
A presidential initiative to train Egypt's brightest 12–17-year-olds in digital skills, with no digital footprint. We built the tracking and acquisition funnel from scratch across Meta, Google, YouTube and TikTok.

No awareness, a short window, two audiences (students and parents) and a prestige programme that had to feel attainable.
Precision targeting of high-achieving students and their parents, aspirational national messaging, and daily optimisation across four platforms.
18,000+ registrations, six times the target, at an efficient cost per lead.
Built from zero: tracking, funnel and message.
Daily budget moves to the platform with the best cost per registration.
Adapted per platform and per audience.
Two messages, two decision-makers.
Cost per registration and registration volume judged daily.
The pieces that did the work, not the whole gallery.
Why it workedA student's future in tech, framed as national pride, spoke to the parent and the child at once.
Why it workedThe prestige and the safety of a presidential programme, written for the parent who approves.
Why it workedIntent captured on Google for families already looking for the programme by name.
Students registered; parents allowed it. Two messages beat one.
Search captured intent, Meta reached parents, TikTok reached students. Together they beat any one of them scaled alone.
Four months and a fixed target left no room for weekly cycles.


As reported at the close of the engagement.
Client spend and revenue are confidential; figures are as reported in the campaign's own reporting for the period stated, with sensitive values in the screenshots redacted.
We rebuild the funnel around lead quality and cost per qualified action, not form fills.