Social Ads
Social ads built on creative testing
We test audiences, creative and landing pages, and keep a record of what worked and why.
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The problem
Results get noisy when creative, audiences and offers change at once and conversion events are not tracked the same way.
Platform reporting can support a decision, but it cannot replace clear business context and careful interpretation.
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What we do
We test one clear idea at a time across audiences and messages, and a person reviews every ad before it runs.
What we learn from each ad goes into the next brief. We also tell you where the tracking has gaps.
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Creative system
Turn audience insights into traceable concepts, variants, and review criteria.
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Audience logic
Document who each campaign is for, what it assumes, and what evidence can challenge it.
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Measurement context
Review platform signals alongside site behavior and qualified business actions.
What it can include
- Audience and message research
- Creative brief and variation planning
- Campaign structure and governance
- Landing-page continuity review
- First-party measurement planning
- Creative and campaign decision logs
How we work
Audit → Launch → Report and adjust
The same three steps on every service. Here is what each one means for Social Ads.
Audit
Find what is holding results back
Review audiences, creative history, offer continuity, events, and attribution gaps.
Launch
Set up and ship the work
Set the hypothesis backlog, campaign taxonomy, approval path, and reporting context.
Report and adjust
Report and move effort to what works
Release approved tests, review evidence, and convert observations into the next brief.
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What you get
- Price
- Part of a monthly plan from $4,000/month. Each plan lists what ships every month. Compare plans
- How we measure it
- We document what each data source can and cannot show, improve first-party event quality, and avoid treating a single reporting view as complete causality.
- Who approves the work
- AI speeds up research and first drafts. People set the strategy, make the brand and budget calls, and every piece of client work goes through human review before it goes live.
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Common questions
Which social channels should we use?
Channel selection follows audience behavior, offer fit, creative format, measurement readiness, and team capacity. We recommend a scope after reviewing those inputs.
Do you create advertising assets?
The scope can cover research, concepts, briefs, copy, design direction, review, and production coordination. Exact deliverables are defined in the selected engagement.
How do you handle attribution limits?
We document what each data source can and cannot show, improve first-party event quality, and avoid treating a single reporting view as complete causality.
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Request an audit
In 20 minutes we look at your funnel and current channels, then tell you which plan fits.