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A lead generation account in the financial services category was measured by form submissions and spend.

The retained Ads Manager screenshot shows 3,972 leads at an average $0.86 cost per lead.

The displayed total spend was $3,428.13 during the selected reporting period.

This case demonstrates inquiry acquisition only and does not imply every lead qualified or converted into a paying client.

An ecommerce campaign is most meaningful when purchases and attributed conversion value are visible together.

The original Ads Manager proof reports 2,261 website purchases across the selected period.

It shows Rs589,245 in spend, Rs4,252,879 in conversion value and a reported 7.22 return on ad spend.

These are platform reported attributed results and may differ from final delivered or refunded orders.

Campaigns across a UK lead generation account can have noticeably different acquisition costs.

This original account view includes campaigns with displayed costs starting at £0.83 per lead.

The screenshot shows £4,023.77 in total reported spend for its selected date range.

The starting CPL belongs to specific rows in the report and is not being presented as the overall account average.

Ad set level reporting reveals meaningful variation inside a lead generation account.

One displayed ad set recorded 201 leads at £0.56 each.

Another reported 383 leads at £0.93 each in the original proof screenshot.

The values are shown independently and are not described as the full account total.

Lead generation work in Pakistan can be assessed through a clear combination of form volume and cost.

The original Meta Ads Manager evidence shows 1,482 leads attributed to the campaign view.

Average CPL was Rs66.01, with Rs97,830.58 in reported spend.

The dashboard screenshot is included so visitors can review the source numbers directly.

When multiple creatives run, the ad level numbers help separate broad reach from meaningful form conversions.

The original screenshot shows an Urdu creative with 1,378 recorded leads.

It also reports Rs63.77 per lead and 311,689 reach for the displayed result.

These figures are presented exactly as shown without claiming which specific creative changes caused the outcome.

International campaigns require reporting that keeps lead cost and total spend in the same currency.

This original account screenshot records 866 form leads.

It reports a $3.63 average cost per lead and $3,147.42 in spend.

Because the evidence does not identify one specific country, the result is shown as international rather than assigned to a market.

An additional lead generation campaign is documented in the original Ads Manager gallery.

The screenshot displays 600 leads, with $2,802.36 spent.

Average cost per lead is shown as $4.67 for the selected reporting period.

The client location and exact industry are not identified by this proof, so they have not been guessed.

Purchase costs often vary across ad sets in an ecommerce account.

The retained Meta screenshot shows 335 purchases across six displayed ad sets.

Reported costs per purchase range from $20.90 to $35.78 in those rows.

This breakdown illustrates why individual ad set costs matter alongside broader account level ROAS.