I will run meta ecommerce ads with a performance fee per attributed sale


About this gig
Meta/FB/IG Ecommerce Media Buying Campaigns with a $0.5-$2 fee per attributed sale from a $10M OG Oxford-educated Media Buyer
Personally spent $1.5M+ on Meta.
Ecommerce niches and $0.50/$1/$2 fees per eligible attributed sale: see all product categories in FAQs and PDF.
Creatives: your images/videos, remakes or new ads; hook research, scripts and copy.
Pixel, CAPI, purchase events, deduplication, Business Portfolio, partner access and reporting visibility.
Your account or an authorised managed setup; Shopify and Triple Whale where relevant.
Planned media budgets $5,000-$1M/month; realistic KPIs and relevant baselines only.
$5 Basic: one campaign, one event and one initial ad/copy set, one revision, delivered within 7 days after requirements. Credited against first performance fees; payable even with zero results. Ongoing management uses separate agreed Fiverr orders with performance-linked fees. No hourly billing or retainer. Client pays Meta directly; all service fees through Fiverr. No guaranteed sales or ROAS.
Oxford MSc, Amsterdam PhD, Booth Executive MBA, neuroeconomics postdoc. Origins ecommerce community, creators of Evolve.
Get to know Peter L.
Meta Media Buyer, Ecommerce and Lead Generation
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceFeb 2015
Languages
English, Spanish, Polish, Dutch
FAQ
Which niches and performance fees apply? (Part 1)
Everyday personal care: Shampoos, soap, deodorant, basic grooming products ($0.50 per sale). Hair treatments: Hair oils, serums, specialist treatments ($1 per sale). Beauty, skincare and cosmetics: Skincare, makeup, cosmetics and beauty brands ($1 per sale).
Which niches and performance fees apply? (Part 2)
Supplements and wellness consumables: Supplements, coffee powders, replenishable wellness products ($1 per sale). Pet products: Pet supplements, grooming products and pet consumables ($1 per sale). Everyday household goods: Cleaning products and basic household consumables ($0.50 per sale).
Which niches and performance fees apply? (Part 3)
Homeware and decor: Decor, kitchenware and standard home accessories ($1 per sale). Larger home goods: Furniture and larger household products ($2 per sale). Clothing and fashion accessories: Apparel, everyday accessories and fashion jewellery ($1 per sale).
Which niches and performance fees apply? (Part 4)
Footwear and bags: Shoes, handbags and luggage ($2 per sale). Fine jewellery and premium accessories: Fine jewellery, watches and premium accessories ($2 per sale). Other everyday lifestyle consumables: Everyday replenishable consumer products ($0.50 per sale).
Which niches and performance fees apply? (Part 5)
Subscription and autoship products: the performance fee follows the product category above. Repeat orders and rebills use the agreed attribution and eligibility rules.
How are accounts, creatives and media spend handled?
Your account or an authorised managed setup, with agreed permissions and visibility. Supply creatives or agree new images, videos, hooks and copy. Client pays Meta directly. Service fees stay on Fiverr, separately from Meta spend.
What counts as a billable ecommerce sale?
An eligible purchase attributed in Meta Ads Manager under the agreed attribution settings. We agree exclusions, refunds, repeat orders and reconciliation before launch. Targets are realistic; no sales or ROAS guarantee. Performance fees and media spend are separate.
What is your background?
PhD, University of Amsterdam; neuroeconomics postdoc; Chicago Booth Executive MBA; Oxford MSc. $1.5M+ personal Meta spend. Spencer Pawliw Origins ecommerce community (creators of Evolve).
What does the $5 Basic order include?
One Meta campaign, one agreed event and one initial ad/copy set, one revision, delivered within 7 days after requirements. $5 is credited against first performance fees and payable with zero results. Ongoing management is separately ordered on Fiverr; media spend is paid directly to Meta.

