- Target
- Hold qualified CPL below $180 this quarter
- Evidence
- Google Ads search terms · HubSpot lifecycle stages
- Limitation
- Low conversion volume
- Guardrail
- Review qualified conversion volume after 14 days
For lean B2B growth teams spending $10K to $50K a month
Twine runs your paid media from start to finish.
From the first campaign brief to the quarterly report, Twine plans and launches campaigns, watches and optimizes them around the clock, and turns the results into reporting leadership can trust. You approve what matters, and everything it does stays visible and reversible.
Paid media is one of ten things you own. It’s the only one that spends money while you’re not looking.
While you’re heads-down on the other nine:
- Spend keeps flowing to search terms and audiences that quietly stopped working
- Teammates and agencies change things, with no record of who, what, or why
- The platforms drift into three versions of the truth, and leadership still expects one number
For Twine, your accounts are its only job. It watches around the clock and brings you a short list of decisions worth your time.
Enterprise Retarget · Paused
Competitor Terms · $105 CPA
Mid-Market · $67 CPA
From growth target to defensible result.
Twine keeps the plan, the decision, the work, and the outcome connected, so you always know why a dollar moved. You’re never rebuilding the story the night before the board meeting.
A paid-media teammate that knows when to interrupt.
Twine reaches out first. It brings you the daily analysis, tells you when something needs your call, stays quiet when nothing does, and remembers every follow-up it promised.
- It speaks first. The daily analysis is in the channel before you are; only urgent things interrupt.
- It comes prepared. Tag @Twine in any thread; it’s already read the conversation and the account.
- It keeps its word. “Check again after the sync” comes back answered, in the same thread.
- It knows its limits. It can stage work from a thread, but approving and spending stay with you in Twine.
Spend is on plan. One decision is worth attention: Enterprise Search CPL is 31% above its four-week baseline. The increase is concentrated in two ad groups.
Could this be the CRM lag from last week’s leads?
Possibly. Four leads have not reached a final lifecycle stage, so I would not reduce budget yet. I can check again after tomorrow’s CRM sync.
Do that and follow up here.
Following up as promised: three of the four leads advanced to qualified. The apparent CPL spike is now 9%, below the review threshold. No budget change is justified.
Autonomy is earned, never assumed.
Start with observation. You decide how autonomously Twine can work: what it can change, what needs your approval, and when every change should pause.
When leadership asks why, the answer was written down the day you decided.
Twine keeps every decision on one record: the change, the reasoning, the evidence at the time, who approved it, and what it produced. Months later, the why is still attached to the what.
The QBR comes straight off that record, so you walk leadership through the quarter decision by decision instead of reconstructing it from data after the fact.
“Why did LinkedIn spend drop in May?”
Paused LinkedIn cold prospecting. $4,000 a month moved to Enterprise Search.
Six weeks above target CPL with the creative refresh already tested. Search had confirmed headroom below target.
Search absorbed the budget at target. Cost per qualified opportunity is down 11%.
Built for B2B paid programs where judgment matters.
- $10K to $50K in monthly paid spend
- Google, LinkedIn, or Reddit
- Long sales cycle and sparse conversion data
- Pipeline or qualified-opportunity accountability
- A lean team without a dedicated paid-media operator
- A need to explain decisions to finance, sales, or leadership
- Ecommerce or high-frequency consumer bidding
- A team seeking unreviewed changes from day one
- No usable conversion or business-outcome signal
- A sub-$10K monthly program
- A team looking only for a reporting dashboard
$1,500 a month, flat. The operator without the management overhead.
Early-access spots are limited. The rate stays fixed for 12 months, and there is no setup fee or long-term commitment.
The questions that matter before you connect an account.
Is the audit a sales call?
Can it change anything in my accounts?
What happens when it makes a bad call?
Who sees my data?
Can Twine decide not to change anything?
Does Twine replace our reporting?
What can Twine do in Slack?
Who am I actually talking to?
See what Twine finds. Keep the findings either way.
Connect Google, LinkedIn, or Reddit read-only. Roman sends an itemized review of wasted spend, stale work, tracking gaps, and unexplained changes.