PPC management that
pays for itself.

There's no universal number, and any agency quoting one before seeing your account is guessing. The sequence: audit what you spend now and find out whether it's working. Margins, sales cycle and market decide what a sensible budget looks like, and broken tracking makes every budget wrong. We would rather shrink a wasteful budget in month one than scale it; spend earns increases by performing, not by being an agency's billing base. The audit gives you that answer for your own account, free, before any retainer exists.

No, and no honest agency does, because auctions, competitors, seasonality and demand all sit outside anyone's control. Promising a specific return before seeing your data would be a sales tactic, not a forecast. What we commit to contractually is the work: tracking verified, waste cut, structures rebuilt, creative tested weekly, budget rebalanced monthly and everything reported against revenue. Judge us on whether the numbers move and on whether the report shows its working. That record is why agencies keep reselling this service under their own brands.

A named specialist per platform, coordinated by one strategist: Google Ads (Search, Shopping, Performance Max) and Meta Ads each run as their own discipline, with remarketing across both. Around them: tracking set up and verified server-side, landing pages built and tested with our conversion optimisation (CRO) team, weekly creative testing, monthly budget rebalancing and a weekly revenue-tied review in Prism. Two invoices, not one: our management fee, and your media spend, which Google and Meta bill to you directly and which is never part of the fee. Ad accounts are created in your name and stay yours: leaving should cost you a decision, not your data.

It depends on where your demand already lives, and the audit answers it with data rather than preference. As a rule of thumb: if people already search for what you sell, search captures existing intent and usually earns its keep first. If you're building demand for something new, visual or impulse-led, Meta's creative-led prospecting creates intent that search alone can't. Many accounts end up needing both, with remarketing bridging them, but budgets should earn that expansion, not assume it.

Yes, and it matters more than most ad settings. Sending well-targeted traffic to a slow or unconvincing page is the most expensive mistake in paid media, and it never shows up inside the ad platform's own reporting. Landing pages are designed, built and tested by the same team that runs our conversion optimisation service, so the ad's promise and the page's argument stay matched, and every page test feeds what we learn back into ad copy and audiences.

Yes, paid media ships under partner agencies' brands like every other service here: your reporting templates, your client calls, our specialists. Client ad accounts stay in the client's name throughout, so nothing is held hostage. It is NDA-backed, with a contractual commitment never to approach your clients and a 12-month post-engagement blackout. 100+ agencies work with us this way, and the average partnership runs past the two-year mark.

Ask whose name the ad accounts are in, and whether tracking is verified before any budget scales. Ask whether media spend is billed to you directly or passed through the fee. Ask how often search terms are reviewed and budget rebalanced. Our answers: your name, always; tracking first; Google and Meta bill you directly; weekly hygiene and a monthly rebalance.