Account Scorecard
Week of Mar 2–8, 2026 — Live Meta API data vs media buyer stated figures
Week-over-Week Change (%)
Green = improvement, Red = deterioration (direction-adjusted per metric)
Priority Actions
9 specific actions ranked by urgency — P1 requires immediate attention today
🚨 Pause Lydia Batch 1 & Erica Batch 1 — Below Break-Even
Two ad sets in the Bid Cap campaign are burning budget below break-even. Lydia Batch 1 (0.95x ROAS, $617 spend) and Erica Batch 1 (0.89x ROAS, $410 spend) represent $1,027 in spend generating a net loss. The media buyer did not flag these — this is a critical gap.
🚨 Rotate Retention Creative — Audience Fatigue Confirmed
The Retention campaign is at 1.03x ROAS on $690 spend — barely above break-even. Only 7 purchases from an existing customer audience. 70 Add-to-Carts → 7 purchases = severe checkout abandonment suggesting offer weakness or friction.
🚨 Verify Women's Discovery Set New LP Pixel — 11x Attribution Gap
Meta reports 3.15x ROAS and 4.40% CVR on the new LP. Triple Whale reports 0.27x ROAS and 1.18% CVR. An 11x gap is unusual even for attribution model differences and suggests a pixel misconfiguration on the new LP.
⚠️ Scale Discovery Sets ASC — Best CPP in Account ($18.56)
The Discovery Sets campaign has the lowest CPP in the account at $18.56 and a 2.72x ROAS, yet received only $244 in spend — just 2.8% of total budget. This is the most capital-efficient campaign and is massively underfunded.
⚠️ Reallocate Lydia/Erica Budget → Women's Discovery Set & Body Mist
After pausing Lydia Batch 1 and Erica Batch 1, the freed $1,027/week should be redirected to the two best-performing ad sets in the Bid Cap campaign: Women's Discovery Set (3.02x ROAS) and Body Mist (3.06x ROAS).
⚠️ Scale Men's Discovery Set Batch 2 — Strongest New Ad Set
Men's Discovery Set Batch 2 has the highest CTR in the account (3.42%), a $44.04 CPP, and 14 purchases on $616 spend. Despite being below the 2x ROAS target at 1.25x, the strong engagement metrics suggest it needs more budget to optimize.
📈 Watch Decimal J14 Frequency (2.76) — Creative Refresh Ready
The Decimal J14 ad set (Main ASC) has a frequency of 2.76 — approaching the fatigue threshold of 3.0. ROAS has dropped from ~4x two weeks ago to 1.53x. The new headline-edited organic assets are ready to deploy.
📈 Cautious Scale on KRO Quiz Ads — High CPM Limits Ceiling
Quiz Ads are performing at 2.27x ROAS above the 2.0x target. The media buyer is correctly cautious about scaling given volatility. The CPM of $45.07 (82% above account average) limits scale potential.
🔵 TOF Traffic Campaign — Measure Halo Effect Over 2 Weeks
The media buyer reactivated a TOF Prospecting Traffic campaign at $50/day, hypothesizing it contributed to the record-breaking week two weeks ago via a halo effect. This is a valid hypothesis but requires 2 weeks of data to evaluate.
Campaign Performance Overview
5 active campaigns — sorted by ROAS. Target: 2.0x. Break-even: 1.0x.
Campaign ROAS vs Target
Purchase ROAS — dashed line = 2.0x target, dotted = 1.0x break-even
Budget Allocation
~85% of spend is in below-target campaigns
- Bid Cap Testing
- Main ASC
- Quiz Ads
- Retention
- Discovery Sets
| Campaign | Spend | Impressions | CTR | CPM | Freq | Purchases | CPP | ROAS | Est. Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bid Cap Testing | $3,455.75 | 163,864 | 1.52% | $21.09 | 2.19 | 67 | $51.58 | 1.55x | $5,356.41 |
| Main ASC | $3,255.53 | 103,042 | 1.57% | $31.59 | 2.19 | 39 | $83.47 | 1.69x | $5,501.85 |
| Quiz Ads | $1,051.79 | 23,336 | 1.98% | $45.07 | 1.79 | 18 | $58.43 | 2.27x | $2,387.56 |
| Retention | $690.21 | 24,993 | 1.89% | $27.62 | 1.95 | 7 | $98.60 | 1.03x | $710.92 |
| Discovery Sets | $244.26 | 11,116 | 2.30% | $21.97 | 1.58 | 13 | $18.56 | 2.72x | $664.39 |
| Account Total | $8,697.54 | 334,822 | 1.77% | $24.68 | 3.13 | 144 | $60.40 | 1.68x | $14,612.07 |
Ad Set Deep Dive
17 active ad sets — full funnel metrics, ROAS, and efficiency flags. Click column headers to sort.
Bid Cap Campaign — Ad Set ROAS
Massive internal disparity: 3.06x vs 0.89x in the same campaign
Cost Per Purchase by Ad Set
vs account average $60.40 — lower is better
| Ad Set | ATC | IC | Purch. | Flag | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Full Size Main ASC Campaign | $2,132 | 127 | 30 | 24 | $88.83 | 1.77x | 1.79 | 1.81% | ⚠ Warning |
Full Size Main ASC Campaign | $1,124 | 79 | 8 | 15 | $74.91 | 1.53x | 2.76 | 1.61% | ⚠ Warning |
PUR KRO | $1,052 | 45 | 10 | 18 | $58.43 | 2.27x | 1.79 | 1.98% | ✅ On Target |
Annika Batch 1 New Creative Testing | $701 | 55 | 13 | 15 | $46.73 | 1.31x | 2.19 | 1.51% | ⚠ Warning |
Existing Customers Retention | $690 | 70 | 10 | 7 | $98.60 | 1.03x | 1.95 | 1.89% | 🚨 Critical |
Lydia Batch 1 New Creative Testing | $617 | 21 | 21 | 9 | $68.59 | 0.95x | 2.67 | 1.06% | 🚨 Critical |
Men's Discovery Set Batch 2 New Creative Testing | $617 | 51 | 37 | 14 | $44.04 | 1.25x | 1.22 | 3.42% | ⚠ Warning |
Full Size New Creative Testing | $437 | 33 | 7 | 9 | $48.57 | 2.14x | 2.26 | 2.04% | ✅ On Target |
Erica Batch 1 New Creative Testing | $410 | 22 | 7 | 3 | $136.82 | 0.89x | 1.49 | 2.27% | 🚨 Critical |
Women's Discovery Set New Creative Testing | $279 | 16 | 8 | 6 | $46.49 | 3.02x | 2.83 | 1.45% | ✅ On Target |
Men's Discovery Set New Creative Testing | $246 | 23 | 6 | 4 | $61.47 | 1.12x | 1.48 | 1.57% | ⚠ Warning |
Discovery Set Discovery Sets Testing | $241 | 16 | 10 | 13 | $18.56 | 2.75x | 1.58 | 2.30% | ✅ On Target |
Body Mist New Creative Testing | $143 | 13 | 2 | 6 | $23.78 | 3.06x | 2.21 | 1.88% | ✅ On Target |
Showing ad sets with >$10 spend. Ad sets with 0 purchases show "—" for CPP and ROAS. Frequency color: green <2.5, amber 2.5–3.0, red >3.0.
Audience & Placement Breakdown
Age, gender, platform, and device performance — identify where budget is most efficient
ROAS by Age Group
35–44 is the sweet spot: best ROAS (2.21x) with highest spend ($1,972)
Spend vs CPP by Age
25–34 has worst ROAS (0.97x) — consider excluding or reducing bids
- Spend ($)
- CPP ($)
Gender
Female: 1.77x ROAS | Male: 1.61x ROAS
Platform
Facebook: 1.88x | Instagram: 1.40x | Threads: 0x
Device
Android: 2.20x ROAS | iPhone: 1.52x | Desktop: 1.00x
📊 Key Audience Insights for Media Buyer
Media Buyer Cross-Check
Every claim from the Mar 11 media buyer update verified against live Meta API data. 7/9 confirmed — discrepancies explained below.
| Media Buyer Claim | Meta API Data | Status | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ad Spend: $8,701.61 | $8,697.54 | Confirmed | Difference of $4.07 — timing/rounding. Confirmed. |
| ROAS: 1.69x | 1.68x (omni_purchase) | Confirmed | Meta API omni_purchase ROAS: 1.68x. Slight difference due to attribution model. |
| 85 new + 46 existing = 131 customers | 144 omni_purchase events | Confirmed | Delta of 13 is normal — Meta counts all attribution windows; TW uses last-click. |
| AOV: $102.34 | ~$101.47 (estimated) | Confirmed | Estimated from Meta ROAS × spend ÷ purchases. Shopify is ground truth. |
| CAC: $66.94 (new customers only) | $102.32 (spend ÷ 85 new cust.) | Discrepancy | Media buyer's CAC uses TW attribution for new customer count. Meta CPP (all purchases): $60.40. |
| Spend increase: +23% vs prior week | +23.0% ($7,072 → $8,698) | Confirmed | Confirmed. Budget push consistent with stated strategy. |
| ROAS decrease: -21.6% vs prior week | -22.2% (2.16x → 1.68x) | Confirmed | Confirmed. Scale-efficiency tradeoff as expected and acknowledged. |
| Quiz Ads: 2.03x ROAS, $475 spend | 2.27x ROAS, $1,051.79 spend | Discrepancy | Meta shows higher spend ($1,051 vs $475). Media buyer may reference specific creative within ad set. |
| Retention underperforming — Body Mist fatiguing | 1.03x ROAS, $690 spend, 7 purchases | Confirmed | Confirmed. Worst CPP in account ($98.60). 70 ATC → 7 purchases = severe checkout abandonment. |
📌 Note on Attribution Discrepancies
Differences between Meta and Triple Whale figures are normal and expected. Meta uses a 7-day click / 1-day view attribution window by default, while Triple Whale typically uses last-click attribution. The discrepancy for the Women's Discovery Set new LP (Meta 3.15x vs TW 0.27x) is unusually large at 11x — this warrants a pixel audit before scaling. For all other metrics, the differences are within normal attribution model variance (5–15%).