Digital advertising run by someone who checks the numbers first.

Paid media across Google Ads, paid social and programmatic, planned, built and managed by a former media agency strategist. Tracking is fixed before budget is spent.

You might be here because

  1. Google Ads reports 40 leads and the CRM shows 12.

  2. Performance Max is spending the budget and nobody can tell you on what.

  3. The monthly report is 30 pages long and doesn’t answer “is this working?”

  4. Costs per lead have crept up for a year and the only suggestion is more budget.

  5. You’ve inherited an account and don’t know whether it’s good, bad or merely old.

What I can do

Start with an audit if you already advertise. It usually pays for itself in wasted spend found, and it tells us both whether there’s a bigger job worth doing.

Account audits

An independent review of your Google Ads or Meta account: structure, targeting, bidding, creative, tracking and where money is leaking. You get a ranked list of fixes you or your agency can act on.

Google Ads audits

  • One platform or several
  • Wasted spend and quick wins
  • Conversion tracking check
  • Findings walked through on a call

Strategy and media plans

Which platforms, what budget, which audiences and what you should expect back. Written as ranges with the conditions attached, because a forecast without assumptions is a guess.

Media planning and strategy

  • Channel and budget recommendation
  • Audience and message plan
  • Expected ranges and how they’ll be measured

Campaign builds

Accounts and campaigns set up properly from day one: sensible structure, clean audiences and conversion tracking tested before launch.

Google Ads management

Paid social advertising

  • Search, Performance Max and display
  • Meta and other paid social
  • Creative concepts and production
  • Landing pages where needed

Ongoing management

Hands-on management with a monthly report that fits on a page or two and a call to go through it. Effort scales with spend, and you’ll know what the hours went on.

Google Ads management

  • Bids, budgets, search terms and creative testing
  • Monthly report and review call
  • Plain answers to “should we spend more?”

Programmatic advertising

Display, native, video, connected TV and audio, bought through fully disclosed platforms such as StackAdapt, so you can see what the media really cost. I also work alongside agency trading desks.

Programmatic advertising

  • Planning and forecasting
  • Platform and tracking setup
  • Audience and placement control
  • Transparent cost reporting

Feed-based dynamic ads

For catalogues, courses and listings: ads generated from a data feed, so creative and pricing stay in step with your site.

Dynamic & feed based ads

  • Feed setup and rules
  • Dynamic creative templates
  • Catalogue and remarketing campaigns
  • Documentation and handover

Conversion tracking for ads

Pixels, Conversions API and offline conversions, so the platforms optimise towards real leads and sales. Most accounts get this wrong, and it’s the part I’m fussiest about.

Conversion tracking for ads

  • Pixel and Conversions API setup
  • Offline and CRM conversion imports
  • Consent-aware configuration
  • Testing before launch

How it usually runs

Audit

A fixed-price review with a findings call. No obligation to go any further.

Campaign

Build, launch, manage and close out a campaign with a wrap-up analysis.

Ongoing

Monthly management in an agreed range of hours, billed on what’s used.

Tools I work in

  • Google Ads
  • Meta Ads
  • StackAdapt
  • LinkedIn Ads
  • TikTok Ads
  • Conversions API
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Channable
  • Bannerbear
  • Looker Studio

Fair things to ask.

Something else on your mind? Ask me directly.

Who owns the ad accounts?

You do. I work in your accounts, or set them up in your name. If we part ways, everything stays with you, including the history.

Is there a minimum ad spend?

No hard minimum, but management fees have to make sense against the budget. If your spend is small, I’ll usually suggest a setup and some training so you can run it yourself.

Do you promise a return on ad spend?

No. I’ll give you an expected range and the assumptions behind it, then report against it honestly. If the numbers say stop, I’ll say stop.

Can you audit the account our current agency runs?

Yes, and it doesn’t need to be adversarial. Read-only access is enough. A good agency will welcome a second pair of eyes, and most audits end with a better brief for them.

Something driving you mad?

Tell me what’s going on. I’ll come back with questions or a scoped proposal, and I’ll say so if I’m not the right person for it.