Services  ·  Paid Advertising

Paid ads that are managed, not just launched.

Most ad accounts are set up once and then left alone. Spend continues, performance decays, and nobody notices because the reporting shows impressions rather than booked work.

In short

We run Facebook and Google advertising as a managed service — creative testing, bid and budget optimisation, and audience refinement — measured against booked jobs and qualified leads rather than clicks or impressions.

The problem

Where ad money actually goes.

Reporting that flatters

Impressions, reach and click-through rate all look healthy while the number of actual enquiries stays flat. The metrics measure the ad, not the business.

Creative fatigue

The same three images have run for eight months. Performance decayed gradually enough that nobody spotted the moment it stopped working.

Budget on autopilot

Spend is distributed the way it was set up on day one, regardless of which campaigns are now producing anything.

No line to revenue

Nobody can say what a booked job costs, so nobody can say whether the ads are worth running.

What we build

What managing it actually means.

01

Conversion tracking that reaches the booking

Tracking is wired to the event that matters — a booked job, a qualified lead — not to a page view. Without this, every other number is decoration.

02

Continuous creative testing

New variants produced and rotated on a schedule so fatigue is caught by the system rather than noticed six months late.

03

Budget reallocation on evidence

Spend moves toward what is producing, on a defined cadence, with the reasoning recorded.

04

Audience refinement

Targeting narrowed and expanded based on who actually converts, rather than on the personas written at kickoff.

05

Landing pages that match the ad

The page a click lands on is built for that ad's promise. A mismatch here wastes the spend regardless of how good the targeting is.

06

Reporting in your units

Cost per booked job, cost per qualified lead, and what changed this month. If a campaign is not working we say so.

How it works

From first call to running in production.

01  ·  Week 1

Fix the measurement first

Conversion tracking is verified end to end before any spend changes. Optimising against a broken signal is worse than not optimising at all.

02  ·  Week 1

Baseline honestly

We record what current performance actually is, so later claims of improvement can be checked rather than asserted.

03  ·  Weeks 2–4

Restructure and test

Campaign structure rebuilt where needed, creative variants introduced, and budget moved toward measured performance.

04  ·  Monthly

Manage continuously

Ongoing testing, reallocation and reporting against the baseline — with the account in your name throughout.

What you get

Included in every engagement.

  • End-to-end conversion tracking, verified before spend changes
  • Recorded performance baseline you can hold us to
  • Campaign restructure where the account needs it
  • Continuous creative production and rotation
  • Budget reallocation on a defined cadence
  • Landing pages aligned to each ad's promise
  • Monthly reporting in cost-per-booked-job terms
  • Your ad accounts stay in your name and under your billing

Works with

Meta AdsGoogle AdsGoogle Analytics 4Google Tag ManagerGoogle Search ConsoleCall trackingCRM conversion import

Not listed? Most tools with an API can be integrated — just ask.

Client results

Every figure came off a real engagement.

Home Services · Paid Advertising  ·  Jan 2026

A home services franchise cut cost per booked job by 44%.

44%lower cost per booked job
12% → 31%lead-to-job conversion rate
6 weeksto ROI-positive campaigns

Fit

When this is the right call — and when it isn't.

A good fit if

  • Businesses already spending on ads without clear attribution
  • Service businesses where a booked job has a known value
  • Anyone who can handle more enquiries than they currently get

Not the right call if

  • Businesses with no capacity to serve additional demand
  • Anyone expecting results without a tracked conversion event
  • Very small budgets, where management cost outweighs the gain

Asked first

Paid Advertising, answered.

Do you manage campaigns ongoing?

We offer both build-and-handoff and ongoing management. Most clients start with ongoing to see how the system performs, then transition internally once they're comfortable.

How is this different from manual campaign management?

AI generates creative variants at scale, monitors performance continuously, reallocates budget in real time, and flags issues before they cost real money. Manual management does this on a human's schedule.

What ad platforms do you work with?

Google Search, Performance Max, Meta (Facebook and Instagram), and LinkedIn. Platform mix is scoped based on where your buyers actually are.

Who owns the ad account?

You do. Accounts stay in your name, under your billing, with us granted access. If the engagement ends you keep the account, its history and its learning — which is the part that would actually hurt to lose.

Why start with tracking rather than the campaigns?

Because every optimisation decision is made against the conversion signal. If that signal is wrong, more management makes performance worse rather than better, confidently. It is the one thing worth delaying spend changes for.

What if the ads are not working?

We say so, with the baseline to show it. Sometimes the honest answer is that the offer or the capacity is the constraint rather than the advertising, and continuing to spend is the wrong recommendation.

Start

Tell us the part you'd most like to hand off.

30 minutes. No deck, no pitch. Describe the part that costs you the most time, and we'll tell you exactly what it would take to automate it.