Meta and Google ads for supplement brands.

Only supplements. We measure what a customer costs and what they return, not the ROAS the platform reports.

Ex-Meta marketer. Google Ads certified. Reporting done before you wake up.

$5.5M+
Revenue generated
20+
Brands supported
2.5–16×
Return on ad spend
7+ yrs
Running paid media

Companies we've worked with

Trusted by 20+ brands including two universities.

The creative

Your customer already has a reason not to buy.

Most supplement ads shout a benefit. These answer the doubt instead.

01 / 10

Omega-3 ad. The word BURP fills a dark frame above a gold capsule, with the line: every fish oil ad avoids this word.
The objection

It repeats on me all afternoon.

Saying the word first is what earns the next three seconds. The competitor set is busy saying purity.

Dark ad. Headline: it is not the fish, it is the fish gone off. Below it a gold capsule and the line: oxidised oil is what repeats on you.
The objection

I thought that was just what fish oil is like.

The reframe does the selling. The burp is not the fish, it is the fish going rancid, so freshness stops being a spec and becomes the fix.

Cream ad. Headline: tastes like a mango shake, works like isolate. A sachet in a mango splash above a panel of protein, amino acids and BCAA per 30 g.
The objection

Protein that tastes good is never the good stuff.

Refuses the trade-off out loud, then drops the amino acid panel underneath. A promise and its receipt in one frame.

Split ad. Headline: it is not the protein that sits heavy. A loose 40 g scoop of powder on the left, a 30 g sachet on the right.
The objection

Protein bloats me.

An argument you can see: forty grams of loose powder beside thirty in a sachet. It lands before a word is read.

In motion

Four seconds is a long time to hold a stranger.

The headline stays locked and only the fruit moves, so the reader is never asked to re-read a line that has already done its job.

Cream ad. Headline: protein without the bloat. A black tub of chocolate whey isolate beside chocolate chunks, with four icons for easier digestion, clean ingredients, lean muscle and no added sugar.
The objection

Protein wrecks my stomach.

The benefit list is four short lines, not a paragraph. On a story frame the reader is standing up and moving; anything longer is never read.

Grey gym ad. Headline: creatine for real results. A black tub of creatine monohydrate with a scoop of powder, chips reading 5 g per serving, 100 servings, 0 added fillers.
The objection

Every creatine is the same, so why yours?

It answers on servings and fillers rather than on the molecule, because the molecule genuinely is the same. Compete where there is a difference.

Pink ad. Headline: collagen for skin that glows. A pale tub of collagen peptides with a scoop of powder, icons for elasticity, hydration, hair and nails, and joints.
The objection

Does this actually do anything?

Four outcomes, in the order the buyer cares about them. Joints last, because nobody buys collagen for their joints first.

Dark blue bedside ad. Headline: relax today, a better tomorrow. A bottle of magnesium glycinate with capsules, icons for sleep, stress, muscle recovery and calm.
The objection

Magnesium upsets my stomach.

Glycinate and gentle on the stomach sit on the label, not in the headline. The frame sells the evening; the pack answers the objection.

Dark gym ad. Headline: lab tested, no compromises. A laboratory test report with the lab name obscured sits beside a tub of chocolate whey protein, above a line offering money if the reports are fake.
The objection

How do I know what is actually in the tub?

Every competitor asserts purity. This one puts the certificate in frame and invites you to scan it, which is the whole distance between claiming and showing.

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Concept work, not client campaigns. No results are claimed for them.

Who does the work

You'll work with the founders.

Not an account manager relaying questions to someone you never meet.

Rishabh Nagar, founder of Elite Media 360

Founder

Rishabh Nagar

Marketing strategy from first click to final sale.

  • 7+ years driving profitable growth
  • $5.5M+ revenue generated for clients
  • Google & Meta certified
  • Trusted by 20+ brands
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Sourabh Nagar, co-founder of Elite Media 360

Co-founder

Sourabh Nagar

Paid performance, ex-Meta.

  • 5+ years in paid performance marketing
  • Previously at Meta
  • Meta Certified Digital Marketing Associate
  • Google Ads Search Certified
View Sourabh Nagar on LinkedIn

Free, no email required

Run the audit on your own store.

It reads your public buying journey the way a customer does, and scores what it finds. The whole report is on screen, without giving us an email address.

01

Scored against real storefronts

Not against a made-up ideal. The benchmarks come from 41 live stores audited with these exact checks, 8 of them supplement and wellness brands, so you are compared with your category rather than with ecommerce in general.

02

Every finding cites its source

The checks are built on published research rather than opinion: Baymard Institute, Nielsen Norman Group, the Chrome UX Report, MECLABS and Deloitte. Each finding names the one it came from, so you can go and read it.

03

It says what it cannot see

Checkout and payment need a real session, so the audit does not guess at them. The report lists what it could not reach rather than scoring it anyway.

Opens at audit.elitemedia360.com. Nothing is emailed to you, and nothing is gated.

How we run the funnel

Two platforms, one number.

Meta creates the demand. Google catches it. Run them as two scoreboards and you pay twice for one customer.

01

We count the second order, not just the first

Most supplement brands lose money on the first sale and make it back on the reorder. Judge Meta on first-order ROAS and you will switch off the campaigns that were buying you subscribers. We measure blended cost per customer across both platforms, and how long until you are square.

02

We check every ad before it runs

Health claims, personal attributes, before-and-after imagery, against both Meta and Google policy. Each ad is marked safe, risky or a problem, with the reasoning written down so your team can apply it themselves later.

03

Profit, not platform ROAS

Every campaign re-scored after cost of goods, shipping, payment fees and returns. The two platforms will each claim the same sale, so the number that matters is the one measured across both.

04

Your reporting is done before you wake up

We are nine and a half hours ahead of New York. We work while you sleep, so the account has already been reviewed and the report is waiting when you start your day. In your afternoon, we are asleep — better you know that now than after you have paid us.

Process

Built to reduce guesswork.

01

Discovery

Where the business stands, what works, and where customers are lost.You receive: a written review and a clear priority list.

02

Growth plan

Who to reach, what to offer, where to advertise, and how to split the budget.You receive: a clear channel, offer and testing plan.

03

Technical setup

We check every step from ad click to completed sale is measured correctly.You receive: a clear tracking plan and tested measurements.

04

Grow what works

More into what works, stop what wastes money, explained in plain business terms.You receive: a weekly results update and next steps.

Who this is for / not for

A strong fit saves everyone time.

We are likely to be useful when

  • At least $5,000 in monthly ad spend
  • An active offer with real customer demand
  • A team that can follow up and close leads

We are probably not the right agency when

  • Looking for guaranteed revenue or instant ROAS
  • Pre-revenue, or still searching for a proven offer
  • Unwilling to share the numbers behind performance

What happens after you request the review

  1. 01Context You share the offer, spend and current constraint.
  2. 02Review We examine the most important gap before the conversation.
  3. 03Growth call You receive clear priorities and can decide whether to continue with us.

Questions

Before we work together.

What does Elite Media 360 manage?

Meta ads for supplement brands: tracking, creative, compliance review and reporting. Explore the four marketing services.

Which businesses are the best fit?

Supplement brands spending at least $5,000 a month on ads. Below that there is not enough volume for Meta’s system to learn from, or for us to be worth what we charge. If you have not sold anything yet, ads are an expensive and slow way to find out whether people want your product — talk to a hundred customers first.

Where is Elite Media 360 based?

India, nine and a half hours ahead of New York. That is the reason we cost less than a US agency, and it means your reporting is done before you wake up. It also means that in your afternoon we are asleep. If you need someone on the phone at 3pm your time, we are not the right fit.

How do you report performance?

We connect spend to enquiries, customers and revenue wherever your systems allow. Each report says what changed, what happened, and what to do next.

What happens in a free growth review?

We review the most important gap across acquisition, creative, follow-up and measurement. The call takes 30 minutes and ends with a clear first priority, whether or not you work with us. Get a free growth review.

Focused growth review

Bring the numbers. Leave with a clearer next move.

For businesses with a live offer, a sales process that works, and room to improve what happens between click and sale.

$5,000+ monthly ad spendSupplements and wellness brandsEstablished with a live offer

BudgetBest suited to brands already investing at least $5,000 per month in paid growth.

TimelineYou leave the review with immediate priorities; execution timing depends on scope.

ApproachRecommendations are based on your economics, customer journey and measured evidence.

ReportingClear weekly updates and a deeper monthly review when we work together.