1. Store and offer review
We look at your product, margins, pricing and product page before spending anything. If the margin cannot cover a realistic cost per purchase, we say so instead of burning budget on it.
Meta ads for dropshipping
Managed Facebook and Instagram ads for dropshipping stores.
You deposit the ad budget, our media buyers build the campaigns, test the creative angles and scale what turns a profit. Our fee is 20% of the profit — if there is no profit, there is no fee.
How we run Meta ads for a dropshipping store
2. Creative angles
We write and structure the ad angles: problem-first, demonstration, social proof and offer-led. Each angle gets its own hook so we learn which message sells, not just which video edit performs.
3. Testing phase
Campaigns start broad with a small daily budget so Meta can find buyers. We judge creatives on cost per purchase and add-to-cart rate over full days, never on a few hours of data.
4. Scaling phase
Winning ads move into scaling campaigns and budgets increase gradually so the delivery does not reset. Losers are cut and replaced with new angles every week.
5. Daily optimization
Every day we check spend, cost per purchase and return on ad spend, refresh fatigued creatives and shift budget to what is profitable that week.
What a starting ad budget realistically buys
Testing costs money before it makes money. A first test needs enough daily spend to collect purchase data on more than one angle, which usually means a small daily budget held steady for several days rather than a large one spent in a day. Once a creative hits a cost per purchase your margin can pay for, budget goes up in steps so delivery stays stable.
We tell you before launch what your product's margin can support, how many creatives the budget can test, and roughly how long the testing phase runs. If the numbers do not work, we would rather fix pricing or the product page first.
Four mistakes that waste dropshipping ad budgets
Killing ads too early
Meta needs enough conversion data before it delivers efficiently. Turning ads off after a few hours resets learning and makes every test more expensive.
One creative, many audiences
On dropshipping products the creative is the targeting. Testing five audiences with the same video usually tells you less than testing five angles broadly.
Margins that cannot pay for ads
A product with a small margin cannot absorb a normal cost per purchase. Pricing and bundling are fixed before the ad budget goes in, not after.
No pixel or bad events
If purchase events are missing or duplicated, Meta optimizes toward the wrong people. Tracking is checked before launch.
Who this is for
Dropshippers with a product and a budget who do not want to learn media buying, store owners whose own campaigns stopped scaling, and brands that want a team handling creative testing and daily optimization. You keep ownership of the ad account, the store and the data — we run the campaigns inside it.
Full details on the service, our results and answers to common questions are on the main Bisha Scaled page.
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