First Incheon lab
Twelve media buyers prototyped interest stacks with paper diagrams only.
About
Currentx Wavehub Lab began as late-night whiteboard sessions between media buyers and CRM owners who were tired of mismatched naming between spreadsheets and ad accounts. We formalized those arguments into Social Media Audience Targeting programs that privilege paperwork: diagrams, exclusion lists, UTMs, and retros — not motivational slogans.
Twelve media buyers prototyped interest stacks with paper diagrams only.
Added Creative-to-Audience Matching as a bridge between persona and placement courses.
Yeonsu room plus mirrored Zoom seats with shared QA boards.
Sets cohort calendars, keeps vendor handoffs legible, and teaches Meta Ads Audience Labs.
Runs live critiques, prefers uncomfortable questions early, and anchors measurement modules.
Maps exercises to real ad account screenshots and retires modules that age poorly.
Pairs participants with office hours blocks and tracks constructive friction points.
Translates messy team training requests into clear enrollment paperwork.
Keeps labs stocked, schedules rooms in Yeonsu, and handles AV gremlins calmly.
Cuts demo reels used in class without over-polishing the mistakes we want you to see.
Resets sandbox accounts, labels cables honestly, and photographs whiteboards before erase.
Maintains reading lists on platform changelog drift and flags outdated screenshots.
Agency-side media buyer rotating in quarterly to roast briefs with kindness.
Checks contrast, caption timing, and keyboard paths for every shipped template.