Paid Media
Ad campaigns with honest math.
Google, Meta, LinkedIn, and Reddit campaigns built around your market — with monthly reporting that shows clicks, costs, conversions, and where the budget should go next.
Let's BuildWhat you get
- Campaign creation and management per platform
- Geo-targeted campaigns per market location
- Monthly reporting — impressions, CTR, conversions, cost per lead
- Budget recommendations from missed-click and competitive data
- Landing pages built to convert, not just ads pointed at a homepage
How I work
- 01 Set up tracking before spending a dollar on ads
- 02 Launch focused campaigns, not scattershot budgets
- 03 Report monthly with real numbers, not vanity metrics
Try it
What could your ad budget actually return?
Plug in your numbers below.
Google captures active search intent — someone already looking for what you offer.
These are typical starting assumptions, not a verdict on which platform wins — edit them under "Assumptions used" to match your real numbers.
Your numbers
Not sure? A typical range is 15–30%.
Assumptions used (editable)
Estimated results
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Clicks
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Leads
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Closed jobs
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Revenue
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Return on ad spend
For every $1 you spend, you get $0 back.
Estimates only, based on the numbers and assumptions above — not a guarantee.
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FAQ
Common questions about paid media.
How much should I budget for Google or Meta ads?
For most local or regional campaigns, I'd plan on at least $1,500–$3,000 a month to get a real read on performance — below that, there's often too little data to know what's working. I'll help you figure out a realistic number based on what a customer is actually worth to you.
Which platform should I start with — Google or Meta?
It depends on whether your customers actively search for what you offer or need to be introduced to it. Google captures existing search intent; Meta is better for awareness and retargeting — most businesses eventually run both.
How do you report on performance?
You get honest monthly reporting that shows clicks, costs, conversions, and where the budget should go next — not vanity metrics dressed up to look good. If something isn't working, I'll tell you and explain why.
Do you set up conversion tracking?
Yes — tracking gets set up before a dollar of ad spend goes out, not after. Without it, neither of us actually knows what's working.
What if my cost per lead suddenly goes up?
I investigate it immediately rather than just recommending a bigger budget — usually the cause traces back to a specific account, landing page, or market change. I'll walk you through exactly what I find.
Do you build the landing pages too?
Yes, and I think it matters — sending paid traffic to a generic homepage instead of a page built to convert is one of the most common ways ad budgets get wasted.