Performance marketing agency

Paid attention, turned into customers.

We buy Google Ads, Meta Ads and specialist traffic for product, service and subscription brands, and for the performance networks that pay on results. Then we build the creative and landing pages that make that spend convert, inside guardrails you can see.

45+ years combined in media buying, media sales and the most competitive verticals online. MSG is new; the people behind it aren't.

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Creative and media, built and run by one team

How we buy

Built for partners who pay on performance.

Whether you pay per lead, per paying user or on revenue share, every dollar we spend runs inside rules you can see.

  1. Guardrails on every dollar

    Budgets are approved per campaign and per traffic source, each with a ROAS target and a floor. Below the floor, spend comes down fast; if it stays there, it pauses. Budgets only rise when the data has earned it, with your sign-off.

  2. Your accounts, your data

    Ad accounts carry your admin access from day one. Your funds stay separate and are spent only on your campaigns, and weekly reports reconcile to your tracking. Audit-ready at any time.

  3. Bought for value, not volume

    Leads and paying users are judged on what they're worth after they convert: cohort revenue and predicted ROAS from your tracking, not the cheapest front-end CPA.

  4. Clean, compliant traffic

    No bots, incentivized clicks, cloaking or review workarounds. Age-gating where required and platform policies followed, so accounts last and partners never inherit a problem.

What we run

Three ways we buy attention.

Google captures demand that already exists. Meta creates it. Custom media finds the people the big two miss or overcharge for. We manage all three against the same business numbers.

Google Ads

Search, Shopping, Performance Max and YouTube, structured around intent and measured against real outcomes.

How we work

Meta Ads

Facebook and Instagram campaigns driven by structured creative testing and conversion signals you can trust.

How we work

Custom media buying

Planning, sourcing, testing and managing the channels beyond Google and Meta, including specialist and age-gated networks.

How we work

Inside the accounts

How we build accounts that scale.

Campaign structure, split tests and the tracking that keeps them honest, shown the way we see it every day.

Google Ads E-commerce brand · United States Last 30 days
Conversions44.7K
Cost$1.79M
Cost / conv.$40.14
Conv. value / cost3.10
Google Ads campaigns, Last 30 days
CampaignStatusBudgetImpr.CTRCostConversionsCost / conv.Conv. value / cost
SRCH | Brand | Exact1Search · Target impr. share Capped Limited by budget $3,500.00/day1,380,00023.04% $96,400.009,820 $9.8212.22
SRCH | Non-brand | High intent2Search · Target CPA Scaling Eligible $22,000.00/day6,910,0007.05% $611,800.0013,640 $44.852.78
SRCH | Non-brand | Category | Broad3Search · Target CPA Active Eligible $10,000.00/day9,240,0003.81% $288,300.005,060 $56.982.09
SRCH | Competitor | ExactSearch · Max. clicks (capped CPC) Limited Eligible (Limited) $2,500.00/day1,120,0003.72% $64,200.00820 $78.291.44
SHOP | Hero SKUs | Margin tier A4Shopping · Target ROAS 340% Scaling Eligible $12,000.00/day14,800,0002.72% $341,000.008,910 $38.273.48
PMAX | Feed only | Brand excluded5Performance Max · Target ROAS 260% Testing Eligible (Learning) $9,500.00/day22,600,0001.31% $274,100.005,380 $50.952.49
DGEN | Prospecting | Video6Demand Gen · Max. conversions Active Eligible $4,000.00/day31,400,0000.38% $118,200.001,060 $111.511.02
Total: all campaigns$63,500.00/day87,450,0002.30%$1,794,000.0044,690$40.143.10
Why it's built this way
  1. 1Brand is split out and capped. Branded clicks are cheap and convert well, so blending them in makes non-brand look better than it is.
  2. 2High intent is organized by search theme, not by product SKU. Each ad group points at a page that answers the query.
  3. 3Broad match only runs where conversion volume can steer it, with search terms reviewed weekly and negatives added.
  4. 4Shopping is split by margin tier, so the bid target reflects profit, not just revenue.
  5. 5Performance Max runs feed-only with brand excluded and is reported on its own, so it can't take credit for brand demand.
  6. 6Video prospecting is judged on blended lift and branded-search growth, not on platform-reported conversions alone.

Illustrative account · names generalized · not a specific client's results

Ads Manager Subscription app · United States Last 30 days
Amount spent$2.19M
Purchases49.8K
Cost per purchase$43.96
Purchase ROAS1.80
Meta ad sets in ASC | Prospecting | Purchase · Value optimization, Last 30 days
Ad setDeliveryBudgetResultsCost per resultAmount spentCPMHook ratePurchase ROAS
PROS | Broad | Concept test | Wk 401Highest value · Testing Learning $6,000.00Daily 3,480Purchases $49.14Per purchase $171,000.00 $10.7532.0%1.58
PROS | Broad | Scale | Winners2Highest value · Scaling Active $38,000.00Daily 26,100Purchases $43.22Per purchase $1,128,000.00 $11.4634.0%1.86
PROS | Advantage+ audience | ScaleHighest value · Active Active $22,000.00Daily 13,700Purchases $46.79Per purchase $641,000.00 $10.4732.0%1.69
PROS | LAL 1% payers | Holdout control3Highest value · Active Active $3,000.00Daily 1,610Purchases $54.97Per purchase $88,500.00 $12.8330.0%1.48
RT | Engaged 30d | Capped at 8% of spend4Highest value · Capped Active $5,500.00Daily 4,920Purchases $32.72Per purchase $161,000.00 $16.4328.0%2.28
Results from 5 ad sets$74,500.0049,810$43.96$2,189,500.00$11.3932.8%1.80
Why it's built this way
  1. 1New concepts enter a dedicated test ad set with its own budget, so testing never resets the learning in the scaling campaigns.
  2. 2Winners graduate as concepts, not single ads, with fresh hooks queued before the current ones fatigue.
  3. 3A small lookalike cell runs as a control to check whether broad delivery is actually finding better customers.
  4. 4Retargeting is capped as a share of spend, so it can't inflate results by claiming people who would have bought anyway.

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Tracker CPL and paying-user offers · all traffic sources Last 30 days
Visits900.0K
Conversions16.5K
Profit$127.7K
ROI33.5%
Tracker report by traffic source and lander, Last 30 days
Traffic source / landerVisitsCTRConv.CRRevenueCostProfitROIEPV
Meta · PROS | Broad 412,30031.99%9,8702.39% $296,100.00$214,800.00 $81,300.00 37.8% $0.718
LP-03 · Quiz → calculator2 208,40038.00%6,1102.93% $183,300.00$108,600.00 $74,700.00 68.8% $0.880
LP-01 · Advertorial 203,90025.85%3,7601.84% $112,800.00$106,200.00 $6,600.00 6.2% $0.553
Google · SRCH | Non-brand 96,50043.01%3,4203.54% $116,300.00$71,900.00 $44,400.00 61.8% $1.205
Native · Content rec. 233,00020.00%2,0100.86% $60,300.00$52,400.00 $7,900.00 15.1% $0.259
Push · New source test3 158,20019.03%1,1900.75% $35,700.00$41,600.00 −$5,900.00 -14.2% $0.226
Total900,00027.79%16,4901.83%$508,400.00$380,700.00$127,700.0033.5%$0.565
Why it's built this way
  1. 1The tracker, not the ad platforms, is the source of truth for revenue: conversions arrive by server-side postback and are matched to the click.
  2. 2Landers are compared on the same traffic. The quiz lander converts better, so it takes the budget and the advertorial gets a new angle.
  3. 3A new source runs as a capped test with a decision date. This one is under water, so it's fixed or cut, not scaled on hope.

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Reporting Consumer brand · all paid channels Last 30 days
Paid media spend$2.86M
Revenue (business)$4.91M
MER (blended)1.72
New-customer CAC$104.76

35% over-claim. Budgets set on platform totals would fund conversions that happened once but were counted twice.

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Creative from live campaigns

Ads built to be tested.

Short-form video built for paid placements: client work in English and Spanish, product campaign creative across a dozen personas and accents, and animated product spots. Every piece is built around one hook worth testing.

Why it works

    Transcript

    See the test sets: persona, creator, angle, format, proof

    How it works

    How acquisition actually works.

    Customers move forward from audience to conversion. What we learn moves back, into who we target, where we buy and what we make next. Explore each part of the system and how it connects.

    Select any part of the system to see its role and how it connects.

    01 · Who

    Audience

    The people worth reaching, and the moment they're in: searching with a need, or scrolling without one yet.

    What we do here

    We define the best customers from your own data (who buys, who stays, who refunds) rather than demographic guesses, and we separate demand that already exists from demand that has to be created.

    In practice: Cheap isn't the same as good

    An audience that converts at a low cost but cancels in the first month is more expensive than one that costs more and stays. Audience decisions get made on customer quality, not on the first conversion.

    02 · Intent

    Google

    Captures demand that already exists. Someone types what they want and the right ad answers.

    What we do here

    We structure accounts by intent, keep query quality tight, run Search, Shopping, Performance Max and YouTube where each fits, and bid on conversion data that reflects real value.

    In practice: Two searches, two jobs

    "Best running shoes for flat feet" and "running shoes sale" look alike, but one person is researching and the other is ready to buy. They belong in different ad groups, with different pages and different bids.

    Google Ads in detail

    03 · Attention

    Meta

    Creates demand. People aren't looking for you yet; the right ad makes them want to.

    What we do here

    We run Facebook and Instagram around a structured creative testing program, broad audiences and clean Pixel and Conversions API signals, so delivery finds buyers rather than clickers.

    In practice: The creative picks the audience

    Shown to the same broad audience, a confession-style hook and a product demo will reach different people. The delivery system finds whoever responds, so the creative effectively chooses who sees it.

    Meta Ads in detail

    04 · Reach

    Custom media

    Channels beyond the big two, such as TikTok, YouTube, CTV, podcasts, newsletters and publishers, when they reach the right people at a better price.

    What we do here

    We plan and source each channel case by case, give it a capped test with a decision date, and agree how it will be measured before any money is spent.

    In practice: Measuring what a pixel can't see

    A newsletter sponsorship can't be tracked click by click. A dedicated landing page, an offer code and a post-purchase "where did you hear about us" question can still show whether it worked.

    Media buying in detail

    05 · Message

    Creative

    The ad itself. It decides who stops scrolling, who understands the offer and who clicks.

    What we do here

    We write and produce concepts, hooks and short-form video built to be tested, cut for every placement, and improved using what each round of results shows.

    In practice: Where the difference sits

    Two ads with the same body and different first three seconds can perform very differently. That's why we produce several hooks per concept, and why concepts are tested before polish.

    Creative in detail

    06 · Promise

    Landing page

    Where the ad's promise is kept or broken, usually within the first screen on a phone.

    What we do here

    We design and build pages that continue the ad's message, put the offer and price up front, remove friction, and load fast on mobile connections.

    In practice: Message match

    If an ad promises "first month free" and the page opens on a generic homepage banner, many visitors leave before scrolling. A page that opens on that exact offer keeps the thread unbroken.

    Conversion in detail

    07 · Outcome

    Conversion

    The action that matters, whether a purchase, a subscription or a qualified lead, and what happens after it.

    What we do here

    We define conversions that reflect business value, reduce drop-off in forms and checkout, and make terms such as billing and renewal clear, so customers stay converted.

    In practice: A trial isn't a customer

    For subscription offers, optimizing toward trial starts can attract people who never pay. Where volume allows, sending paid-conversion or renewal signals back teaches the platforms to find people who stay.

    Conversion in detail

    08 · Learning

    Measurement

    Turns outcomes into decisions: what to fund, what to cut, which audiences to pursue and what to make next.

    What we do here

    We combine clean platform tracking with first-party results and controlled tests, report acquisition cost and customer quality alongside platform numbers, and feed better signals back into every channel.

    In practice: When the platforms add up to more than 100%

    Google and Meta can both claim the same sale. Comparing their reports with blended, first-party results shows how much of the combined total is overlap, and where budget is actually earning its keep.

    Measurement in detail

    An explanatory model of how we manage acquisition, not a software product or live data.

    FAQ

    Questions buyers ask first.

    Anything else? Ask us directly. A person reads every inquiry.

    What does MEGA Stone Growth do?

    MEGA Stone Growth (MSG) is a performance marketing agency. We plan, buy and manage paid media, mainly Google Ads, Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) and other channels through custom media buying, and we produce the performance creative, landing pages and measurement that make that media profitable.

    Do you buy media for affiliate networks and performance partners?

    Yes. We buy for networks and advertisers who pay per lead, per paying user or on revenue share. Budgets are approved per campaign and traffic source, every source runs against a ROAS target and floor, the ad accounts carry your admin access, and weekly reporting reconciles to your tracking.

    Do you only run Google and Meta?

    No. Google and Meta are the core of most plans, and we also buy across other channels such as TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Reddit, programmatic, connected TV, podcasts, newsletters and direct publisher placements, plus specialist native, push, pop and age-gated networks for offers that need them, when they suit the audience and can be measured.

    Can you work in categories where ads are hard to get approved?

    Yes. Much of our experience comes from verticals where platform review is strict and margins are thin. We build offers, creative and landing pages that pass review and keep ad and payment accounts healthy. We don't use cloaking or any tactic designed to get around policy.

    Who is behind MSG?

    A team with more than 45 years of combined experience in digital media: building and running large-scale media buying teams, selling media from the publisher side, and leading growth in some of the most competitive verticals online. MSG is a new agency; the people running your account are not new to this.

    Is there a minimum budget?

    We don't publish a fixed minimum. What matters is whether your budget can produce enough conversions for the platforms, and for us, to learn from. If it can't yet, we'll tell you in the first conversation.

    Tell us where growth is stuck.

    Share your goals, your channels and roughly what you spend. We'll reply with an honest view of where we'd start, or tell you if we're not the right fit.