Marketing

    Ads that find demand.Design that keeps the brand sharp.

    We run Google Ads and Meta, then design the posts and leaflets that carry the same offer. The tools around them keep spend tied to real enquiries, not just clicks.

    This week's desk

    In motion
    • Google AdsSearch terms cleaned, budget on high-intent terms
    • MetaNew Reel in test, frequency watched on the lead ad
    • PostsTwo feed concepts using the live offer
    • LeafletPrint layout matched to the campaign line
    Meta

    Meta

    Facebook and Instagram, led by the creative.

    People are not searching. They are scrolling. The ad has to earn the stop, then send them to an offer that matches the post they just saw.

    FacebookInstagramFeedStoriesReels

    Creative

    On Meta, the ad is the targeting

    The first line of a post or the first seconds of a Reel decide whether the auction spends well. We test a few distinct ideas — offer, proof, problem — instead of ten near-identical variants.

    Audiences

    New reach, then people who already know you

    Interest or broader audiences find new people. Website and engagement audiences bring back visitors. Lookalikes wait until the pixel has real converters, not just page views.

    Fatigue

    Refresh the creative before frequency climbs

    When the same people see the same ad too often, cost rises. We swap the creative and keep the offer steady, so the brand stays recognizable while the scroll stays fresh.

    Placements

    Feed, Stories, and Reels on purpose

    Feed carries a considered offer. Stories and Reels carry motion. Both use the same message as the organic posts we design, so paid and unpaid never look like two different brands.

    Other tools that keep the work honest

    Measurement sits beside the ads, so we can see what happened after the click and decide the next change with evidence.

    Google Ads

    Search and paid demand

    Campaign structure, keywords, ads, and budget pacing.

    Meta Ads

    Facebook and Instagram

    Audiences, placements, and the creative that earns the click.

    Google Analytics 4

    After the click

    What people do on the site once an ad or post sends them there.

    Tag Manager

    Clean measurement

    Forms, calls, and purchases recorded the same way every time.

    Meta pixel & events

    Social optimization

    Retargeting and delivery based on real actions, not vanity views.

    Weekly readout

    What we change next

    Spend, cost per result, and which creative actually won.

    Design

    Posts, leaflets, and the pieces between them.

    A campaign falls apart when the ad, the Instagram post, and the leaflet each tell a different story. We design them as one set: same offer, same colors, same next step.

    • Social postsFeed posts with a clear offer, a readable headline, and a caption that matches the paid ad.
    • Carousels & storiesShort sequences for launches, tips, and proof — sized for Instagram and Facebook, not stretched from a slide.
    • Leaflets & flyersPrint that uses the same offer, colors, and line as the campaign, so the handout and the ad agree.

    Feed post

    The offer, in one line people can read while they scroll.

    LeafletA5

    Same line as the ad. Built to be held.

    • Offer and proof
    • What happens next
    • Contact, clear and large
    thundrblayz · print + paid

    Stories, carousels, offer graphics, and simple brand kits sit in the same set, so a new post never fights the live campaign.

    How we run it

    A weekly rhythm, not a launch and a goodbye.

    1. 01

      Offer and tracking

      We lock the message and confirm conversions fire before any serious spend.

    2. 02

      Build both sides

      Google and Meta campaigns go live with posts and print that use the same line.

    3. 03

      Weekly tune

      Search terms, frequency, budgets, and creative get a pass every week.

    4. 04

      Refresh and report

      New posts replace tired ads. You see spend, results, and what we will change next.

    Starter

    $49/project

    3 pages, ready for a first impression.

    Get started
    • Up to 3 custom pages
    • Layout that works on every device
    • Contact sections included
    • A base you can grow later
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    Professional

    $99/project

    5 pages, with SEO, a blog, and admin.

    Get started
    • 5 pages built to convert
    • SEO structure and metadata
    • Blog pages included
    • Admin dashboard for updates
    • Inquiries in one hub
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    Enterprise

    $149/project

    10 pages, with maintenance and launch.

    Get started
    • Up to 10 pages
    • Blog for ongoing search
    • 3 months of maintenance
    • Security and deployment included
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    Bring the ads, the posts, and the print into one plan.

    Tell us the offer. We'll map Google Ads, Meta, and the design that should ship with them.