Meta Ads lets you invest your marketing budget where your audience hangs out every day - and that place is social media.
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Client brief and insights • Meta Ads challenge and process • Objectives • Project guidelines
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Foundational research • Building user personas • Competitive analysis • Brand identity • Account audit and report
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Campaign structuring • Audience targeting • Budget allocation • Attribution settings • Bidding strategies • Remarketing strategies • Audience segmentation • Goals and KPIs measurement • Brand Kit
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Website pixel integration • Ad account setup • Campaign creation & setup • Social Media profile setup
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Ad creatives development • Ad scheduling • Ad account and campaign management • Landing pages optimisation • Monthly reporting • A/B testing
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 Setup
Campaign Creation & Setup
Ad Account Setup
Website Pixel Integration
Organic Social Media
A/B Testing
Landing Pages Optimisation
Monthly Reporting
Ongoing Campaign Optimisation
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Ever seen ads on Facebook or Instagram? Those are Meta Ads. They help businesses appear when users are scrolling through their social media feeds or chatting, ensuring visibility when people are engaged.
Remarketing it’s a strategy where you show ads to people who have previously visited your website and/or left something in the cart. It keeps your brand on their radar and encourages them to come back to your website and take the desired action.
Remarketing Segments it’s like putting your audience into groups based on what they did on your site. This helps you show them ads that nudge them to come back and take action.
A bidding strategy is like setting your budget tactics. It’s deciding how much you’re willing to pay for each click or impression. Different strategies aim to maximise different things, such as, clicks, conversions, and more.
On the other hand, attribution setting is like giving credit where it’s due in the advertising world. It’s about figuring out which touchpoints or interactions with your ad get the credit for a conversion. It helps you understand the journey your customer took before making a decision.
A landing page is the page users land on after clicking on your Meta Ad – like the entry point to your offer. It’s build to encourage a particular action, like making a purchase or filling out a form.
A pixel is a small code snippet on your website that watches how people interact with your ads. You don’t absolutely need it, but it makes your ads smarter by tracking performance and visitor actions.
Ad visual is what you see – the images or videos. Ad copy is what you read – the text. Visual grabs attention, and copy tells the story. Both work together in an ad to make it appealing and get the message across. Think of visual as the eye-catcher and copy as the storyteller.
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