Nine advertorials per product. Each one built to beat your control.

Why nine

Even the best land one in five. That is why you get nine.

You do not buy one ad creative and call it a test.

THE ODDS

One in five, at best

The best in this business land one winner in five. Nobody lands one in one. Buy one page and you have bought a bet, not a test.

THE GRID

Three buyers, three angles

Your reviews name who actually pays. Three of them, crossed with mechanism, comparison and story. Nine cells, nine finished pages, one product. The same grid you already run on ad creative.

THE POINT

Nine that could win

Every page is written to be the winner, not to pad the batch. One of them beats your control. The other eight tell you exactly which buyers and arguments not to spend on again.

How it works

Fifteen minutes from you. Nine live pages 72 hours later.

MINUTE 0

The kickoff

Fifteen minutes. You hand over the product URL, your reviews or support tickets, and the page you run now. No discovery phase, no deck, no account manager.

DAY 1

Three real buyers

Your reviews and tickets get read for the three people who actually pay, in the words they used themselves. Not personas invented in a workshop.

DAY 2

Nine full pages

Each buyer gets three angles: mechanism, comparison, story. Every page written end to end, headline to close, desktop and mobile. Nothing is a template with your logo on it.

HOUR 72

Ranked, then live

I read all nine, rank them one to nine, and write why. You paste into Shopify, Replo or Webflow and your buyer runs traffic the same day.

Jovan SladojevićFounder, nativeadagency.co

Who ranks your nine

I write and rank all nine myself. Here is the record behind that.

I am Jovan Sladojević. I run nativeadagency.co and have been in e-commerce since 2017. Funnels I optimized moved over $1B in revenue, and the brands that hired me added multiple eight figures in profit. That record is what every one of the nine is built on. I write them, I read them all, and I tell you which two to run first and why.

This package is new, so there are no client logos here and no testimonials invented to fill the space. What you can check: the record above, the ranked order with the reasoning attached to every batch, and a guarantee placed only where the volume supports it.

9 of 9

written and ranked by hand

2017

in e-commerce since

ad accounts I touch

Packages

Pick the package. The price is the price.

Same three inputs every time, the same fixed grid of nine, one ranking pass, then it ships. No discovery phase, no account manager, no deck, no scoping call. That is why the price is a number on a page instead of a proposal.

NINE PAGES, ONE PRODUCT

$2,500once

Nine advertorials for one product: three personas from your reviews, three angles each, ranked before they reach you. One payment, one product. Live in 72 hours.

You find out which angle sells your product, not which one sounds good.
You run the two I rank highest first, so month one is not wasted.
Your page talks to the buyer who actually clicked, in their own words.
You paste it in and go live the same day it lands.

No guarantee on this tier. Twenty a month is what makes that promise safe.

Start one batch

15-minute kickoff. Nine ranked pages live 72 hours later.

GUARANTEED · ONE BEATS YOUR CONTROL

TWENTY A MONTH

$5,500a month

Twenty advertorials a month: two full batches on new products, plus two iterations on whatever is winning. Same 72-hour clock, every batch.

One of the twenty beats your control in its first full month live, or the next twenty are free. A written term in the agreement.

You stop starting from zero: last month's near miss becomes this month's rebuild.
Every new product goes live with nine angles behind it, not one.
Your winner gets sharpened each month instead of quietly decaying.
You always have a ranked queue, so a dip never leaves you empty.

Start the retainer

Cancel any month. Twenty pages a month, more than double the batch, and the only tier with the guarantee.

THE GUARANTEE

One of the twenty beats your control. On the monthly tier only.

Twenty shots a month is what makes this safe to say. The best in this business land one winner in five, and nobody lands one in one. Nine pages is a real test, not a promise. Twenty a month, with iterations stacked on whatever wins, clears that with room. Not a refund either: more pages, from the person who wrote the ones that missed. It is a written term in the agreement, not a line on this page.

If none of the twenty beats your control in its first full month live, the next twenty are free.

ten of twenty run livesame offer, same traffic sourceyour metric, your dashboard

WHITE LABEL

THIRTY A MONTH

$7,500a month

Thirty advertorials a month under your name, pooled across every client you run. Ranking notes written so you can forward them.

You hand a client nine angles for their product, with your logo on them.
Forward my ranking note to the client as it is. It reads as yours.
Pool the thirty where the spend is. No per-client minimums.
A new account gets pages in 72 hours, so onboarding stops costing a month.

Start at thirty

Under your name. I never speak to your client, ever.

SIXTY A MONTH

$12,500a month

Sixty a month, same pooling, same ranking pass, same silence about who wrote them. Built for shops adding accounts faster than creative.

Every account you run gets its own three buyers, never a recycled template.
I rank all sixty. Your team gets the order, not the pile.
Same 72 hours per batch, however many you run at once.
Testing volume stops being the reason an account stalls at flat.

Start at sixty

Above sixty we talk. Send the account count.

If you want me in the seat, on your funnel, your offer and your numbers rather than only your pages, that is the Fractional Head of Conversion role at jovan.co. Different job, different page. This one sells pages.

Straight answers

Everything you would ask on a call, answered here.

What exactly lands in my folder? +

Nine finished advertorials for one product. Not outlines, not headlines to pick from. Each one written all the way through: headline, lead, mechanism, proof, close, laid out for desktop and mobile, ready to paste into Shopify, Replo or Webflow. With them, one ranking note: all nine in order, a line on each explaining the placement, and the two to put against your control first.

Where do the three personas come from? +

Your reviews, your support tickets, your ad comments. Not a persona doc and not a guess about who your buyer is. If you sell a sleep product and half your five-star reviews are wives buying for husbands who snore, that is a row in the grid, and the page is written to her, not to a category.

Why nine and not one great page? +

Because you cannot know which one is the one until it exists. The best in this business land one winner in five. Nobody lands one in one. So the real choice is not nine pages against one great page, it is nine real candidates against one guess, and the guess costs you the same three weeks either way. Eight of the nine are the price of finding the ninth.

Will nine pages read mass produced? +

The grid is fixed. The writing is not. Nine pages means nine different arguments for the same product, aimed at three different buyers, not one page in nine costumes. Every one is read and ranked by me before it ships, and if a page reads like it was assembled, it does not go in the batch. That is the whole reason capacity is capped.

Will this work for my product? +

If you are already spending on Meta, TikTok or native and you have a control page to beat, you get nine real attempts at it and a ranked opinion on all nine. It works wherever people read before they buy, which is most of e-commerce. If you have no traffic yet, this is the wrong purchase, and I will say so on the call instead of taking the money.

What if none of them beats my control? +

On the one-time batch you carry that risk, and the price reflects it. On the monthly it is mine: if none of the twenty beats your control in its first full month live, the next twenty are free. That is a written term in the agreement, with three conditions: at least ten of the twenty actually run live, they run against the same offer and traffic source, and your dashboard and your metric decide.

Why is the guarantee only on the monthly? +

Sample size. One batch on one product is a single cycle, and a single cycle is not enough shots to promise a winner on. Twenty a month, month after month, is. It also makes the consequence real: the way I make good on a miss is by building the next twenty for nothing, and only the monthly has a next twenty.

Do you touch my ad account? +

No. I never get access and I do not want it. I supply the pages and work directly with whoever runs your traffic: your in-house buyer, your agency, or you. You keep the account, the pixel and the spend decisions. Nothing here changes who is accountable for CPA.

How does the white label work? +

You buy thirty or sixty a month, pooled across every client you run, and it ships under your name. I am not on the call, not in the doc, not in the footer. The ranking notes are written so you can forward them to a client as they are. Pooling is the point: one client can eat twenty in a month and nobody renegotiates anything.

How fast, and can I stop? +

Kickoff is fifteen minutes and you bring three things: the product URL, your reviews or tickets, and the control page you run now. Pages are live 72 hours after that call. If your reviews take a week to export, the clock starts when they land. Monthly and white label cancel any month, no minimum and no notice period. The one-time batch ends when the nine land.