Lead A
Completes your form. Can't invest, or isn't looking for what you offer.
For distributors who generate leads with Meta and Typeform
Today, Meta counts someone who fills in your form out of curiosity the same as someone who meets your criteria. I install a signal in your business that tells them apart, so you know which ads bring you the right people.
No subscription. No passwords. No video calls.
The problem
Lead A
Completes your form. Can't invest, or isn't looking for what you offer.
Lead B
Completes your form. Meets your criteria for investment, motivation and availability.
Lead B, with the installation
Completes your form and meets your criteria.
Typeform's submit event counts anyone who finishes your form, whether they reach your ending for qualified leads or the one for everyone else. And if you stop the others from submitting, Meta only sees the good ones, but you lose their answers: you no longer know which ad brings you the people who don't fit.
How it started
I'm Pilar, Pi for short. I'm an industrial engineer and MBA with a career in corporate strategy: more numbers than websites, although the technical side has always drawn me in. Since the summer, I've been researching how to really measure my Meta ads, and I found another way: an event of your own that only fires when a qualified lead arrives. I tested it in my business, and Meta receives it. This is what you get:
Meta stops counting everyone who completes your form in the same way.
You see which campaigns, ad sets and ads bring you qualified leads, not just forms.
If your account allows it, you can use it as the goal of your campaigns.
Your money
One ad
Brings you lots of forms, but few of those people meet your criteria.
Another ad
Brings you fewer forms, but more people who meet your criteria.
With the installation
You see which of the two brings you the people who fit.
If your account allows it, you can use that signal as the goal of your campaigns. Instead of spending your budget looking for anyone who fills in the form, Meta learns to look for people like the ones who do fit. It needs enough qualified leads to learn, so it isn't immediate.
I don't give you figures, because the cost of each lead also depends on your creative, your audience and your offer. What I give you is that signal; the results depend on your ads and on Meta.
Your time
A step-by-step guide with your exact details. No calls and no technical knowledge needed.
You see it in your Meta account, by campaign and by ad, without cross-checking data by hand.
It's installed once and works for every ad you run from now on, as long as it leads to your form. No subscription.
If you move your spend towards what brings you qualified leads, you can spend less time on ads and leads that don't fit you. That decision is yours, and I can't promise you the result.
Your accounts
I've designed it to be as unintrusive as possible. Your domain, your Typeform and your Meta account remain yours. I only access your hosting account, at your invitation, and I remove my access when support ends.
To be clear
What you need
The price
I install each one individually, and there are months of work behind it. The idea is that we both win: you save yourself all the time I spent figuring it out, and I can keep investing in my own business.
That's why it's designed to make sense against what you already spend on ads each month. You'll see it when you join the list, before you give any details. The English version is in preparation: join the list and I'll let you know as soon as it opens. Before you pay, I review your case, and if it isn't a good fit, you don't pay anything.
Frequently asked questions
No. You'll have a personal guide with your exact details. Your part is short and needs no technical knowledge.
I'm preparing the English version: for now, the guide and the emails are in Spanish. Your page for qualified leads can already be in English. Join the list and I'll let you know when it opens.
No. Everything is tested on a copy of your form, without touching what you already have running. Once it's been checked, you use that copy in a new ad.
For now, I work with Typeform. If you use Paperform, mention it when you join, along with your plan, and I'll tell you whether your case could fit.
No. It's a one-off payment when you sign up. Your page is hosted on your free account, and Typeform and Meta stay yours, as they are now.
The measurement works the same, and you'll see which campaigns bring qualified leads. If Meta doesn't allow it as a goal in your account, I'll tell you in the report.
The installation adds an event to the Meta measurement you already use in your business. Informing your leads and asking for their consent to Meta's cookies, on your website and in your form, remains your responsibility, as it is now.