I want paid social campaigns built around one clear goal
Paid social ads management plans, launches and improves campaigns around one audience, offer and goal.
Whether the offer is ready gets checked before anything is built, because money behind an offer nobody understands is money gone.
No reach, clicks, leads, cost per result or return is promised. Nobody can promise those. What you get is a written readiness finding, a campaign you own, your approval in writing before it runs, and a handover.
One platform, one campaign, one audience. Deliberately narrow, because the fastest way to waste a budget is to launch on four platforms and learn nothing from any of them.
The account and tracking are set up, three ad variations are built from material you supply, and it is handed over documented. Ad spend is paid by you, directly to the platform.
Advertising does not begin until we confirm what you are selling, who should see it, why they should choose it, where the click leads, how inquiries will be handled and how results will be measured. If something is missing, the client receives the readiness findings and a separate quote for messaging, copywriting, a landing page, tracking or follow-up systems.
Advertising is not the first repair. Any one of these gets found in the readiness check and named before a campaign is proposed.
Repair is not added automatically and it is not bundled into the setup price. The finding names the service it belongs to, and you decide.
Advertising spend is separate and paid by you directly to the platform, on your own payment method, in your own account. The setup price and the monthly price pay for the work described here and nothing else.
No reach, clicks, leads, conversions, cost per result or return is promised. The platform, the auction, the offer, the creative, the destination, the competition and the follow-up all affect what happens.
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This is your service when:
| What is happening | Where it goes |
|---|---|
| The offer cannot be explained in one clear sentence | Messaging and positioning |
| The words are the problem, on the ad or the page | Copywriting |
| There is nothing to look at, and no consistent look | Branding |
| The click has nowhere useful to land | Landing pages |
| Nothing records what an ad actually produced | Tracking and reports |
| Inquiries arrive and then get lost | CRM and lead tracking |
| The unpaid profiles are the real gap | Social media |
| You need the objective, audience, message, channels and formats planned first | Content Strategy & Planning |
If several of these overlap, say so. It can be quoted as one ordered project instead of buying several disconnected services.
Two purchases. The setup can be bought on its own, and often is. Management is only worth buying once something is live and worth watching.
· One time
One platform, one campaign, one audience strategy, and three ad variations built from material you supply. Readiness is checked first. Account, billing and measurement are set up in your own name, the campaign is built and approved in writing before it goes live, and you get a written handover.It stops at launch and one check afterward. Creative production, landing pages and copywriting are separate services.
· Monthly, optional
One platform, one campaign, and a monthly spend ceiling named in the proposal. Budget pacing, audience and placement adjustments, rotation of the current ad variations, limited copy testing, one monthly report and one review meeting.A second platform, new campaigns, new creative production and video editing are priced separately. The proposal names the monthly working limit.
Advertising spend sits outside both prices and is paid by you to the platform.
| Included in the monthly work | Priced separately |
|---|---|
| The one platform and the one campaign named in the proposal | A second platform, or a second campaign |
| Spend kept inside the ceiling named in the proposal | A ceiling raised beyond what the proposal named |
| Rotation and light testing of the current ad variations | New creative concepts, photography or video |
| Audience, placement and schedule adjustments | New audiences built for a new offer or a new market |
| One monthly report and one review meeting | Custom dashboards, or attribution modeling |
| Answers about what the report shows | Daily community management, comments and direct messages |
The platform is chosen after the buyer, the offer and the creative you can realistically supply. Not before.
A platform is not chosen because it is popular. If the buyers are not there, or the creative you can supply does not suit it, the recommendation says so.
The setup covers one platform and one campaign. Whether two connected apps are quoted as one platform or two is settled in the written proposal before work starts, not assumed here.
Approval is the platform's decision, never mine. TikTok publishes its own answer: all ads are reviewed against the TikTok Community Guidelines and the TikTok Advertising Policies.
Meta and LinkedIn also publish advertising rules, and those pages cannot be read by an automated check from here. So no rule of theirs is stated here. The current policy is read from the platform during the work and shown to you with its source, before anything is built on it.
A review, a rejection or a restriction can delay or prevent a launch. That is the platform's decision and it is not something anyone can promise around.
Everything below is delivered for one platform and one campaign.
The 14 day check is the included look after launch. It is not a claim that every campaign has enough data to judge by then.
Split in two on purpose. The first list is all that is needed to price this and to tell you whether you even want it. The second only matters once you have said yes.
That is the form below. A few minutes, and it saves a call.
Platform invitations and assigned roles are used wherever the platform offers them. No password or payment card detail is sent by email or text. You own the accounts and you pay the platform directly.
The setup is normally ready to launch within seven to ten business days after payment and after access, usable material, approved claims and measurement decisions have arrived. Your proposal carries the actual window.
Late material or late approval moves the launch date. A platform review, rejection or restriction can delay or prevent a launch, and that decision belongs to the platform.
The setup is paid in full before it is scheduled. Monthly management, when it is bought, is paid before each service month and ends with 30 days written notice from either side. Advertising spend is billed to you by the platform and never passes through me.
Once the setup has been scheduled and started, the payment is not refunded. What has been completed is yours either way.
The business account, the advertising account, the billing relationship, the approved final creative and the audience data the platform lets you keep are yours. Access is by invitation, at the level the work needs, and it can be removed by you at any time.
Completion means the campaign was built, approved and handed over. It does not mean the platform approved it, and it does not mean a result was produced.
Any setup error of mine is corrected without charge when you report it within 14 days of handover.
A rejected claim, a changed platform requirement or a restriction is looked at and explained. Rebuilding around it, rewriting creative or appealing an account decision is separate work.
A new offer, a new market, a new platform, a new campaign or a new creative direction after the build has begun is additional scope and may need a new quote.
If access, material or approval does not arrive, the project can be closed with the completed work documented. Completed work is not repeated. Reopening it may need a new quote.
Once the setup has been scheduled and started, the payment is not refunded. You get the work completed to that point, in your own accounts. Monthly management ends with 30 days written notice.
That follows the buyer, the offer, the creative you can supply and the action that can be measured. The recommendation can be that paid social is not the right first move at all.
Advertising spend is separate and paid by you directly to the platform, on your own payment method. The price pays for the work described here and nothing else.
The service does not promise reach, clicks, leads, conversions, cost per result or return. The platform, the auction, the offer, the creative, the destination, the competition and the follow-up all affect what happens.
Not in the setup. It uses material you supply and approve. Production can be quoted separately, and so can copywriting beyond the three ad variations.
That is messaging work, and it gets quoted separately. Advertising an unclear offer spends money to find out it was unclear.
The readiness finding says so, and a landing page is quoted separately. A campaign is not built on a destination that cannot carry it.
You do. The account, the billing relationship and the approved creative are yours. Access is by invitation and can be removed by you at any time.
Approval is the platform's decision, never mine. A review, a rejection or a restriction can delay or prevent a launch.
The proposal names a budget and a review point that suit the market. The 14 day check is the included look after launch, not a claim that every campaign has enough data to judge by then.
Yes, and many do. The setup ends at launch, the 14 day check and the handover, in accounts you own. Management is only worth buying once something live is worth watching.
The proposal names it. Spending above it is a decision you make, and a higher ceiling is quoted before it happens rather than after.
Yes, by video. This work needs nobody in the room. In person covers Palm Beach County, Broward County and the Treasure Coast.
You get the readiness finding, the platform recommendation, the scope and the price in writing before anything is built.
Tell me the result you want and where I can see the business now. I use that information to identify the most useful service or package and decide whether I can quote it in writing. If one missing detail changes the work or price, I will ask for that detail or suggest a short call.
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