One operator for every ad platform your buyers actually use

Why single-channel agencies cost you money

Hire a Google shop, a social shop and a LinkedIn shop and you get three dashboards each claiming credit for the same customer, three creative pipelines that never share learnings, and nobody accountable for blended cost per acquisition. Paid media is one system: expensive high-intent channels build the audience, cheap channels harvest it, and attribution follows the lead from first click to closed revenue. That only works when one operator holds all of it.

The channels we run

• Google Ads: high-intent search, Smart Bidding tuned on revenue events. Campaign work rated top 10% worldwide by Google's elite team.
• Meta (Facebook + Instagram): cheap attention, creative velocity, conversion API wired.
• LinkedIn: B2B targeting nothing else matches. $10M+ managed on the platform, and LinkedIn corporate has published case studies about our campaigns.
• TikTok and Snapchat: where audience economics justify them, run under the same measurement standard.

Terms

Management is $1,500/month plus 10% of ad spend, single channel or full stack. Media budgets are paid directly to the platforms; nothing is marked up invisibly. And because ads only rent attention, every engagement pushes leads into owned systems: a site built to close, a follow-up machine, and an email program that keeps working after the campaign stops.