What is included
- Funnel and offer design
- Paid media planning and buying on Facebook, Instagram and Google
- Landing pages and conversion testing
- Revenue attribution and reporting
What you end up with: Spend you can trace to a sale.
Who this is for
Businesses already spending on ads without knowing what came back, and businesses about to start who would rather have the measurement working before the money goes out.
Tracking before spend
Most of what a digital marketing agency reports is decided before launch. Attribution added afterwards is guesswork. The tracking goes in first, so the report at the end answers the only question worth asking, which is what this produced.
Budget changes the plan, not the discipline
Disguise Official launched on $25 of ad spend and returned 120K+ views and 50+ sales. A larger budget buys reach and room to test. It does not buy a different method.
Proof
- Disguise Official — Fashion & Apparel Branding: $25 ad spend, 120K+ views, 50+ sales
- Dhaka Dreams Concert — 3X Ticket Sales Boost: 3X ticket sales growth, 85% capacity reached, 2 Weeks turnaround time
- Pizza Gallery — Strategic Branding & Social Growth: 250% sales increase, 500K+ social reach, 45% engagement rate
Questions
- What is the minimum ad budget?
- There is no fixed floor. Disguise Official launched on $25 of ad spend. What matters more than the number is whether the offer is right and the tracking works before the spend starts.
- Do you run Facebook ads and Google Ads?
- Both. Meta ads on Facebook and Instagram reach people who are not looking for you yet; Google Ads catch the ones already searching for what you sell. Which side gets the budget depends on your offer, and the split is agreed before anything is bought.
- What do you report on?
- Revenue attribution first: which spend produced which sale or enquiry. Reach and engagement are reported as context rather than as the headline.