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Cliffside Cuts × RE Scale Studios

From Paid Traffic to $10,750 in Closed Revenue

Cliffside Cuts needed a more predictable way to generate sales opportunities beyond relying solely on organic and referral-driven demand. RE Scale Studios built and launched a focused client acquisition system designed around paid traffic, booked calls, CRM visibility and measurable revenue attribution.

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Cliffside Cuts

Media / Video Editing · Paid Client Acquisition

20

Booked calls

$7.49

Cost per booking

6

New clients closed

$10,750

Closed revenue

$46,500

Open pipeline

27

Total opportunities

~$150

Ad spend

307

Link clicks

$0.49

CPC

4,358

Impressions

Campaign advertising ran for approximately 3 days. Revenue and pipeline figures reflect subsequent CRM outcomes from leads generated by the campaign.

Approximately 3 days of campaign delivery.

Starting point

The Challenge

Cliffside Cuts already had a strong offer and growing demand, but predictable acquisition required more than simply turning on ads. The campaign needed the right positioning, creative direction, conversion path, tracking, booked-call flow and CRM visibility so leads could be followed from the first click through the sales process.

Unpredictable acquisition

Growth was not built around a repeatable paid acquisition channel.

Visibility

The team needed clearer visibility into leads, booked calls, opportunities and closed customers.

Scalability

The acquisition system needed to create opportunities without depending entirely on referrals or organic demand.

What we built

The Acquisition System.

Step 1

Offer & positioning

Clarified the campaign angle, messaging and audience.

Step 2

Ad creative strategy

Developed the campaign structure and creative concepts.

Step 3

Meta advertising

Launched targeted paid acquisition campaigns.

Step 4

Conversion funnel

Sent qualified traffic through a dedicated conversion path.

Step 5

Booked-call system

Moved prospects toward scheduled discovery calls.

Step 6

CRM & pipeline tracking

Tracked opportunities from initial lead through closed customer.

Step 7

Follow-up infrastructure

Supported lead and opportunity follow-up through the sales pipeline.

Step 8

Optimization

Used campaign and pipeline data to evaluate performance and identify scaling opportunities.

Traffic
Lead
Booked call
Opportunity
Client
Revenue

Advertising

Paid Acquisition Performance.

The campaign produced 20 tracked booked calls at an average cost of $7.49 per booking during approximately three days of active delivery.

20

Booked calls

$7.49

Cost per booked call

~$150

Total ad spend

307

Link clicks

$0.49

CPC

4,358

Impressions

2,389

Reach

1.82

Frequency

Ads to pipeline

Clicks Were Only The Beginning.

The goal was not cheap clicks or vanity metrics. The campaign was measured against booked calls, opportunities, customers and revenue.

Paid trafficCampaign delivery
20Booked calls
27Opportunities
6New clients
$10,750Closed revenue

$46,500

Open pipeline

Additional opportunities generated through the campaign remained open in the sales pipeline after the initial closed deals.

Proof

Measured Inside The CRM.

Campaign leads were tracked through the sales pipeline so performance could be evaluated beyond front-end advertising metrics.

6 clients closed27 total opportunities$10,750 closed revenue$46,500 open pipeline

Early CRM snapshot

22 opportunities5 clients wonC$9K won revenue
CRM dashboard snapshot taken during the campaign window, August 2026.This earlier snapshot was captured mid-campaign and is separate from the final case study figures above.

Booked calls

Booked Calls Hit The Calendar.

The campaign generated scheduled discovery calls rather than simply collecting unqualified form submissions.

Booked calls hit the calendar
Cliffside Cuts campaign calendar, August 2026. Lead names blurred for privacy.Discovery calls generated from paid traffic.

Result

The Outcome.

A short campaign window created a meaningful volume of sales conversations and measurable downstream revenue. More importantly, it demonstrated how paid acquisition, conversion infrastructure, CRM tracking and follow-up can work together as one system.

3 days of ads

20 booked calls

6 new clients

$10,750 closed

$46,500 still in pipeline

Closed-revenue and pipeline outcomes occurred after leads entered the sales process. Results vary by company, offer, sales execution, market, budget and other factors.

Beyond the campaign

Supporting Infrastructure During Rapid Growth

RE Scale Studios has also supported Cliffside Cuts around growth infrastructure and operations as the business expanded. That broader experience gave us direct exposure to the systems, capacity constraints, sales processes and operational demands that growing media businesses face. This broader work is separate from the paid advertising campaign described above.

Company growth can result from multiple factors. This case study describes RE Scale Studios' role and does not imply that any single service was solely responsible for total company revenue.

Why it worked

More Than Just Running Ads.

Launching the ads was only one component. The value came from connecting strategy, creative, funnel, tracking, CRM and the sales process.

Positioning

A campaign built around a clear offer and target buyer.

Creative

Messaging designed around the prospect's actual growth problems.

Conversion path

A dedicated path from ad click to booked conversation.

Tracking

Visibility from advertising metrics into CRM opportunities.

Sales infrastructure

A process designed to continue working the lead after the initial inquiry.

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Results shown are specific to this engagement and are not a guarantee of future performance. Outcomes depend on market conditions, offer, sales execution, advertising budget, follow-up and other factors.