Which platforms do you manage paid social ads on?
Meta, meaning Facebook and Instagram, plus TikTok and LinkedIn. Most engagements start on the one platform where your buyers already spend their attention, then expand once the first campaign proves itself. We also coordinate paid social with Google Ads and organic social so the channels reinforce each other instead of competing for credit.
Meta, TikTok or LinkedIn: which is right for my business?
It depends on who buys and how they decide. Meta suits most consumer offers because the audience is broad and the formats flex. TikTok rewards products that demonstrate well on video and brands willing to look native rather than polished. LinkedIn earns its higher cost when the buyer is a specific title at a specific kind of company. In the AI Growth Session we map your buyer to a platform before any budget moves.
Do you produce the ad creative?
Yes. Hooks, scripts, ad copy, and design direction come from us, built natively for each platform rather than resized from one master asset. If you have raw footage, product shots, or customer reviews, we put them to work. If you have nothing, we build the first round from scratch, then let performance data decide what gets made next. For video at volume, our AI ad-creative pack generates it, labeled and reviewed by a producer.
How much budget do paid social ads need?
There is no universal number, and anyone quoting one without seeing your margins is guessing. What matters is the floor that can prove return: enough spend for the platform to learn and for you to read the results with confidence. We set that floor together in the AI Growth Session, based on your price point, your sales cycle, and how fast you need an answer.
How do you track results after iOS privacy changes?
With signals the platforms can no longer collect on their own: server-side conversion events, first-party customer data, and tracking wired into your CRM rather than a browser pixel alone. That gives the algorithms better data to optimize against and gives you reporting in leads and revenue instead of guesswork. Privacy rules will keep tightening; a first-party setup is the version that keeps working.
Should I run paid social or Google Ads first?
They do different jobs. Google Ads captures demand that already exists, people typing exactly what they need into a search box. Paid social creates demand, putting your offer in front of buyers who were not looking yet. If people already search for what you sell, Google Ads management often proves ROI faster. If they do not know you exist, paid social opens the market. Most of our clients eventually run both.
How quickly do paid social campaigns start working?
Faster than SEO, slower than a light switch. Campaigns can be live and generating data within the first weeks, and the platforms need a learning period before results stabilize. Early reads tell us which hooks and audiences deserve budget; durable performance comes from iterating on that evidence. We structure every engagement around a first measurable win, so you are never months in without something to point at.
What does paid social management cost?
Management starts at $1,200 a month. The fee depends on the ad budget we manage and the number of campaigns we run, so one platform with two campaigns and three platforms with a full creative testing program are priced differently, and you see your number in writing before anything starts. Ad spend is separate: you pay Meta, TikTok or LinkedIn directly from ad accounts you own, and we never mark it up. We recommend at least $1,500 a month in ad spend so the platform has enough data to learn; that is a recommendation, not a requirement. Management is month to month with thirty days' written notice and no cancellation fee. The full terms are in the pricing section above and on our pricing page.
