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Campaign architecture
Structured so a result can be attributed to a cause. Most underperforming accounts change audience, creative and offer at the same time, then learn nothing from the outcome.

03 — Paid Media
Paid social, tested properly
When a paid social campaign underperforms, there are three possible culprits and most accounts change all three at once, then learn nothing.
What this actually is
The three are: who you're talking to, what you showed them, and what you asked them to do. Change all three and a bad result tells you nothing. Change one at a time and each round teaches you something you keep.
That's how we run it. Structured tests, one variable at a time, with enough budget behind each to reach significance. It's slower to start and considerably faster after the first month, because by then you actually know something.
Creative does most of the heavy lifting on these platforms. The targeting algorithms are good enough now that the ad itself is usually the limiting factor, which is why this sits next to our performance creative work rather than apart from it.
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Structured so a result can be attributed to a cause. Most underperforming accounts change audience, creative and offer at the same time, then learn nothing from the outcome.
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Interest and behaviour targeting, lookalikes, retargeting and exclusions. The platforms' own algorithms are good enough now that over-narrow targeting is more often the problem than under-targeting.
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One variable at a time, with enough budget behind each variant to reach a result you can trust. Slower for the first month and considerably faster after it.
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Installed, deduplicated and verified before launch, with server-side events where the browser is losing data.
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Meta for most consumer businesses, LinkedIn where job title genuinely matters and you can absorb much higher click costs. We'll recommend one rather than running both by default.
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Budgets, audiences and creative reviewed weekly, with a record of what was tested so the account gets smarter rather than just older.
Step 1
Audiences, tracking and the first test set.
Step 2
One variable at a time, with enough budget to actually learn.
Step 3
Put money behind what won, and keep testing behind it.
How it's pricedMonthly retainer
Flat monthly management fee. Ad spend is separate. It's paid by you, directly to the platform, and we never take a cut of it.
We don't publish a number for this one, because an honest one depends on the job. Tell us what you're trying to do and you'll get a real figure, in writing, without a sales call first.
Get a figure in writingMeta for most consumer businesses, LinkedIn for B2B where the job title matters and you can absorb much higher click costs. We'll say which suits you rather than running both by default.
Usually. Creative fatigue is real on these platforms and the same three images will stop working within weeks. We can produce it, or work with what you have.
Boosting is a button that spends money on reach. This is campaign structure, audience testing and conversion tracking aimed at enquiries. They're not the same activity.
Creative
Ads built to be tested: variants that isolate one variable each, so a winner tells you something you can use again.
Paid Media
Google and Bing campaigns built on intent: the query, the ad and the landing page saying the same thing, so you stop paying for clicks that bounce.
Earned Media
A posting strategy per platform rather than one asset resized five ways, built around what each channel actually rewards.
No pitch deck, no discovery call you have to sit through. Describe the problem and we'll tell you whether this is the right service for it — including when it isn't.
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