HomeTeam Pest Defense
Lead generation across core services, refined and optimized over time.
Read the HomeTeam Pest Defense case studyFor businesses spending $1,000+ a month on Meta Ads
Before you spend more or change your ads, get a second opinion. In a free 30-minute review, you’ll walk through your results with Jordan Van Ahn and get his take on what’s working, what’s worth testing first, and why.
Get My Free Meta Ads Review ↗You can take the recommendations back to your current team.

Jordan Van Ahn
Founder, The Viral Marketing Company™
Marketing and paid media experience with world-class brands and Inc. 5000 companies.
Backed by experience with world-class brands and Inc. 5000 companies.






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Lead generation across core services, refined and optimized over time.
Read the HomeTeam Pest Defense case study →Meta Ads management alongside website, online store, and database improvements.
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Read the Hercules Tires case study →Record dollar volume and units sold for the luxury high-rise condominium project. Results reflect the overall marketing and sales effort.
Read the Broadway San Antonio case study →Additional Experience
Contributed to scaling a digital marketing agency from six-figure annual revenue to more than $2.3 million.
Read the Viral Solutions case study →Supported brand and audience growth associated with more than 700,000 leads and followers.
Read the Curt Landry Ministries case study →SEO, Meta Ads, search advertising, email automation, website improvements, and online-store development.
Read the Erie Custom Signs case study →From a recent audit
A business came to us running Meta Ads through an ad account their agency owned. They were paying for the ads, but the account wasn’t theirs. The audit surfaced it, and we helped them get control back.
If an agency owns your ad account, it owns your ad history too. Leaving can mean starting over from zero. It’s one of the first things a review checks.
Why results stall
You’ve probably heard some version of these:
Sometimes one of them is right. Often it isn’t, and you pay for the fix anyway. New creative goes up, cost per lead stays high. Budget goes up, results get worse. The report says ROAS is fine, and your bank account disagrees.
That usually happens because one or two things are holding the whole account back, and they aren’t where anyone looked. The leads might be cheap because the form makes them too easy to submit. Tracking might be teaching Meta to find the wrong people. The ads might be fine, and the leads go cold because nobody calls them back for two days.
Change the wrong thing and nothing improves. Find the real constraint and a lot of other problems get easier.
Where we look
The review looks across all of them, not just the ads.
It starts with your numbers, not ours. A good cost per lead for a med spa is a bad one for a roofer, so your account is judged against what a customer is worth to you.
Are your ads stopping the right people, or just getting cheap clicks?
Is there a clear reason to choose you, or are you competing on price?
Is Meta reaching people who can actually buy, in the places you serve?
Are campaigns set up so Meta can learn, or competing with each other?
Is Meta being taught to find buyers, or just people who fill out forms?
What happens after the click, and where are people dropping off?
What can you afford to pay for a customer, and is spend matched to that?
The obvious question
You can, and for some things you should. AI is good at writing ad variations, explaining a metric, or turning a report into plain English. If that’s what you need, use it.
Finding out why an account isn’t working is a different job, and AI usually falls short in three places.
The problem is often somewhere you didn’t think to look: the form settings, the tracking, who actually owns the ad account, how fast leads get a call back.
It can’t tell you whether a $40 lead is great or terrible until it knows what a customer is worth to you, how you sell, and what’s already been tried.
Ask why your cost per lead went up and you’ll get a reasonable-sounding list. It can’t tell you which item on that list is yours, because it can’t check.
And Meta’s own AI is already running your ads. It optimizes for whatever you tell it counts as a result. If that signal is wrong, more automation doesn’t fix it. It just finds more of the wrong people, faster.
The review is a person who has spent years inside Meta ad accounts looking at yours, and asking the questions an AI doesn’t know to ask.
Your name, email, and roughly what you spend on Meta each month.
You’ll go straight to a calendar. No back-and-forth emails.
You’ll go over your goals and current results, and you’ll hear what looks most likely to be holding the account back.
Sometimes that’s a few small changes you can make yourself. Sometimes it’s a deeper audit. Sometimes it’s ongoing management. Either way, you’ll know.
Your free 30-minute review
You keep all of it, whether or not you ever work with us.
What Others Say About Working With Jordan
“Jordan was so awesome to work with! He was super knowledgeable... I could tell that he spent a lot of time to understand my business and previous marketing strategies so he could give me the best advice for my business. Couldn't recommend Jordan more!”
“Jordan is one of the sharpest paid social pros I’ve worked with. He combines strategic thinking, data fluency, and calm confidence to drive real results—fast. If you want someone who knows how to make Meta ads actually work, he’s your guy.”
Professional colleagues, not client testimonials.
“Working with Jordan was a game-changer. His ability to lead, optimize, and innovate in paid advertising is second to none. He brings a rare mix of deep analytical skill and genuine empathy. The results were consistently impressive, and his presence elevated the entire team.”
“Jordan was both my manager and mentor for nearly two years, and the experience shaped my career. His knowledge of digital and traditional marketing is unmatched, and his guidance helped me grow into the marketer I am today. Jordan pushed for excellence and always brought a calm, focused approach in high-pressure situations.”
Is this a fit?
Optional ongoing support
Some accounts need a few targeted fixes. Others benefit from continuous management, testing, and accountability.
If ongoing Meta Ads management is the right next step, that can include campaign strategy and structure, creative and messaging testing, budget and audience decisions, post-click analysis, and connecting performance to leads, appointments, and revenue when the data supports it. Engagements are scoped to your goals, budget, and actual needs.
Start with the free 30-minute review. You do not need to purchase the $497 audit to discuss ongoing management.
Discuss Meta Ads Management ↗If you need more
Some accounts need a closer look than a call can give. When yours does, you’ll hear that on the call, along with what the audit includes and why it’s worth it for you.
$497 one-time
A full review across all seven areas, with written findings and a prioritized plan: what’s working, what to fix, what to leave alone, and what to test next.
Delivered within 2 business days once you’ve given access. Implement it yourself, hand it to your team, or ask VMC to help. If you hire VMC to implement it, the $497 is credited toward that work.
Start with the free review ↗If the audit doesn’t give you a clear understanding of what’s working, what’s holding performance back and what to do next, tell us within 30 days of receiving it.
We’ll clarify anything that’s still unclear. If we still can’t, you get your $497 back.
The guarantee covers the clarity and usefulness of the audit itself, not specific advertising or business results.
No. The review is for finding out what’s going on in your account. If small changes are enough, you’ll hear what they are. If a deeper audit makes sense, you’ll hear why, and it’s still your call.
Yes. A second opinion is most useful right before you spend more or make a change. Anything you learn, your current team can act on.
Not for the free review. You can walk through your results on the call.
If you go on to the audit, you’ll need to give access to your Meta Ads account and, depending on what’s being checked, your Pixel or Business Manager. If a previous agency still controls your account, that’s something we’ve already helped a business fix, and we can help you sort it out too.
Jordan Van Ahn, founder of The Viral Marketing Company.
The review is free. The audit, if you need it, is $497.
Start with a free 30-minute Meta Ads review.
Get My Free Meta Ads Review ↗For businesses spending $1,000+/month on Meta Ads.