I'm Javier Amador, and I run accounts with my own money in them

I started by doing it badly, and it took me a while to notice

My first store sold nothing. The second never got to profitable, the third the same. It wasn't effort I lacked: when something didn't sell, I changed the logo, the colours, the typography. I touched everything except the only thing that mattered — a written criterion for where the money went, when it went up and when it came out.

What changed wasn't working more hours. It was writing the rule before launching, so there was nothing left to argue about with myself at two in the morning. Since 2019 this is all I do: seven years full-time building stores and buying traffic on Meta.

What I run today

Not in the past tense, not in the conditional. The figures live on the home page, told once and with their sources; this is what sits behind them.

Client ad accounts

I buy traffic daily and review the accounts with a dashboard of ROAS, CPA and real margin, not the default panel. The one case I can publish is on the home page, with everything it does and doesn't prove written next to it.

My own acquisition

Ecom Olimpo advertises itself, with my money. It's the part of the job where mistakes cost me first — and where lessons like the placements experiment on the home page come from.

Sites of my own, in production

Three domains you can open right now: ecomalfa.es, iactready.com and stylonatural.com. Hand-built, with their certificates and structured data, two with forms. I'll tell you what they are before you look: recent content sites, not stores billing. They prove one thing and one thing only: what I say I build, I build.

Projects of my own

I also spend my own money on my own accounts. I don't link them: a live project with its niche and angle in view gets copied in an afternoon. On the call I share my screen and show you what you need.

Technical work in production

Bespoke Shopify themes, AI customer-support bots, email automation, multi-market catalogues. No store names: those belong to clients too.

Why a Dubai company has to show its face more than anyone

I live in Dubai and invoice from here. I know exactly how that looks from a distance: from your side there's no way to tell whether behind a tidy website there's a real company or just a domain. So I'm not asking you to believe me. The burden of proof is mine. Before you pay me anything, you can verify:

• The full company name: ECOM OLIMPO - FZCO, IFZA Business Park, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It's in the footer of every page.
• A copy of the trade licence: ask for it at info@ecom-olimpo.com and I send it the same day, before you sign anything.
• A written contract before we start, with the terms up front. An obligation of means, not of result, and said in those words.
• An invoice from a real entity, not a loose payment link.
• My first name and surname on this page, and who answers when you write: me. There's no 'we' to hide behind.

And the structure that binds me more than any jurisdiction: you pay month by month, the assets are yours from day one and the rules you can measure me against are published. If I vanish tomorrow, you keep everything except me.

What you won't find here

Bad news gets told too. I'd rather say it plainly than waste your time.

• No invented testimonials. No first names, no little stars, no stock-photo faces. If one day I publish a testimonial it will be with a face, a name and written permission.
• No figures I can't open the dashboard behind. None. If I can't show you the panel, the number doesn't get published.
• No guaranteed results. I commit the process, the deadlines, the weekly review and telling you when something goes wrong. Not what depends on the market, the algorithm, or on you.
• No fast money. Paid acquisition needs sustained spend and several months of testing. If you want results without investing, I'm not your supplier.

Who I contract with

Companies and registered sole traders. At onboarding I ask for your tax details, and it isn't bureaucracy: it's what makes clear which relationship we're signing. No tax ID, no contract.

If you want to know whether your case fits

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