Technical setup
Business Manager, Pixel and conversion API configured properly. It is the part nobody sees and without which you cannot tell where enquiries come from: with no data, optimising is guesswork.
The difference between businesses that waste money on advertising and businesses that make money from it is almost never the budget. It is knowing what it costs to win one enquiry, and improving that number week after week. Without measurement it is not marketing, it is hope.
A campaign is not a boosted post. It is a system made of measurement, creative and structure, and if one piece is missing the other two deliver half as much.
Business Manager, Pixel and conversion API configured properly. It is the part nobody sees and without which you cannot tell where enquiries come from: with no data, optimising is guesswork.
Video and graphics made to stop the thumb in the first two seconds. Looking good is not enough: they have to say instantly what this is and why it should matter.
People who do not know you see one message, people who visited the site see another, people who abandoned a cart another again. Talking to everyone the same way is the fastest route to burning budget.
Audiences, creative, copy and formats compared continuously. There is no perfect campaign on day one: there is a campaign that improves every week because somebody is watching it.
Likes, reach and views look good in a report and do not pay wages. The number that counts is what a useful enquiry costs you, and how many of those enquiries turn into customers.
That is why campaign work is never separated from work on the site: you can have the best creative in the world, but if the landing page is slow or confusing, cost per enquiry rises and the campaign is not to blame. It is one of the advantages of having development and advertising on the same team rather than at two suppliers blaming each other.
You always know where we are, what it costs and when it arrives. Every stage has a concrete deliverable you can see and approve before we move on.
These are two separate things and we want that clear from the start: there is what you pay Meta for advertising, and there is what you pay us to manage it.
The ad budget you pay directly to Meta from your own account. We do not sit in the middle: you see spend in real time and always know where every euro goes.
The management fee is ours, at a fixed monthly price agreed before we start. How much budget you need to begin depends on the industry and on what a customer is worth to you: it is one of the first things we estimate together on the initial call.
It depends on what a customer is worth to you and how competitive the industry is. In general it pays to start modestly to learn what works, and increase only on what has already proved it pays. We give you a concrete estimate after the first call.
No, they are separate. You pay for advertising directly to Meta from your own account, so you see spend in real time. Our fee covers management only.
Yours. Business Manager, page and Pixel are yours. If you change agency one day, you take the data history with you, which is the part worth most.
No, and we say so up front. Campaigns work well when there is a broad audience and an offer that can be understood in seconds. For very technical or niche services it is sometimes better to focus on SEO and search. If that is your case we will tell you instead of taking the budget.
What a customer is worth, what you can spend to acquire one, whether campaigns make sense for you at all. One call is enough to find out.
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