Marketing Site · 2025–2026
Oil To Go
Ads that keep working when the pixel is blocked
Mobile oil change in Cedar Rapids. The site is fast because there is almost nothing to it, and the advertising keeps learning: conversions are reported from the server, so a blocked browser pixel does not quietly push the cost per lead up month after month.
- Conversions reported past ad blockers
- Server-sideConversions reported past ad blockers
- Plugins or frameworks to keep patched
- 0Plugins or frameworks to keep patched
- The promise the site is built to sell
- ~30 minThe promise the site is built to sell
The problem
A local service business lives or dies on paid social. Browser-side pixels are increasingly blocked, which means the ad platform stops learning who converts and the cost per lead climbs.
What got built
Hand-written HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with no build step, so the whole site is fast because there is almost nothing to it. One Vercel serverless function posts conversion events to the Meta Conversions API from the server, so the signal reaches the ad account whether or not the browser pixel fired.
Details worth naming
- Zero-dependency static site: no framework, no build step, no runtime to keep patched.
- Server-side Meta conversion tracking through a Vercel function, resilient to browser-level blocking.
- Built alongside a documented Facebook ad creative program for the same business.
Next project
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Pass all nine. Nobody else does yet.
Tell us what the business does and where. Within a day you will have a straight answer on what an AI-friendly site takes to build, what it costs to run, and what we would cut. If the honest answer is that you do not need to build anything, that is the answer you get.
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