Adplexity Social Case Study: Finding $10K/Mo Ad Campaigns

Running weight loss offers on paid social in 2026 is not about guessing. It is about using data to spot what already works and then building your campaign around proven winners. 

At AFFNinja, we used Adplexity Social's ClickBank filter to find a supplement campaign that now brings in over $10,000 per month in affiliate commissions from paid social. Here is exactly how we did it, step by step.

Why We Chose Weight Loss on ClickBank in 2026

Weight loss remains the highest-volume vertical on Meta right now. Adplexity Social data shows it sits in the top three tagged verticals across all social ad categories. But volume alone does not win campaigns. What matters is pairing the right offer with the right creative angle at the right time.

ClickBank still dominates the supplement space for affiliates. In 2026, offers like CitrusBurn pay an average of $218 per sale with an EPC close to $9. 

Mitolyn holds strong with payouts near $160 per conversion. GLP-1-adjacent products are surging as consumers look for prescription alternatives without a doctor visit.

We chose ClickBank for three specific reasons:

Our team had been tracking the weight loss supplement niche for weeks before pulling the trigger. We wanted one campaign already proven to scale. Then we would reverse-engineer it.

Setting Up Adplexity Social's ClickBank Filter Step by Step

Adplexity Social is not a basic ad spy tool. It indexes landing pages, scans full redirect chains, and detects affiliate networks behind every ad. We logged in and went straight to the Affiliate Network filter.

Here is exactly what we configured:

With these filters active, Adplexity stripped away all the noise. Instead of scrolling through 600,000+ ads, we narrowed our view to profitable ClickBank weight loss campaigns that had survived at least 30 days on paid social. If a campaign runs for a month or more, it is almost certainly profitable. Nobody spends money on losing ads for that long.

We also used the Technology Filter to spot campaigns using ClickFlare and Voluum. Seeing professional tracking setups behind a campaign is another strong signal that serious media buyers are scaling it.

Analysing Creative Patterns With Creative Grouping

Creative Grouping was a game-changer for our research. Rather than viewing thousands of duplicate entries, Adplexity grouped identical creatives together. We could instantly see that one video creative was running across 3,000+ ads on 28 different Fan Pages.

Here is a snapshot of what our filtered results showed:

Campaign Type	Creative Format	Fan Pages	Days Running	Estimated Scale
Weight Loss Patch	UGC Video	42	67	Very High
Citrus Supplement VSL	Long-Form Video	28	51	High
Keto Drops	Image Carousel	15	34	Medium
GLP-1 Alternative	Short Video	22	45	High

Two patterns jumped out immediately.

Weight loss patch creatives dominated the top spots. Affiliates were using simple UGC-style videos showing women applying patches. These ran across dozens of pages using a mass Fan Page dilution strategy to spread risk and keep CPMs low.

The second winner was a citrus-based supplement VSL funnel. One creative had been running for 51 days straight across 28 Fan Pages. That kind of longevity on Meta signals serious profitability. We knew we had found something worth testing.

How We Picked Our Winning Offer

We clicked into the citrus supplement campaign. Adplexity showed us the full redirect chain from ad click to final destination. Here is what our research uncovered:

The offer had an average payout above $200 and was converting at roughly 1.7%. Using the Domain Dimension view, we also confirmed that multiple affiliates were sending traffic to the same offer domain from completely different angles. When several independent media buyers all point to one offer, that is the strongest validation signal you can get in affiliate campaign intelligence.

We ran numbers based on conservative estimates:

With scaling and creative testing, we mapped a clear path to $10K per month.

Creative Angles Dominating Weight Loss Ads in 2026

The weight loss ad space has shifted dramatically. Generic before/after photos no longer cut it on Meta. The April 2026 data-sharing restrictions for weight loss brands on Facebook have also changed tracking rules significantly.

Here is what we found working across top-performing campaigns right now:

One critical insight from our research: deleted ads on Adplexity Social often signal the most aggressive and highest-converting angles. The platform archives everything, even after Meta removes ads. We studied several banned creatives to understand which hooks generated engagement before getting flagged.

Another angle worth noting is the rise of short-form video sales letters. Traditional 30-minute VSLs are being replaced by punchy 3-5 minute versions optimised for mobile-first consumption. We tested both formats and the shorter version delivered 27% higher completion rates.

Results After 60 Days of Running Our Campaign

We launched in March 2026 with three creative variations. All used the UGC format. We split-tested two different pre-landers against the direct VSL link.

Metric	Month 1	Month 2
Ad Spend	$4,200	$6,100
Conversions	38	61
Revenue	$8,284	$13,298
Net Profit	$4,084	$7,198
ROAS	1.97x	2.18x

By month two, we crossed $13,000 in gross revenue. Net profit hit $7,198 after ad costs. The pre-lander with an advertorial funnel outperformed direct-link by 43%. That single variable made the biggest difference.

Scaling worked because we followed the same Fan Page dilution strategy we spotted on Adplexity. Running a winning creative across multiple pages kept CPMs lower and extended creative lifespan significantly.

Key Takeaways From Our $10K Weight Loss Campaign

Final take from our desk

Good affiliate growth in health traffic still comes from patient research, clean copy, and fast testing. 2026 data from Adplexity Social shows weight loss is crowded, but it also shows why smart filters, ad age, domain scale, and 𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐠𝐫𝐨𝐮𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐠 can still uncover space for profit.

For us, the ClickBank filter was not just a shortcut. It was the first signal that pointed to a campaign worth building.

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