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paid media and performance.conversion and ROI, not empty impressions.

Advertising on Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube, Microsoft and Apple Search. With a measurement plan defined before the first dollar is spent.

the usual problem

Ad engines turned into black boxes that optimize themselves. That changed the job: you no longer win by tuning bids, you win by what creative you feed the system and what conversion signal you train it on.

Most accounts we audit share a diagnosis: too little creative, a badly configured conversion signal, and a report celebrating impressions because that's the only line that went up.

what you get

  • Technical account audit

    Structure, signals, pixel, events, audiences and attribution. Before touching budget we check whether what measures, measures right.

  • Budget strategy

    How it splits across platforms, funnel stages and markets. On explicit reasoning, not last year's inertia.

  • Creative production for paid

    The volume and variety the engine needs to work. It's the lever that moves results the most and gets neglected the most.

  • Measurement and reporting

    What counts as a conversion, how it's measured, and what can't be measured. Said up front, not explained afterwards.

why us

We keep current knowledge of how ad engines and organic algorithms rank, with daily tracking of the ecosystem. That isn't a marketing differentiator: it's what keeps this quarter's plan from being based on how the platform worked two years ago.

questions we get

What's the minimum budget for this to make sense?

It depends on the market and the goal, so we don't quote a generic number. What we will say: if the budget can't cover the creative volume the engine needs, more money in media won't fix it.

Can it be measured if the sale isn't online?

Yes, but you have to define what gets measured. Micro-conversions, store visits, qualified enquiries, coupon use. Without online sales the metric changes; what doesn't change is that it has to exist before you start.

Do you run the account or audit it?

Both, and they're separate services. Plenty of brands start with an audit of the account they already have running, and decide from there.

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