Lead generation
Instant forms on Facebook and Instagram that collect a name and number, with questions that filter out time-wasters.
Meta ads
Facebook and Instagram campaigns built for enquiries, not likes. Audience research in Malayalam and English, creative testing, lead forms and click-to-WhatsApp ads, with a weekly report on what each lead cost.
Lifetime totals as reported in Ads Manager, across the Meta ads accounts I’ve managed.
What I do
Every campaign is set up around one thing you can count: a call, a WhatsApp message or a filled form.
Instant forms on Facebook and Instagram that collect a name and number, with questions that filter out time-wasters.
Ads that open a WhatsApp chat with your business, so people can ask before they buy.
Ads with a call button for businesses where a phone call is the sale, from showrooms to clinics.
Audiences in Malayalam and English, by town, interest and behaviour, tested against each other.
Several images, videos and offers run side by side, and the budget moves to the ones that bring leads.
A weekly note on spend, leads and what each lead cost, plus what I’m changing next.
Results
Campaigns I planned and managed in Kerala. The numbers come from Ads Manager.

managed in Meta ads, all campaigns
Calls from ₹11.99 eachRead the case
managed across the Arena ad account
Student enquiries from ₹139 eachRead the case
leads on ₹2.5 lakh of ads
26,431 link clicks at ₹0.87Read the case
impressions across three ads
91,823 clicks at ₹0.48 eachRead the case
student conversations
From ₹34.41 eachRead the case
student conversations
From ₹58.26 eachRead the case
student conversations
Best campaign at ₹115.53 eachRead the case
design enquiries
From ₹54.13 eachRead the case
people reached
₹0.08 per person reachedBefore you spend more
Most accounts I audit are losing money in the same few places. These are what I check first, and how I measure the fix.
The Boost button chases likes and views. A leads, messages or calls campaign tells Meta to find people who actually enquire.
Without them Meta can’t see who became a customer, so it can’t find more people like them. I install and test both.
A ₹20 lead that never picks up costs more than a ₹60 lead that books. I check lead quality with you, not just the price.
When frequency climbs, results drop. I rotate new images, videos and offers before the old ones wear out.
We decide upfront what counts: a WhatsApp conversation, a call or a form. That is the number every report is built on.
Spend, results, cost per result, reach and frequency, straight from Ads Manager, with a note on what I’m changing next.
How it works
The same four steps for every account, whether you spend a little or a lot.
I check your ad account, Pixel and past campaigns, and find where money is being lost.
We agree the goal, the offer, the audiences and the budget for the first month.
Campaigns go live with several creatives and audiences running side by side.
Each week you see what each lead cost, and the budget moves to what works.
FAQ
It depends on your goal and your town. After the free audit I suggest a starting budget, then we raise it only on the campaigns that bring leads at a cost you are happy with.
Yes. Most of my campaigns for Kerala businesses are lead forms, click-to-WhatsApp ads or call ads, because those bring enquiries you can act on the same day.
Yes. I research and test audiences in both Malayalam and English, and write ad copy in the language your customers use.
You get a weekly report showing spend, leads and the cost of each lead, with the Ads Manager numbers behind it.
Yes. I also run Meta ads for brands in Dubai, Sharjah, Qatar and Canada that want to reach Malayali customers.
Yes. I’m based in Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram) and work with businesses across Kerala, and with Malayali-focused brands abroad, over calls and WhatsApp.
They can. For Trenster, an e-commerce store in Qatar, nine product and combo campaigns brought 604 WhatsApp and Messenger conversations at about ₹18.72 each. The full numbers are in the Trenster case study.
Tell me what you sell and where you want more customers. I’ll come back with the first three things I’d fix.