I love money but I am not willing to disobey Allah for the sake of money. I work with NON -Muslim business owners, but their businesses must be HALAL

Below Is the definition of a HALAL business.

A halal business is one that operates according to Islamic principles, which primarily include ethical and lawful (halal) practices outlined in Islamic law (Shariah). For a business to be considered halal:

1. Product and Service Compliance: It should offer products or services that are permissible in Islam. This means avoiding products or services related to alcohol, pork, gambling, interest-based financial services, adult content, and other prohibited (haram) items or activities.

2. Ethical and Fair Practices: The business should follow ethical standards, including fair treatment of employees, transparency, honesty in transactions, and respect for customer rights.

3. Financial Practices: It should avoid interest-based transactions (riba) and instead use permissible financial practices, such as profit-sharing or partnership models, in any financing arrangements.

4. Environmental and Social Responsibility: Some halal businesses also prioritize sustainability and social responsibility, ensuring their operations and products are environmentally friendly and beneficial to society.

Think of a website as a digital storefront—it gives people a chance to browse, read up on your brand, and explore all the options you offer. That’s great for building awareness, but when it comes to driving actual sales, a website can often feel too open-ended.

Now, a sales funnel? It’s a focused, step-by-step journey designed to guide potential customers toward a specific action, like booking a call or making a purchase. With a funnel, there are no distractions—just a clear path, moving someone from curious to committed. I have seen firsthand how sales funnels can make all the difference, especially for businesses that need to turn sales funnel visitors into into buyers.

Always a sales funnel is better if your goal is get more sales. It's simple. Here's an example why;       

Let's say a customer clicks on your ad after searching Google for 'wall painting company in Massachusetts'. They didn't search for your company; they're just looking for a wall painter and decided to click on your ad. Instead of taking the user to a sales funnel with all the info they need to know about your wall painting services, they end up on your homepage - a page that is littered with information and category listings that are linked to all the services you offer. They're now looking at a page that talks about LIGHT CARPENTRY and WINDOW AND SASH CORD REPAIR. That user now has to figure out how to find out about your PAINTING services. That takes time. It takes effort. And the user will most likely just leave your website and go to your competitor with a SALES FUNNEL that is focused on just painting services.

YEAH! Sales Funnels are most effective when they are talking about one product or service.

Why? Because it's...

1. More direct

2. Less distracting

3. More User Friendly

4. More impactful

5. More informative

No problem at all!

You don’t need any background in Facebook ads or sales funnels—I’m here to handle everything for you. From strategizing to creating and editing your ad visuals, I’ll manage the entire process, making sure each ad and funnel is optimized for results.

You’ll never have to worry about the technical side of things or even defining what a Facebook ad is. Instead, I’ll guide you through the results, keep you updated, and make sure your ad campaigns are running smoothly. All you need to do is watch as we bring in new customers for your business.

  Unlike Google which is based around the Cost Per Click (CPC), Facebook ads are charged on the Cost Per 1,000 Impressions (known as CPM).

    CPMs are dictated by Facebook based on a number of different factors. These include the amount of competitors in your advertising space, the size of your audience, and the type of ad copy and creatives being used..

  The best way to explain how much Facebook costs is by breaking down an example:

  Let's say Facebook sets the CPM on your campaign at $25. That means, for every 1,000 impressions, it will cost you $25.

    If our click through rate is 1%, this means we'll have 10 clicks for every 1,000 impressions at a cost per click of $2.5 ($25 spent/10 clicks = $2.5CPC).  

  If the conversion rate on our landing page is 10%, for every 10 clicks, we'll get 1 lead at a cost per    lead of $25 ($25 spent, 10 clicks, 1 lead = $25 CPL).    

Now, using this same example, let's say your monthly ad spend was $3,000 and our average CPL was $25. This means you'll get a total of 120 leads per month. What could that mean for your business? How much revenue would you get from that? How would it change you and your family's life?