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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 30 MIN

A must-listen for successful meta ads: brand first, ads last

from Meta Ads: Under the Hood · host Megan Winter

In this conversation, Megan Winter sits down with Rachelle Saevil, founder of creative agency Saevil Row, to unpack why meta ads don't "fix" a shaky foundation. Meta ads amplify what's already there. Learn More About Working with Lume Marketing Hire us to run your ads for you Learn how to run your own ads In this episode Rachelle and Megan talk about the difference between business strategy, brand strategy, and marketing strategy (with a brilliant house analogy), how to spot when your brand no longer fits, and what "aligned" actually looks like across every touchpoint: ads, landing pages, emails, website, packaging, and beyond. By listening to this episode small business owners and entrepreneurs will learn why strong ad performance is built on clarity. Who you're for, what you stand for, and how you make customers feel. And how to create a cohesive brand experience that converts and protects long-term brand equity (instead of chasing short-term trends like "ugly ads" that can erode trust). A must listen if you are running meta ads. Connect with Saevil Row on Instagram or via their website. Connect with Lume Marketing on Instagram or via our website.

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