"[Their 12-month goal, in their words, from Call 1]"
[Month Date, Year] · Sebastian Wojnarowicz · Urban Summit Media
I'm Sebastian. I run Urban Summit Media and I build and manage Meta ad campaigns for [niche] owners around [their area].
I do the work myself, so the person you talk to is the person running your account. No handoff to a junior after you sign.
[One line on what makes the work different for this niche, in plain speech.]
[Client type], [timeframe], [total spend]. [CONFIRM]
[Where they are now and what they said they want it to be.]
[What has to be true operationally for that revenue to be real.]
[Their reason, in their words. Time back, a hire so they stop working Saturdays, paying themselves properly.]
"[Direct quote from Call 1. Verbatim, not cleaned up.]"
None of this is a knock on the business. The work is good and the customers come back. That part is built.
[The specific thing they surfaced on Call 1. Slow months with nothing in the pipeline, no way to turn demand up when they need it, jobs that only arrive when someone else decides to refer them.]
[The consequence in their language. They can't plan, can't hire, can't take on the bigger job because next month is a coin flip.]
"$[A×B×12] a year. That's not a projection, that's your number times twelve."
"Right now the phone rings when someone else decides to mention you. This puts a dial on it."
Ad spend is separate. It goes to Meta on your card, not to me. You see every dollar of it in your own account.
The specific fixes on your account come on day one, not on this call. I can see some of them already. Finding them properly is the paid work.
"$[RETAINER] a month against the $[A×B] a month you're losing now. [C] job[s] covers the whole thing."
No contract past the month you're in. Pause or stop with notice in writing. The account, the pixel, the creative, and every lead stay yours either way.
"We fix this kind of thing all the time. Does that sound like something you'd want help implementing?"
Urban Summit Media
sebastian.w@urbansummitmedia.com