Account Architecture
Campaigns structured by funnel stage and intent, with clean naming, budget controls and no internal competition between campaigns.
Meta & Google Ads
Full-funnel paid media management across Meta, Google Search, Shopping, YouTube and Display — structured by intent stage, with verified server-side tracking, disciplined creative testing and reporting measured on contribution margin rather than platform ROAS.
Campaigns structured by funnel stage and intent, with clean naming, budget controls and no internal competition between campaigns.
Search term mining, competitor gap analysis, audience segmentation and negative keyword discipline that stops wasted spend.
A steady pipeline of new hooks, formats and variations, tested on a schedule rather than refreshed when performance collapses.
Bid strategy, budget pacing and scaling rules tied to contribution margin and payback period, reviewed weekly.
Ad-to-page message match, page speed and conversion paths reviewed so paid traffic lands somewhere that can convert.
Conversions API, Google server-side tagging and CRM reconciliation so decisions rest on verified data, not modelled guesses.
Meta and Google usually get managed as separate budgets competing for the same conversion, which double-counts results and misallocates spend. We architect them as one funnel: demand creation on Meta and YouTube, demand capture on Search and Shopping, with clean measurement between them.
On modern Meta, targeting is broad and creative does the targeting. Accounts stall when creative refreshes quarterly; they scale when new hooks ship weekly. Our in-house production pipeline keeps testing velocity high without agency-style production costs.
Platform-reported ROAS flatters whoever reports it. We reconcile against your orders and CRM, report contribution margin after fees, shipping and returns, and feed verified conversions back so bidding optimizes toward profit.
We review historical performance, account structure, tracking accuracy, creative, landing pages and unit economics.
Server-side events, consent mode and CRM reconciliation implemented before budget decisions are made on the numbers.
Campaigns rebuilt around funnel stage with clean measurement, sensible budgets and a defined learning phase.
Creative and audience variations shipped and evaluated weekly, with budget moving deliberately towards proven winners.
Spend increased against contribution margin and payback, with guardrails that pull back if efficiency degrades.
Most brands need ₹1 lakh to ₹3 lakh per month per platform to generate enough conversion data for meaningful optimisation. Below that, platforms struggle to exit the learning phase and results stay unstable. If your budget is smaller, we usually recommend concentrating it on one platform rather than splitting it thinly across several.
Initial data appears within days and directional signal within two weeks, but reliable optimisation needs four to eight weeks. Accounts that are restructured rather than started fresh often improve sooner, because historical data shortens the learning period.
It depends on whether demand already exists for what you sell. Google captures existing intent and works well for products people actively search for, while Meta creates demand and suits products with visual or emotional appeal. Most established brands need both, weighted by where their marginal return is highest.
Yes, always. Accounts are created and owned by your business, and you keep full access to campaigns, audiences, creative and historical data. We work inside your accounts rather than renting you access to ours, so nothing is lost if you change agency.
Monthly reporting covers spend, revenue, ROAS, contribution margin, cost per acquisition and what was tested and learned, reconciled against your own order or CRM data. Platform-reported numbers are shown separately from verified ones, because the two often disagree significantly.
Yes. Creative is produced in-house, including AI-generated video and static variations, and volume is the point: most accounts perform better with a steady flow of new angles than with occasional polished campaigns.
Yes, and this is often the first thing we do. We implement server-side tracking through the Meta Conversions API and Google server-side tagging, fix duplicate or missing events, configure consent mode and reconcile platform data against your actual orders.
It depends entirely on your gross margin, repeat purchase rate and cash cycle. A 2X ROAS can be profitable with strong repeat rates and healthy margin, while 6X can still lose money on a one-time-purchase product with thin margins and high returns. We set a target from your unit economics rather than a generic benchmark.
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