How Adynox works
Eight steps, from the first conversation to the day-30 review. Nothing runs without your approval, and you can stop at day 15.
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The eight steps
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Step 1: Discovery conversation
- What happens
- Talk about your business, customers and ads
- What you do
- Answer a few questions
- How long
- 20 minutes, day 0
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Step 2: Business and advertising audit
- What happens
- The teardown, from public information or read access
- What you do
- Optional read access
- How long
- Same day or next
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Step 3: Strategy and proposal
- What happens
- One page: changes, 30-day goal, fee
- What you do
- Read it, then yes or no
- How long
- Same day
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Step 4: Agreement and onboarding
- What happens
- Terms, first payment, partner access, intake questions
- What you do
- Accept terms, pay, grant access, send photos
- How long
- 1 day
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Step 5: Campaign preparation
- What happens
- Ads, form, targeting, lead sheet, call-back script
- What you do
- Answer questions
- How long
- 2 to 3 working days
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Step 6: Your approval
- What happens
- Previews of every ad and form
- What you do
- Approve within 24 hours
- How long
- 1 day
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Step 7: Launch
- What happens
- Ads go live after your written go-ahead
- What you do
- Give the go-ahead
- How long
- Same day
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Step 8: Monitoring and reporting
- What happens
- Daily checks, Tuesday and Friday passes, Monday report, day-15 checkpoint, day-30 review
- What you do
- Call leads within an hour; update the sheet
- How long
- 30 days
How the teardown works
| Check | What's looked at |
|---|---|
| Campaign structure | Is the campaign goal the step that earns you money? |
| Ad creative | Does it show your real work, and why someone should choose you? |
| Offer clarity | Is there one clear reason to enquire now? |
| Landing page or destination | Does the click land somewhere that helps them enquire? |
| Lead form | Does it ask area, budget and timing? |
| What happens after someone enquires | Who calls, and how fast? |
| Tracking | Is each enquiry's source recorded? |
| How results are measured | Are leads, qualified leads and consultations kept apart? |
| Follow-up | What happens to people who don't answer the first call? |
Illustrative, a fictional business
Sample finding
- What was seen
- The ad's form asks only for name and phone number.
- Evidence
- Screenshot of the form from Meta's Ad Library, dated.
- What it likely means
- Every enquiry looks the same, so the caller can't tell a ₹5 lakh project from someone casually browsing until after calling.
- Experiment
- Add three questions (area, budget band, start date) and use Meta's higher-intent form.
- How you'd know it worked
- The share of leads that are qualified, week on week, from the lead sheet.
What the Monday report shows
The report keeps four numbers apart, because mixing them up is how ad results get exaggerated.
- Lead
- someone who sent their details or messaged you from an ad.
- Qualified lead
- a lead who fits your area, budget and timing.
- Consultation
- a booked site visit, showroom visit or call.
- Sale
- a signed project. You report this. Adynox can't see your sales.
Illustrative example, not client data
Monday report Week 2
| Spent with Meta | ₹3,500 |
|---|---|
| Leads | 18 |
| Qualified leads | 9 |
| Consultations booked | 3 |
| Cost per lead | ₹194 |
| Cost per qualified lead | ₹389 |
| Cost per consultation | ₹1,167 |
Your numbers depend on your offer, area and budget.
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In 20 minutes, at your showroom or on a call, you get three specific findings about your ads and what to try instead. You keep them whether or not you work with Adynox.
20 minutes. You keep the findings. No obligation.