are ready to do the work, and it holds up under Meta's review.
Clips that don't run as ads become reels, carousels and LinkedIn posts. When a serious prospect checks Steve's profile before a call, they see someone actively teaching, not a page that looks abandoned.
A phone, window light and a clip-on mic are all it takes. For a personal-brand service, casual direct-to-camera video usually outperforms polished production because it comes across as real.
Everyone who watches most of a video goes into a retargeting audience. Static ads can't do that. This is how the sequential funnel knows who should see the next ad.
An Oregon solar brand whose Instagram our videographer and strategist built from scratch. The feed is reel-first, with a warm color story and a mix of drone and on-site cuts. Every post came from real footage of the real business. That same team would edit Steve's footage into ads and, on Option 2, into the organic feed.
Live profile: instagram.com/purelightpower
Reels: /purelightpower/reels
Live @purelightpower feed captured Aug 5, 2026 · tap any thumbnail to open the post on Instagram. Hover to pause the scroll.
Real numbers from four current Damaris clients, taken directly from their reporting dashboards, the same kind of dashboard you'd get. The first one is the closest match to what we'd build for you: full revenue attribution on high-ticket sales.
Every closed job is matched back to the ad that produced it. This is the closed loop we'd build for The Wealth Society. It's why we can quote a loaded CAC instead of a cost per lead.
One strong offer, video-first creative and a single-CTA landing page, judged on cost per paying customer instead of cost per lead.
A 24.9% LinkedIn engagement rate on a business-owner audience. That's the kind of LinkedIn presence Option 2 builds for Steve.
One direct-to-camera reel changed how many new people found the page. A face on camera, consistently, is the most underused asset in marketing.
One custom link, bookmarked in your browser and always up to date. Steve sees revenue and CAC at a glance. Brittany sees the funnel stage by stage. Everyone looks at the same numbers.
We built a working sample with illustrative day-90 numbers, so you can see exactly what gets reported before you commit. Tabs: summary, paid ads, funnel & pipeline, revenue & CAC, and organic social.
📊 Open the sample dashboard →
Ad account, landing page, tracking, domain and funnel reviewed with Steve and Brittany. This proposal came out of that call.
Jordyn · Steve · BrittanyAds Management at $1,500 or Ads + Social at $2,000. Reply with your choice and the agreement goes out the same day. Month to month, no long-term lock-in.
SteveYour pick. We'll need admin access to Meta Business Manager and the ad account(s), GoHighLevel, GoDaddy, the go.800toempire.com landing page, and each payment processor (or transaction exports). Brittany shares the GoHighLevel link and workflow details, plus LinkedIn page status. We'll also confirm which Meta ad account we're keeping.
Steve + Brittany → JordynHistorical ad account audit delivered with recommendations. Domain redirects and SSL fixed, and Google review requested. Tracking map drafted. Current campaigns keep running. We also start the handoff from the UK agency: permissions audited and assets recovered.
Jordyn + AsiaSteve films from our script list, we edit the first round of variations, and quality-optimized video campaigns launch next to the existing ones. Landing page form changes go into A/B testing. On Option 2, organic posting starts the same week.
Steve + Damaris teamProcessor revenue consolidated and matched in GoHighLevel. Conversions API sending qualified-call and closed-client events. Workflows rebuilt where they block tracking. The dashboard now runs on real data. Budget moves toward the new campaigns as they prove themselves.
Jordyn + BrittanyThe chapter-plus-worksheet lead magnet funnel launches with its GoHighLevel nurture sequence. The evergreen webinar is recorded and built. The LinkedIn test starts. By day 60 we have a real CAC for each entry point and a clear read on where the next dollar should go.
Damaris team + Steve| Line item | Option 1 · Ads | Option 2 · Ads + Social |
|---|---|---|
| Ad account audit + campaign rebuild (quality conversions, sequential flows) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Meta ads management (high-ticket, lead magnet, retargeting lanes) | ✓ | ✓ |
| LinkedIn Ads test | ✓ | ✓ |
| Video ad creative (scripts, editing, captions, monthly variations) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Closed-loop tracking (processor data → GoHighLevel → Conversions API) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Funnel builds (lead magnet, evergreen webinar, application) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Website support (domain/SSL fix, landing page A/B tests, GoHighLevel workflows) | Included | Included |
| Live analytics + CAC dashboard | ✓ | ✓ |
| Organic social (Facebook + Instagram, 2–3 posts / week) | — | ✓ |
| LinkedIn business page (setup + ongoing posting) | — | ✓ |
| Social coordinator (weekly topics + shot list) | — | ✓ |
| Monthly retainer (billed monthly, month to month) | $1,500 | $2,000 |
| Ad spend (paid directly to Meta / LinkedIn) | $9,000 · separate | $9,000 · separate |
Reply with Option 1 ($1,500) or Option 2 ($2,000) and the agreement goes out the same day. Once it's signed, we'll onboard Wednesday or Monday, whichever works for you, fix the domain in week one, and have Steve's first video ads live by week two, without pausing anything that's currently bringing in revenue.
Payment: whichever is easiest for you.