Ad creative produced with the discipline of paid media specialists rather than designers
Paid ads do not usually fail because of the bid strategy. They fail because of the creative, and because of where the creative sends people. The targeting can be perfect, but if the image or video does not stop the thumb in the feed, nothing else gets a chance, and if the click then lands on a homepage with a slideshow and 9 menu items, the website has thrown it away. Good ad creative is its own discipline, with its own rules on hook strength, message order, caption timing and where the call to action sits, and we produce it around those rules, for the specific platform, the specific audience and the specific offer. Then we match it to the page. Most websites have 1 page per service, so an advert for dog grooming in Newmarket lands on a general grooming page. On a website plan there is a page for every service in every town, so the Newmarket advert lands on the Newmarket page, the promise and the page agree, and the click costs less because the platforms score that relevance. The advert stops the thumb. The page turns the click into an enquiry. We make both.