Proof of Work
Evidence, not claims.
Advertising and analytics work I planned, ran and measured myself, shown only where a screenshot, a date range and a clear definition stand behind every number.
- 1Ad spend managedWhat was spent in the ad account. A cost, not a result.No verified figure yet
- 2Platform-attributed conversionsPurchases or leads the platform counts for itself, inside its own attribution window.No verified figure yet
- 3Analytics-reported revenueRevenue the analytics system (GA4) records. Not store accounting, not profit, not proof of which ad produced it.Verified
- 4Confirmed paid salesOrders confirmed or paid in the store or order system. Closer to the business.No verified figure yet
- 5RevenueValue of those sales before costs and returns, from the store records.No verified figure yet
- 6ProfitRevenue after product, delivery, returns and ad costs, from the owner financial records only.No verified figure yet
- 7Performance improvementA change between two comparable, non-overlapping periods on the same scope.No verified figure yet
Seven kinds of numbers, never mixed
A platform number answers a different question than a bank number. Each figure on this site carries one of these labels, and the label decides what it is allowed to claim.
ROAS is a platform-attributed return. It never proves profit, and periods that overlap are never added together.
Selected verified results
Audience and scale
1.3M
Users
GA4 · 2023-01-01 → 2024-01-01Analytics-reported revenue
$7.2M
GA4-reported total revenue
GA4 · 2023-01-01 → 2024-01-01 · GA4-reported, not profitCase study library
No case matches this filter.
What the evidence will cover
Capabilities appear as proven only when a verified case supports them.
Tracking and measurement (GA4, server-side events)Evidenced
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