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We begin by getting to know your business - your goals, history, and current social media marketing status. We also gather insights from you about your brand, audience, what you do and your requirements to ensure our strategy aligns with your vision.
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We audit your social media account and previous ads, if any, and create a report about it. This helps us see what’s working, what needs improvement, and how to move forward. Furthermore, we look into your competitors, customers and more.
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With that in mind, we build a strategy that works for you.
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Every one to two weeks, we share a report so you know what’s working, what’s not, and what we’re optimising - or if we’re switching ad creatives.
Brand Kit & Positioning
Research & Analysis
Account Audit & Report
Competitive Analysis
Campaign Structuring
Audience Targeting
Budget Allocation
Attribution Settings
Bidding Strategies
Remarketing Strategies
Ad Creatives Development
Ad Account Management
Campaign Management
Social Media Profile Optimisation
Campaign Creation & Setup
Organic Social Media
Heatmap Analysis
A/B Testing
Reporting (monthly/bi-weekly/weekly)
Ongoing Optimisations



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Ever noticed ads on Facebook or Instagram? Those are Meta Ads or, in other words, paid social media. They pop up while users scroll through social media, enhancing the chances of PPC lead generation.
As an agency offering PPC marketing services like Facebook marketing services, we understand how Meta Ads work. Meta Ads work by displaying advertisements to users on platforms like Facebook and Instagram. These ads operate either on a pay-per-click (PPC) or Cost-per-thousand impression (CPM) model, meaning advertisers pay each time someone clicks on their ad or per 1000 impressions.
Running Meta Ads involves setting up ad campaigns through the Meta Ads Manager platform. If you are unsure, talk to us, a paid social media agency, and we will handle it for you. This way, you can focus on your bottom line.
Bidding strategy involves setting your budget for clicks or impressions, aiming to maximise specific goals like clicks or conversions. Attribution setting determines which ad interactions receive credit for conversions, providing insights into the customer journey.