Meta ads and advertorials for health, beauty and wellness brands

Convert the 98% of cold e-com traffic that isn’t ready to buy yet.

We design the pre-sale editorial funnels and run the native ad campaigns that turn cold, skeptical scrollers into high-intent buyers.

The work

Our ads.

An ad headlined: the myth that successful people just push through more, with a jar of magnesium gummies and three named effects.
An ad showing a hand holding a card that reads: the rose oil on the shelf might not be rose oil at all.
A dark ad asking whether you know that seven in ten women carry a hidden deficiency.
An ad showing a woman holding a cardboard sign reading: is your probiotic actually working?
An ad for rose oil on a dark ground, headlined: something the world forgot.
An ad charting energy and recovery over time, headlined: your brain burns through a resource every time you are stressed.
An ad beside a dark panel asking why your skin is suddenly reacting to everything.
An ad showing sticky notes on a wooden desk asking why you are waking up tired after eight hours of sleep.
An ad stating that rose oil in most stores is not rose oil.
An illustrated cycle of small figures under the line: the girl I wanted to be woke up differently.
An ad with ingredient chips around a jar, headlined: she was doing everything right and still felt exhausted.
An ad showing a hand holding a card asking whether you really know what you are putting on your skin.
A jar of magnesium gummies on marble beside a yellow sticky note about coffee waking you but not fuelling you.
An ad showing a face with rose petals beside a dark panel reading: something the world forgot.
An ad with benefit chips around a jar, headlined: if your body could talk, what would it tell you?
A gut health diagram under the line: the girl I wanted to be woke up differently.
An ad comparing hydrated and nourished skin, headlined: the secret the Rose Valley has guarded for centuries.
An illustrated cycle showing what the body signals when it lacks magnesium.
An ad stating that women with beautiful skin after thirty were not just lucky with their genes.
A radial diagram asking why you wake up tired even after eight hours of sleep.

The problem

Unpredictable results.

Good weeks, then dead ones, and nobody can tell you why. So every budget increase is a gamble.

The dip

Return slid over three weeks. Nothing in the account changed.

The quiet loss

One campaign has run under 1x for a fortnight and nobody noticed.

The ceiling

The budget has not moved in months, because moving it is a guess.

It's not your targeting. Your ads only talk to people who were already going to buy.

The mechanism

The other 98%.

98 of every 100 visitors leave without buying. Most brands spend everything on the other two. We build for the 98.

2

Ready to buy

Retargeting, search and the product page all compete for these two. That is where most budgets go.

98

Not ready yet - who we build for

They have the problem but have not started shopping. An advertorial gives them the reason before the price.

Average e-commerce conversion is about 2%, and 2.02% for health and wellness. Triple Whale benchmark, September 2024 to August 2025.

The bridge

The missing step.

Cold traffic needs a reason before it sees a price. Nobody is giving them one.

Why cold traffic does not buy

The ad

Someone who has never heard of you clicks

The gap

No reason to buy yet

The purchase

Never gets here

Someone who has never heard of you clicks, lands on a price, and leaves.

What we do

One team.

The ads, the advertorial and the campaign, from the same people. Nothing gets lost between three vendors.

  1. 01

    The ads

    Native ads for people who have never heard of you. Fifteen at launch, new ones every week.

  2. 02

    The advertorial

    The page between the ad and your store. It gives the reason before the price.

  3. 03

    Running it

    We launch it, test new ads against the winner every week, and move budget to what sells.

Native ads we have made

An ad showing a woman holding a cardboard sign reading: is your probiotic actually working?
An ad showing a hand holding a card that reads: the rose oil on the shelf might not be rose oil at all.

The usual way to buy this is three people

One team, one fee, and nobody else to blame.

The usual wayWith us
Who makes the ads
A creative studio
Us
Who writes the page
A copywriter, if anyone
Us
Who runs the account
A media buyer
Us
Owns the result
Nobody, end to end
Us

The advertorials

Pages that pre‑sell.

They sell the reason before the product. Seven of them, translated from Bulgarian, in full.

Pages

7

advertorials written and built

Total

14.5k

words of long-form copy

Average

2,066

words in the average piece

The top of the turskakozmetika advertorial in English, set as a first-person health feature under the Zhensko Zdrave masthead.
The one that ranZhensko Zdrave

My doctor revealed why I can't lose weight after 40, and the answer shocked me

A first-person account of a consultation, which names the mechanism long before it names the tea.

What it did

2.24x to 8.63x on the same 15 euro a day

turskakozmetika. The only page here with an ad account behind it.

The top of the MyBears advertorial, set as a long-form health article under a Health and Sleep masthead.
MyBearsHEALTH & SLEEP

Why am I tired all the time?

Builds the case that persistent tiredness is a magnesium gap before it names a product.

Length
2318 words
Scroll depth
16 screens
Read the page for MyBears
The top of the MOMVY advertorial, published under the brand's own journal masthead.
MOMVYMOMVY Journal

Your skin isn't ageing. It's hungry.

Reframes dull skin after thirty as a nutrient gap rather than a question of age.

Length
1767 words
Scroll depth
15 screens
Read the page for MOMVY
The top of the Phree Skin advertorial, with a named author byline, publication date and read time.
Phree SkinSkin & Science

Why your skin suddenly reacts to everything, and why it was never just sensitive

Takes the reader through barrier damage and the microbiome before offering the serum.

Length
2358 words
Scroll depth
13 screens
Read the page for Phree Skin
The top of the ColonWell advertorial, set as a health article under a HealthBG masthead.
ColonWellHealthBG

The real reason your stomach bloats in the evening

Separates bloating from metabolism and willpower, and puts the cause in the gut.

Length
2319 words
Scroll depth
13 screens
Read the page for ColonWell
The top of the Damaskena Pure advertorial, opening on rose oil and a woman at a candlelit mirror.
Damaskena PureDamaskena Pure

The Bulgarian secret to beautiful skin that the big brands quietly replaced with chemistry

Uses origin and adulteration as the wedge, so the product arrives as the authentic version.

Length
2076 words
Scroll depth
12 screens
Read the page for Damaskena Pure
The top of the Bio Boost advertorial, set under a Health and Life wellness masthead.
Bio BoostHealth & Life

Why you drink water all day and still feel bloated, heavy and drained

Argues that water without electrolytes is the reason hydration never lands.

Length
1191 words
Scroll depth
9 screens
Read the page for Bio Boost

After the click

We find the leaks.

We watch real visits and call real customers. Then we fix the step where people leave.

01

Session recordings

Real visits, from the ad to checkout. We see exactly where people stop.

02

Customer calls

We call buyers and the people who nearly bought, and ask what got in the way.

03

Fixed right away

What we find goes straight into the next ads and the advertorial.

How we run it

Test, then scale.

Four ads, one ad set, one week. One of them took 78 of the 100 purchases.

An ad showing a woman in a bathrobe facing a mirror, holding a handwritten cardboard sign.

Native winner

Winner

Real cardboard, real handwriting, natural window light, and she is not smiling.

€214.50 · 78 purchases · 12.12x

The ad set, every ad in it

Ad

Spend

Buys

Cost

Native winner

€214.50

78

€2.75

Testimonial

€30.03

11

€2.73

BOF winner

€19.26

6

€3.21

BA | Direct to website

€26.80

5

€5.36

Four ads

€290.59

100

€2.91

The frame is the only variable. A purchase cost €2.75 on the ad that won and €5.36 on the one that came last.

The brief

The winner was not luck. It was written down.

Generated creative looks cheap when nothing governs it. Before anything is produced there is a document saying what the frame must and must not contain.

  1. She is the age of the woman watching, not ten years younger.
  2. Natural window light. No studio, no ring light, nothing styled.
  3. Real cardboard, real handwriting, lines that are not quite straight.
  4. Not smiling. She is stating a fact, not performing an emotion.

Proof

2.24x to 8.63x.

Same store, same €15 a day. We added one advertorial and rebuilt the ads around one angle.

Return on ad spend

8.63x

Before the page2.24x
After8.63x

return on ad spend, up from 2.24x

Purchases

213

purchases from €788 of spend

Cost per purchase

€3.70

per purchase, on €15 a day

Store conversion

+38%

store conversion, month on month

The results stopped swinging, so raising the budget became a decision, not a gamble.

turskakozmetika. Meta Ads Manager and Shopify, May to June 2026.

Read the case→
“A mutual friend pointed us in the right direction and it was the best advice we got. Clean, efficient, no confusion. Completely satisfied with the quality and the results.”
Petar Davidkov, Founder, turskakozmetika.com

Return on ad spend

8.63x

return on ad spend, up from 2.24x

On testimonials

One quote, because one client has written one. The rest of this page is the account itself, including the ad that spent 71 cents and sold nothing.

More of our ads

Several angles each.

Five briefs. 36 ads. Two or three angles each.

Tiredness that survives a full night of sleep is a deficiency, not a character flaw.

Magnesium gummies · Nine creatives, three competing angles

9 ads

  • An ad headlined: the myth that successful people just push through more, with a jar of magnesium gummies and three named effects.
  • An ad charting energy and recovery over time, headlined: your brain burns through a resource every time you are stressed.
  • A jar of magnesium gummies on marble beside a yellow sticky note about coffee waking you but not fuelling you.
  • An illustrated cycle showing what the body signals when it lacks magnesium.
  • A dark ad asking whether you know that seven in ten women carry a hidden deficiency.
  • An ad with ingredient chips around a jar, headlined: she was doing everything right and still felt exhausted.
  • An ad showing sticky notes on a wooden desk asking why you are waking up tired after eight hours of sleep.
  • A radial diagram asking why you wake up tired even after eight hours of sleep.
  • An ad with benefit chips around a jar, headlined: if your body could talk, what would it tell you?

How we start

On the house.

Your campaign, built and running for 14 days. Judge us on your numbers, not our pitch.

01

A 20-minute call

We open your ads and your store together and agree what to test.

02

We build it

The native ads, and the advertorial they point to.

03

We run it for 14 days

On your ad account and budget. Then we read the numbers together.

What we need from you

  • Ad account access within three days
  • Creative approved within three days
  • No change to your offer or price during the test
  • A steady daily budget, so the test means something

Is this you

Sound familiar?

Sound familiar

Tick what sounds like your account

0/4

Tick any that apply.

Get 14 days on the house

What you can count on

Our full attention
We take five clients at a time, so your account never gets the leftovers.
A straight answer
If ads are not your bottleneck, we will tell you on the call.
A safe account
Only claims your product can back, so nothing gets restricted.
One team on it
The ads and the page come from the same people, so they say the same thing.

Questions

Questions.

If yours is not here, bring it to the call.

We start with 14 days on the house. After that, a monthly fee based on your ad spend, with a minimum. You get the numbers on the call.