Service
Performance Marketing
We run paid acquisition for companies that want to know what each euro brings back. Tracking, creative and landing pages are handled as one job, and every month you get a report that shows the math.
What is included
- 01 Channel strategy and budget forecast
- 02 Creative briefs and ad asset production
- 03 Tracking with GA4, server-side tagging and Consent Mode v2
- 04 Weekly optimisation and monthly reporting with the ROI math
Who it is for
This is for companies that spend, or want to spend, on paid ads and need to know what comes back. Campaigns only work when tracking, creative and landing pages line up, so we treat all three as the same job instead of separate vendors. We set up the tracking first, brief and produce the ads, review the landing pages and run the campaigns with weekly optimisation. The reporting is honest, every change is explained and the ROI math is in the report.
What we run
Tracking, creative and landing pages, handled together.
Channels
Tracking
Creative and pages
Optimisation and reporting
How an engagement runs
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Week 1
Audit
We review your tracking, your ad accounts, your creative and how past campaigns have performed. Broken or missing tracking is fixed first, because every later decision depends on the numbers being right.
Tracking audit Account review Creative review Historical performance -
Week 1
Plan
We set the channel mix, the budget, the KPIs and a forecast, so you know what to expect before spend goes up. Creative briefs for the first round of ads are written in the same week.
Channel mix Budget KPIs Forecast -
Weeks 1–2
Build
We build the campaigns and audiences, produce the ad assets and work through the landing page improvements. Tracking and creative are in place in week one, so campaigns launch on a clean base.
Campaigns Audiences Ad assets Landing pages -
Ongoing
Run
We optimise every week and report every month. The first weeks are a learning phase, clear trends usually show after 3 to 6 weeks, and the gains build over the months that follow.
Weekly optimisation Monthly report Budget shifts New creative tests
Timeline and pricing
Performance retainers start as 3-month engagements with a learning phase, then move to ongoing optimisation. The price depends on the channels and the ad spend we manage. Whether the ad budget is part of our fee or paid separately depends on the package.
After the first three months
Once the learning phase is over, optimisation compounds: we shift budget to what works, test new creative and keep the tracking healthy as the platforms change. When a landing page holds results back, our web design and web development team fixes it directly.
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Tracking and creative are in place in week one. Performance trends become visible after 3 to 6 weeks, once the platforms have enough data to learn from. From there, optimisation compounds over months, which is why engagements start with three months.
We charge a monthly retainer that depends on the channels we run and the ad spend we manage. Whether the ad budget is part of our fee or paid separately depends on the package. You get a forecast before launch, so the expected costs and results are clear from the start.
Yes. Accounts, audiences and the data in them stay in your name. We work inside them as a partner, so if you ever decide to move on, nothing has to be rebuilt and no history is lost.
Yes. When a landing page holds results back, our web design and web development team improves it or builds a new one. Every engagement includes a landing page review and an improvement plan, so you know what to fix first.
We set up GA4 with server-side tagging and Consent Mode v2, so conversions are measured as accurately as possible while respecting each user's consent choice. This is the base of every engagement, not an optional extra.
That depends on where your buyers are and what you sell. Google Search and Performance Max capture existing demand, Meta and TikTok create new demand, LinkedIn reaches B2B decision-makers and YouTube helps where video strengthens the funnel. The audit and plan set the mix.