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Martin Meneses · $17 Workshop
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Why your Meta ads work one week and stop the next

Often it's not the ads. It's a funnel that doesn't match them. For coaches and consultants running Meta ads, from about $50 a day. I'm Martin Meneses. I don't run ads: I build and fix what happens after the click, so every stage keeps what the ad promised.

A workshop and two tools. Ready the day you buy. 365-day money-back.

Martin Meneses Funnels and CRO · since 2010

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Ad
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Page
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Lead
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Response
Leak
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Booked call
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Show-up
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Close
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Cash

The leak is almost never where you think.

Fig. 01 · Where people stop

  • $249,291 from one front-end sales page
  • 6,295 orders on cold traffic
  • $561,734 in two live challenges
  • 100+ funnels since 2010
  • $100K+ funnel · Funnels University award

You're not short on traffic. You're short on answers

Your ads get clicks. Leads come in, a few calls get booked. Then one week it works, and the next it stops.

So you do what everyone tells you. New hook. New audience. New creative. More budget.

But if buyers are slipping out somewhere between the ad and the sale, more traffic only means paying more to lose them in the same spot.

What most owners try first

The headline

Most owners start with the headline.

It feels right: it's the first thing anyone reads, and rewriting it is easy.

But visitors who leave rarely leave at the top. They leave at a small moment further down, or after the page is done.

The headline is where the testing starts. It's almost never where the money stops.

Testimonials

Next come more testimonials.

It feels right: buyers want proof, and proof is easy to add.

But proof only works if it answers the doubt the buyer has at that moment. More of it, in the wrong place, answers nothing.

The gap is usually one specific question nobody on the page answers.

More traffic

Then the budget goes up.

It feels right: more people in should mean more sales out.

But past a certain spend, the buyers who were ready run out first, and the ones who come next need a reply, a reminder, a second touch.

More traffic into the same gap is paying more to lose people in the same spot.

How it works

An ad is a promise

Every stage after the click has to keep it: the page, the first reply, the call, the checkout. Here's how we find the one that doesn't, and make it match.

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Find the stage

The Match Check reads your ad next to your page. The Sales Leak Finder reads your exports and shows where people stop: ad, page, lead, response, booked call, show-up, close, cash.

Lives in: Data Scaling Strategies

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Price it

What each stop costs a year, checked against your bank. 3 to 5 leaks, in the order to fix them. You see the number before you spend a cent on fixing it.

Lives in: The Money Trail Audit

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Make it match

I install the fix in your own accounts and test it end to end: capture, a fast first reply, follow-up, booking with reminders, tracking. AI only where the numbers ask for it.

Lives in: The Build

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Check, then scale

We write down today's numbers first. In 30 days you compare, in your own numbers. Then it's safe to raise the budget. If it didn't move, you'll see that too.

Lives in: The Build

Eight stages. One of them costs the most

Ad01

Which ad brings buyers, not just clicks. Most dashboards can't tell you.

Page02

The one moment where the visitor decides not to keep going.

Lead03

What happens in the first five minutes after someone opts in.

Response04

Leads that wait hours for an answer, or never get one.

Booked call05

A full calendar that still doesn't turn into sales.

Show-up06

Calls and live events that people sign up for and skip.

Close07

The buyer who said "not now" and never heard back.

Cash08

Failed payments, refunds, and money that never reaches the bank.

It's almost never the headline. Most of the time it's a small moment nobody is watching.

Built for one kind of business

This is for you if

  • You coach or consult, and sell a program, often $3K to $25K.
  • You run Meta ads, from about $50 a day, to a free training, a webinar, a challenge, a VSL or a call.
  • You get clicks and leads, but the sales don't hold: one week it works, the next it stops.
  • You make the call on your funnel yourself.

This isn't for you if

  • You run an online store, a SaaS, or a local service business.
  • You aren't running ads yet.
  • You want someone to run your ads or your targeting. I don't. I work after the click.

How we work together

Start with $17. Go further only if the numbers say so

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Data Scaling Strategies

$17 one time · Ready the day you buy

Start here

A recorded workshop and two tools. The Match Check shows where your page stops saying what the ad promised. The Sales Leak Finder reads your numbers and shows where people stop, and what it costs a year. Five bonuses. 365-day money-back.

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The Money Trail Audit

$1,000 one time · $500 if you bought the workshop

Your whole funnel checked against your bank. 3 to 5 leaks, ranked by what each one costs a year, and the order to fix them. Your report in 7 days, on a 30-minute call. Bought the workshop? It's $500 for 30 days, with the same email. If I don't find at least $4,000 a year in leaks, I'll refund what you paid in full.

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The Build

Only on your results call

Fix. If you want me to build what the Audit found, we talk about it on your results call. It's a separate service. You can say no. The report is yours either way.

Case file 01 · TS-PaidCreatorsVerified · Dashboard to Aug 2, 2026

$249,291 from one front-end sales page, on cold traffic

Travis Stephenson (PaidCreators) hired me to build a new funnel. The front-end sales page is the part that took off: from December 21, 2025 to August 2, 2026 it brought in $249,291 from 6,295 orders, converting 2.35% of unique visitors from cold Meta ads. As of August 2026, the page was still live and still getting traffic.

Conversion

2.35%

Of unique visitors, cold Meta traffic

Unique visitors

268,048

Dec 21, 2025 to Aug 2, 2026

Orders

6,295

Front-end offer with order bumps

Revenue

$249,291

From that page alone

The number counts only the front-end page, from Travis's funnel dashboard. It also reflects his offer, his ad spend, and his team.

Also on file · Carlos García

$561,734

For an Airbnb mentorship, across two live challenges I built the funnel for (Dec 2022 to Mar 2023).

Also on file · Alejandro Bross

5 years

Building for his business network, which grew past 5,000 active members.

Martin Meneses
Martin MenesesSince 2010

I've been building sales funnels since 2010

100+ funnels across 12+ niches, in English and Spanish. I write the copy, build the pages, wire the tracking, and run my own software stack: email, booking with payments, and a tracker that sends conversions to Meta.

I sell judgment: where the money goes and what to fix first.

More about me

Find the stage where your money stops, with your own numbers

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