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Ads that find buyers.
Reports that add up.

I plan and run campaigns on Google, Meta, and LinkedIn, write the ads, and build the landing pages they point to. One person owns the whole path from ad to sale.

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  • Google Ads
  • Paid social
  • Email marketing
  • Landing pages

Sound familiar?

If one of these is why you are here, this is what changes.

  1. You spend on ads and cannot tell what they return.

    Tracking is set up before launch, so every campaign reports leads and sales, not just clicks.

  2. Ads send people to a page that was not built for them.

    Each campaign gets a landing page written for the same audience and the same offer.

  3. Reports are full of numbers, and none of them mean money.

    Reports lead with cost per lead and revenue, the numbers that decide whether a campaign continues.

  4. Past customers never hear from you again.

    Email flows welcome new customers, bring back past ones, and keep you in mind between purchases.

What’s included.

The pieces of a typical digital marketing project. Your quote lists exactly which ones apply.

  • Paid search

    Google Ads campaigns built around searches that signal someone is ready to buy.

  • Paid social

    Meta and LinkedIn campaigns aimed at the audiences that fit your offer.

  • Ad creative

    Copy, images, and short video made for each platform.

  • Landing pages

    Pages built for each campaign, then tested against each other.

  • Email marketing

    Newsletters and automated flows that turn one purchase into several.

  • Tracking

    Conversion tracking that shows which campaign produced each lead or sale.

How it runs.

Four steps, with a preview or a check-in at each one.

The full process

  1. Audit and plan.

    Review past campaigns, set budgets, and agree on the numbers that define success.

  2. Build the campaign.

    Tracking, audiences, ads, and landing pages, ready before any money is spent.

  3. Launch and learn.

    Start small, test messages and audiences, and move budget to what works.

  4. Report and scale.

    A monthly report in plain language, and more budget only where results hold up.

Common questions.

What people usually ask before starting digital marketing work.

Ask me directly
What budget do I need?

It depends on your market. We agree on a test budget first, then scale only what performs.

Who owns the ad accounts?

You do. I manage them with access you grant, and you can remove it at any time.

Can you make the video ads too?

Yes. Ad creative, including short video, is part of the service and matches the landing pages.

Often paired with.

Every service shares the same plan, so adding one later is simple.

All services

Good work starts with a conversation.

Tell us about your business, what’s working, and what you’d like to do better.

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