Ambrosia Meals has been with us for two and a half years, which is the clearest proof of the work. What it's bought: creators and celebrities with over a million followers posting about the brand, earned organically at no cost beyond a meal. Melissa Wood Health (1.3M), Mariah Morse (200K), Heidi Brood (123K), plus Equinox, Hudson Yards, and Hertz. On the paid side, Meta Ads creatives hitting 12x ROAS and a monthly average held above 5x as of July 2026.

A founder with a product people genuinely love, a strong vision for the brand, and limited time to run its content herself. She needed a team that could take her direction and execute it consistently, and reach the brand couldn't get from posting alone. It needed relationships and a system, not just a content calendar.

Built reach through partnerships, not ad spend. Consistent DM outreach to the right creators and brands, turning a product people love into collaborations with 100K-to-1M+ follower accounts, all organic. This is where a meal brand became something Equinox and creators with real audiences wanted to post about, lifting brand impressions 26%.

Every ad started from the creative, not the budget. We built campaigns around the concepts most likely to convert, structured the spend behind them, and matched each creative to where a customer actually was in deciding to buy. The ad content was designed to answer the question a buyer already had, not just to be seen.

Constant analysis of click-through rates and product conversions, then rebuilding the next round of creatives from whatever won. That loop produced individual creator ads at 10x ROAS and held the monthly average at a consistent 5x and above as of July 2026.

She reviews, films, and stays close to every decision; we handle strategy, calendar planning, posting, community outreach, collaborations, and the creator and analytics tracking behind the ads. Her vision, our system to deliver it.

Became the team she doesn't have to replace. Prompt on feedback, reliable on delivery, thinking about the brand like it's our own. That's why two and a half years in, she's still scaling up instead of shopping around.