First paid order → full package
The first £30 order became the full £100 package.
Man With A Big Van started with one paid review advert, upgraded within the seven-day window by paying the remaining £70 and received the finished package.
The sale
The client started at £30, then chose the full package.
The first purchase was one finished Google review advert for £30. The offer kept that payment as credit towards the five-advert package for seven days.
Within that window, Man With A Big Van paid the remaining £70. The order therefore reached £100 in total, without charging for the first advert twice.
- 01£30 paid
One finished review advert ordered.
- 02£70 balance
Upgrade completed inside seven days.
- 03£100 total
The full five-advert package was delivered.
Delivered work
Five customer-proof angles, plus one creative variation.
These are the finished files delivered for Man With A Big Van. Two designs use the same Sunday-move review, so the six visible files represent five distinct customer-proof angles.
Client recommendation
The client put his name behind the work.
After the work was delivered, Liam left a public recommendation covering the practical value of the ideas and support.
“Jack makes complicated digital work easy to understand and gives us ideas we can actually use. I trust his judgement and would happily recommend him.”
This is direct client feedback, shortened and published with permission. View the public recommendation, or visit Man With A Big Van.
What it proves
This proves a paid sale, an upgrade and completed delivery.
The documented journey covers the £30 first order, the £70 package upgrade, the £100 total, the finished files and the client’s public recommendation.
The proof is about the JCKCROWLEY service being bought, upgraded, delivered and recommended. No downstream campaign result has been added without evidence.