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Paid media that books meetings, not clicks
Lead generation and paid media management, with the conversion tracking that makes the spend accountable. If you cannot tell which campaign produced revenue, you are optimising toward the wrong thing.
What this covers
Setup, tracking, and ongoing management
Launch setup and tracking
Account structure, campaign build, and the tracking laid in from the start rather than retrofitted once the numbers stop making sense.
Conversion tracking audit and fix
For accounts already running where the reporting has stopped being trustworthy. We find what is double-counting, what is not firing, and what is attributing to the wrong place.
Lead generation management
Ongoing management against pipeline, not against impressions. The metric that matters is qualified meetings booked.
Analytics, tag manager and pixels
The measurement layer underneath, set up so marketing, sales, and finance are reading the same story.
Connected to the CRM, or it is guesswork
Paid media judged on platform-reported conversions will always look better than it is. We wire campaigns to the CRM so performance is measured against real pipeline and closed revenue, which usually changes what you want to spend on.
This is also why paid media is rarely the first thing we fix. If the follow-up is leaking, more leads make the leak bigger.
Common questions
Which platforms do you run?
Where your buyers are, which for most B2B service businesses means search first. The audit covers which channels are worth your spend before anyone builds a campaign.
How is this priced?
Management is priced against the size of the programme, with the media spend paid to the platforms directly. We will walk you through the specifics on a call rather than quoting a number that does not fit your situation.
Can you take over an existing account?
Yes, and it is common. We start with a tracking audit, because inherited accounts almost always have measurement problems that make the historical numbers misleading.
Find out if paid media is your constraint
Sometimes it is. Often the spend is fine and the follow-up is where the revenue goes missing. The audit tells you which.