What ad budget should I start with, and how does that relate to the management fee?
These are two separate items: the ad budget, which goes to Google or Meta, and the management fee, which we receive for the work. Most small and medium businesses can start meaningfully at €200–400 a month — below that it's hard to gather enough data to optimise. We always fit the starting budget to your market and your goals.
When will I see the first results?
Advertising is the only channel where the first enquiries can arrive essentially on the day you switch it on. Meaningful results take longer: the first 2–4 weeks are a learning and data-gathering phase, after which we optimise live. A realistic expectation is that the stable direction is visible after 4–6 weeks.
Which is better for my business — Google Ads or Meta?
It depends on whether your client searches for you or you have to find them. Google Ads is the demand channel: someone typing “plumber near me” intends to buy. Meta is the demand-generation channel: there you approach the user in their feed. For many businesses the combination performs best.
How do I know the advertising pays off — what do you measure and how?
We don't watch likes and impressions, we watch business results. We set up conversion tracking: how many quote requests, calls, form submissions or purchases came from the ads, and what each cost. You get it in a clear monthly report.
What happens to the ad account if I cancel?
The ad account stays yours — that's a principle for us. We always build campaigns inside your own Google Ads and Meta accounts, to which we get manager access, not the other way round. If our paths ever part, the account, the data and the campaigns all stay with you.
Why pay a monthly management fee if Google/Meta gets the ad spend anyway?
Because the platform is only a tool — how the money is spent decides whether it pays off. A badly set-up campaign burns through your budget just as fast, only without results. The management fee covers the actual work: audience research, ad copy, creative, bidding strategy, continuous optimisation and measurement.
Do I need a finished website, or is a Facebook page enough?
You need somewhere the ad leads to, where the prospect can make a decision. A purpose-built landing page or a well-structured website is best, because there you control the experience and can measure. If you don't have a suitable site, with us the website and the advertising come from one team.
Do you guarantee more clients?
No one can honestly guarantee a specific number of clients or a revenue figure — if someone promises that, be careful. What we do guarantee: professional setup, continuous optimisation based on measurement, transparent reporting and honest communication.
Who writes the ad copy and makes the creative?
Copywriting and campaign structure are our job — they're part of the service. For visual creative it's best if we get material from your actual work or products, because an authentic, real photo often outperforms a sterile stock image. A good phone shot of finished work is frequently worth its weight in gold.
What's the difference between paid advertising and SEO?
They don't replace each other, they complement each other. Advertising brings traffic immediately: switch it on and enquiries arrive — but the moment you close the tap it dries up. SEO builds more slowly, taking months of work, but afterwards it brings clients steadily without ad spend. Together they're strongest.