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You launched in June, got banned on Meta a couple of times, and fired an agency whose ads were lazy AI creative with no strategy behind who they were targeting. Now you want a system in place before you scale. The 14 specs on this page are the opposite of a kitchen sink: every one names a persona and a problem, and 13 of 14 are written for the most conservative compliance tier.






Ketro isn't running ads right now. You paused everything the day before our call, so there is no account history to pull and no Ad Library record to tag. What we have instead is the market: our swipe-file digest from July 13, 2026, covering 259 impressions-ranked active US statics across 27 DTC brands, tagged by format family. It shows which formats are earning impressions, which is where a zero-to-one account should start testing.
Your words from September 30, and how the engagement is built around each one.
Every ad here is an equation: one persona, one problem, one format. The work tab labels all three on every spec so the testing tells you something.
Structure beats volume thrown at the wall: one broad campaign, lots of distinct creative, a cut rule at 2 to 3x your $90 CAC target, and winners feed Tribe briefs.
Tribe covers top of funnel. Our statics find the persona and angle combinations first, then Tribe creators get briefed against the winners, with partner and whitelisting rights so you run from their handles.
Fair. The page stays up. When you're ready for a system, reply and we lock a kickoff; first delivery lands within days of kickoff.
Health and wellness accounts rarely fail on creative quality; they fail on review. You've already been banned a couple of times, so the loop starts at the most conservative tier, watches the account's signals, and earns its way toward more direct language. Statics test first, and every ad is graded before it ships.
Every rejection recorded with the why, so the same mistake never runs twice. Approval speed tracked per ad, because slow approvals predict trouble before rejections do. The result is a rejection rate a recently banned account can scale on.
With no ad history to pull yet, the market map above is the benchmark: 259 impressions-ranked active US statics across 27 DTC brands, tagged by format family. Re-run weekly once we start, so the format map never goes stale, and every new gap becomes a brief.
Your site reviews, competitor reviews, and the subreddits where your buyers talk (r/PlantarFasciitis, r/ChronicPain), mined for personas nobody is testing: the restless-legs sleeper, the TMJ clencher, the desk worker with shoulder knots. Problem-first headlines get written from that language.
Slide to your monthly Meta ad spend. The tier snaps in steps: Starter from $30K, Pro from $60K, Scale from $100K, Velocity from $150K. Below $30K, the page shows the creative plus media terms from our call instead of a tier. Every price carries the Hampton 10% off.
Done-for-you media buying: one broad campaign, the cut rule at 2 to 3x your CAC target, and a custom MER dashboard with the D2C tab: NCPA, new vs. returning, LTV. Under $30K of spend it is a flat $2,000/mo; from $30K it is 7% of monthly spend.
Biweekly review with our media team. We strategize, you execute. Built for running the buy yourself at first: you keep the seat, with our account playbook behind you.
Persona-tuned LPs against winning concepts, so the page a buyer lands on speaks to the same persona and problem as the ad that brought them.
Your words, September 30. The proposal, the 14 specs and the examples reel are live now and stay live. Reply whenever the spend is there and we lock kickoff.