ADS, BRAND & MEDIA
A logo is not an identity. A campaign is not creative. And neither of them will rescue a page that does not convert. These are three jobs, priced separately, because buying the wrong one is the expensive mistake here.
A logo is one mark. An identity is the system that keeps everything you make afterwards looking like it came from the same place: the typography, the colour, the spacing, and the written rules for when to break them. Without the system, six months of work by four different people produces six slightly different companies.
That is the most common thing we are asked to fix, and fixing it costs more than doing it once.
Impressions and reach are not results, and a report built on them is a report designed not to be checked. Campaigns here are managed against cost per result, reported month over month next to what changed.
The fee is $600 a month plus 15% of the advertising spend, and both halves are said out loud before you start. The spend itself is paid by you, directly to Meta and Google on your own accounts, and never passes through us.
Advertising to a page that does not convert is an expensive way to learn that the page does not convert. If the destination is weak, a landing page will do more for your cost per result than any amount of bid tuning.
If the page is the problem, we would rather say it before taking a management fee than after three months of it.
A campaign or a feed stalls when nobody has anything to post. A batch of production-ready visuals and short video cuts, made in five days from material you already have, fixes that without a new shoot.
Source files are included, because assets you cannot edit are assets with an expiry date.
Describe the project and we price it the same way: one number, one scope list, one date, back within a business day.