In a market drowning in cookie-cutter creatives and rising customer acquisition costs, Porter Media is making a bold bet: it can beat your best-performing ad in 90 days, or you get your money back.
The Ottawa-based performance marketing agency, specializing in direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands, calls the strategy “Oddball Ads That Convert”—a philosophy that embraces eye-catching, unconventional creative to cut through ad fatigue and drive profitable growth.
“If we don’t outperform your best ad in 90 days, we don’t deserve your money,” said Allan Porter, CEO & Head of Strategy.
Nimble, Specialist, and Profit-First
Unlike large agencies with high retainers or freelancers with limited scope, Porter Media pitches itself as a nimble, integrated alternative. Each client gets a dedicated team of strategists, designers, copywriters, and media buyers—all working under one roof to align creative concepts, targeting, and funnel strategy.
Communication is equally streamlined. Clients have dedicated Slack channels for direct access and bi-weekly performance review calls, avoiding the dreaded “wait weeks for an update” problem that plagues larger agencies.
Backed by a Track Record
The 90-day guarantee isn’t just marketing fluff. Porter Media claims over $100 million in revenue generated for more than 50 digital-first brands. With expertise in paid social, paid search, conversion-focused creative, and data-driven optimization, its campaigns aim squarely at profitable customer acquisition.
“Our guarantee holds us accountable from day one,” Porter said. “Performance isn’t just a promise—it’s the basis of our partnerships.”
Targeting High-Growth DTC Brands
Porter Media works with 7- and 8-figure DTC brands aiming to scale aggressively. Its services span ad creative production (graphics, video, UGC), media buying on Meta and Google, landing page optimization, and lifecycle marketing via email and SMS.
The goal? Turn high-potential seven-figure eCommerce businesses into nine-figure powerhouses—without falling into the trap of “pretty ads that don’t sell.”
Porter Media’s approach and money-back promise serve as both a marketing hook and a gauntlet thrown at the feet of the traditional ad agency model. For growth-minded DTC brands, it’s a challenge worth considering—especially if their best ad is already feeling stale.
