Registrations are cheap, nobody shows up
Optimizing for the form brings people who find it easy to press a button. We send Meta the attendance and payment events — the algorithm starts looking for people who watch the webinar through.
The agency’s niche with the most case studies: 11 published projects — webinars, automated funnels, challenges, offline groups. We optimize not for a registration, but for the person who showed up and paid.
Optimizing for the form brings people who find it easy to press a button. We send Meta the attendance and payment events — the algorithm starts looking for people who watch the webinar through.
The launch economics cannot bear the cost of a cold lead if you count a single launch. We count by cohort: attendance, conversion to payment, repeat purchases — and set the cost per registration against that calculation.
A creative in this niche lives 7–14 days. One successful message does not save you: in the online gymnastics school case, one out of twenty tested creatives turned out to work.
Webinar, automated funnel, bot, challenge, offline group — matched to the product and deal cycle, not “let’s run traffic to a landing page”.
Not “a lead happened”, but showed up / paid. Event value = product margin, not one.
Hypotheses from audience pain points and interviews, concept tests, scaling the theme. Copy, statics and video — on our side.
Geos, languages and payment methods for an audience outside Russia: Europe, the CIS, Israel, the UAE, the USA. Separate combos for each market.
Registrations from ads are stitched to CRM deals. The report shows the launch ROMI, not the cost per click.
Weekly: what happened, why, what we switch off. Without a 200-column export.
| $0.79 | per webinar registration, 1,400 of them | Paid ads used to fail — built the unit economics and paid back 7.7x |
| $2.45 | per automated-funnel lead, 12,402 of them | Out of several automated funnels found the best one — 12,402 leads at $2.45 |
| $1.67 | per lead in the competitive yoga niche, 2,674 of them | Competitive yoga niche — held the lead at $1.67, 445% ROMI |
| $3.44 | per lead for offline lectures in one city | Filled an offline lecture hall in one city with targeted ads — 627% ROMI |
| 104–672% | ROMI range across published launches | Found one message out of 20 creatives — 107% ROMI |
Yes, but not for a “cheap registration”. What works is the chain “cold traffic → attendance → payment”: optimization for a deep event, a creative pipeline and an honest calculation by launch cohort.
In our cases — from $0.79 to $2.90 depending on topic, geo and competition. The price alone means nothing: we look at attendance and payment.
We do. Creative is 70–90% of the result in Meta, so the client only approves the concepts.
First leads — 7–14 days after launch. Sustainable payback usually comes from the second month, once the combos are found.
Egor Balandin
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