Abdul A.

I help SaaS companies and education businesses get more demos, free trials and enrollments from Google Ads and Meta (Facebook & Instagram) Ads, at a cost per lead that makes sense for your business. Top Rated Plus | $80K+ earned on Upwork | 7+ years in paid ads | $40M+ in client revenue generated Most SaaS and EdTech companies don't have a traffic problem. They have a lead quality problem: plenty of clicks and form fills, but not enough booked demos, paying users or enrolled students. That's the gap I close. WHO I WORK WITH 🟢 SaaS companies & founders: free trial signups, demo bookings, qualified sales pipeline 🟢 EdTech & education businesses: course sales, student enrollments, webinar registrations, applications 🟢 B2B companies: high-intent leads your sales team actually wants to call RESULTS 📈 1,000+ B2B signups in 3 weeks 📉 Cost per lead cut from $85 to $28 (-67%) with 5x ROI 🚀 3x lead volume in 90 days WHAT YOU GET ✅ Google Ads for SaaS: high-intent Search, competitor and "alternative to" keywords, Performance Max, YouTube ✅ Meta Ads: prospecting, retargeting, lead forms and creative testing ✅ B2B funnels: landing pages, lead magnets, webinar and demo funnels ✅ Full-funnel tracking: Meta Pixel + Conversions API, GA4, and offline conversions from your CRM ✅ Lead nurturing automation: HubSpot, GoHighLevel and Zapier for instant follow-up and routing to sales ✅ Continuous A/B testing, PPC optimization and scaling HOW I WORK 1. Audit: I review your ad accounts, tracking and funnel to find where budget is leaking. 2. Fix tracking: so Google and Meta optimize for qualified leads and sales, not just form fills. 3. Launch and test: offers, audiences, angles and creatives. 4. Scale: budget goes behind what's driving pipeline and revenue. You'll get clear reporting on the numbers that matter: cost per qualified lead, cost per demo or enrollment, CAC and ROAS. No vanity metrics. LET'S TALK Send me your website, monthly ad budget and main goal (demos, trials or enrollments). I'll reply with a quick plan showing where I'd start.