Facebook Ads Management Facebook ads that
find you buyers.

Facebook and Instagram campaigns pointed at people close to buying, and judged on conversions: the thing you actually wanted them to do. A sale, a sign-up, a lead. You pick it, we report on it.

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Why it matters now

Your next customers
are scrolling right now.

They haven't heard of you, and they aren't searching for you. But they're on Facebook and Instagram every day, and Meta can find the ones most likely to buy.

A good ad puts you in front of them this week. You don't have to wait months for someone to mention your name to a friend. You decide how fast you want to grow.

And if you're not there, a competitor is. Every day their ad shows up and yours doesn't, they meet your customers first.

The problem with most ad management

Most reports lead
with the easy number.

Most reports stop at clicks, click rate and return on ad spend. None of them tells you what was left after Meta got paid.

What you usually get
  • Reports full of clicks and feel-good numbers, but not your actual profit
  • Lots of campaigns splitting one budget
  • New ads every week, so good ones never get a chance
  • No idea what one sale or lead really cost you
What we do
  • We judge by profit. What each sale leaves you after its ad is paid
  • One simple campaign. All the money in one place, so Meta learns faster
  • A few strong ads. We only add new ones when there's a reason
  • We make sure Meta sees every sale. If it can't see them, it can't find you more
Why most Facebook ads lose money

Four mistakes that
eat your budget.

They're common, and each one is easy to fix once you spot it.

01

Asking Meta for cheap clicks

Meta gives you exactly what you ask for. Ask for cheap clicks and you get people who love clicking and never buy. We ask Meta for buyers instead.

02

Spreading one budget too thin

Running several campaigns at $100 a day each means none of them gets enough data to learn anything. We run one simple campaign with all the money in one place, so Meta learns fast.

03

Judging ads too soon

An ad needs time and data before it tells you anything. Swap it after three days and you never find out what works. We wait for enough data, then decide.

04

Sending clicks to the homepage

The ad promised one thing. The homepage offers ten. People get lost and leave. We send them to a page built for that one ad.

Facebook ads profit calculator

Do your ads
make money?

Pick what your ads bring in, then move the sliders or type in your own numbers. You see what each sale leaves you, and what the whole month leaves you.

What one sale brings in, on average.
What you pay in ads to win one sale.
Total profit volume: sales minus ad spend
$6,000
$80Gross profit per sale
75Sales a month

Make each sale 10% cheaper and the same budget brings 8 more sales and $1,000 more profit a month. Better ads beat a bigger budget.

A rough guide built on your numbers. It's before your own costs, like the product and staff.

What we build

Tracking, copy
and ads,
live fast.

Account and tracking

We set up tracking first, so Meta can see who actually bought. Without it, every number after this is a guess.

Creative and copy

We write it and make it. A few clearly different angles, because you do not know which one works until it runs.

Launch and grow

We give ads time to learn, then raise the budget in small steps while they still make money.

What you get

Everything, run
for you.

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  • One simple campaign, built and managed
  • Creative and copy written for you
  • Pixel and conversion tracking set up properly
  • Budget raised in small steps, only while it pays
  • Reporting in profit, not clicks
  • Your ad account, in your name, yours to keep

We spend your money like it's ours.

That's why we only raise the budget when the numbers say it still pays.

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Questions

What people ask
about Facebook ads.

Who pays Meta?

You do, directly. Your card sits on your own ad account and the spend goes straight to Meta. It never passes through us and we do not take a percentage of it.

How much should I spend?

Enough for Meta to learn who buys. That depends on your market and what one conversion is worth to you, so we work the budget backward from that number. If your budget is too small to learn anything, we will say so instead of taking it.

Do I need a landing page as well?

Usually. Sending ad traffic to a homepage gives people 10 things to do when the ad promised one. We look at the page you have on the call and say whether it is good enough.

What if my ads already work?

Then keep them running. We would rather look at where those clicks are landing. That is normally where the easier win is.

Who owns the account?

You do. It stays in your name, we get access, and if we part ways you keep the account, the spend history and every audience we built.

How fast will I know if it is working?

In most cases, about 2 weeks. The first few days tell you very little, so we don't judge the ads until there's enough data to trust.
Keep going

The other pieces.

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