A 17-day ad-credit blitz that became a standing partnership.

Dynagen came to us with $6,000 in Google ad credit and a 17-day window to use it. The easy move is to point the credit at whatever campaign already exists and let it burn.

We did the opposite. Before a dollar went out the door, we rebuilt the campaign from scratch: new structure, fresh conversion tracking, a clean negative-keyword list. A time-boxed promo deserves the same foundation as a long-term account, because the credit only pays off if the plumbing underneath it is right.

Across the 17 days we held a sustained $353/day pace, the spend that turns $6,000 of credit into 17 days of consistent presence rather than one expensive weekend.

Each morning we re-allocated against the previous day's data: shifting budget toward the terms that converted, cutting the ones that did not. A promo blitz is usually a set-and-forget affair. We ran this one like a live account.

The blitz generated enough lift that the conversation changed. What was scoped as a one-off, 17-day promotional window turned into a standing weekly partnership, with a recurring review where we walk the account together.

That is the whole thesis: do the time-boxed work well enough that the client never wants to go back to doing it without you. The specific outcome numbers live under NDA. We will walk you through them on a call.