ACQUISITION

Meta Ads Management

We build and manage paid campaigns across Meta around the relationship between:

First screen

objective -> audience -> message -> creative -> destination -> tracking -> result

We do not start with:

“Let’s boost a post.”

We start with:

“What does the business need to achieve, and what does the user need to see or do to get there?”

The media budget used to deliver ads is separate from the Unified Systems service fee.

CTA support text:

Tell us what you want to promote, who you need to reach and which commercial outcome you want to generate. We review the setup and estimate the work required.

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What problem does it solve?

Meta Ads can distribute messages and creative assets quickly to relevant audiences.

But reach and clicks do not automatically equal acquisition.

Problems appear when:

campaigns do not have a clear commercial objective;

audiences are built without a hypothesis;

creative is produced without relation to the funnel;

the same message is used for every segment;

all products are promoted inside one ad set;

the landing page does not continue the ad message;

lead forms generate poor-quality leads;

the campaign optimizes for the wrong event;

Pixel tracking is incorrect;

Conversions API is missing or sends inconsistent data;

browser and server events are sent without proper deduplication;

UTM parameters are missing;

the ecommerce catalogue is wrong;

remarketing is activated without enough context;

budget is spread across too many directions;

creative is never refreshed or tested;

results are evaluated only through CTR or reach.

Meta Ads needs to connect:

the right message -> the right audience -> the right action -> the right measurement

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What does the product do?

Meta Ads Management may include:

business analysis;

objective definition;

offer analysis;

campaign architecture;

ad set structure;

audiences;

geographic targeting;

placements;

budgets;

bidding and delivery settings;

ads;

creative;

copy;

lead generation;

sales campaigns;

ecommerce;

catalogue;

remarketing;

Meta Pixel;

Conversions API;

event mapping;

event deduplication;

UTM parameters;

landing pages;

Meta lead forms;

monitoring;

optimization;

reporting;

iteration.

Not every business requires every component.

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What you receive

Depending on the project, the service may include:

commercial-objective analysis;

offer analysis;

Meta infrastructure review;

review of an existing ad account;

campaign setup;

campaign structure;

ad set structure;

audience definition;

geographic setup;

placements;

budgets;

lead-generation campaigns;

sales campaigns;

ecommerce campaigns;

remarketing;

Facebook ads;

Instagram ads;

ad copy;

use of existing creative assets;

creative recommendations;

format adaptation;

Meta catalogue;

Pixel validation;

Conversions API validation;

event validation;

deduplication validation;

UTM setup;

naming convention;

landing-page review;

monitoring;

result analysis;

optimization;

recommendations for the next iterations.

The exact scope is defined around the objective.

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How we work

1. Understand the objective

We define the commercial result.

2. Analyse the offer

We establish what is being promoted and to whom.

3. Define the journey

Lead, website, ecommerce, message or another relevant destination.

4. Review infrastructure

Accounts, Pixel, CAPI, catalogue, events and access where required.

5. Build the structure

Campaigns, ad sets, audiences, budgets and placements.

6. Define creative strategy

Messages and assets required.

7. Configure tracking

Events, UTM taxonomy, naming and other required elements.

8. Validate the destination

Landing page, form or ecommerce flow.

9. Launch

After QA.

10. Analyse

Cost, results, creative, audiences and funnel.

11. Iterate

We adjust the campaign based on data and commercial objectives.

63. How much does Meta Ads Management cost?

EUR 50 / hour

The service cost depends on:

number of campaigns;

number of products;

number of markets;

lead-generation campaigns;

ecommerce;

catalogue;

remarketing;

number of creative assets;

level of production required;

Pixel / CAPI;

tracking;

landing pages;

optimization frequency;

reporting.

Media budget is separate.

Once the scope is defined, we estimate the required hours.

64. Meta Ads Management as an individual product or together with other components

Meta Ads Management is a Component within Acquisition.

It can be purchased independently.

It may also work together with:

Meta Ads Audit;

Social Media Content;

Landing Page Development;

Tracking & Analytics Implementation;

Conversion Rate Optimization;

Online Store Development;

Ecommerce Redesign.

These products are not automatically included.

We use them only where the objective requires additional scope.

65. How long does it take?

There are two different components.

Initial setup

May include:

analysis;

structure;

tracking;

creative;

setup;

QA;

launch.

Ongoing management

May include:

monitoring;

analysis;

testing;

optimization;

iteration.

There is no universal timeframe in which the campaign must generate a specific commercial result.

Evaluation should consider:

budget;

volume;

objective;

market;

seasonality;

available data.

66. What we need from you

To begin, it helps to have:

website;

product or service;

objective;

market;

media budget;

existing Meta business infrastructure;

existing ad account;

Facebook Page;

Instagram account;

Pixel / dataset where available;

catalogue where available;

existing creative;

landing pages;

existing tracking;

historical data;

information about lead quality;

commercial value of outcomes;

existing UTM taxonomy where available;

commercial restrictions or requirements.

You do not need to arrive with:

audiences;

campaign structure;

naming convention;

UTM taxonomy;

campaigns.

These are part of the product.

67. Frequently asked questions

How much does Meta Ads management cost?

EUR 50 / hour.

Media budget is separate.

Do you manage Facebook Ads?

Yes.

Do you manage Instagram Ads?

Yes.

Do you run lead generation campaigns?

Yes.

Do you run sales campaigns?

Yes, where the objective and infrastructure allow the result to be measured.

Do you manage remarketing?

Yes, where eligible audiences exist and there is a commercial reason.

Do you configure Meta Pixel?

We review and configure the campaign-level elements required within the agreed scope.

Broader implementations may belong to Tracking & Analytics Implementation.

Do you work with Conversions API?

Yes, where the infrastructure and objective justify CAPI.

Do you validate Pixel + CAPI deduplication?

Yes.

Where the same event is transmitted browser-side and server-side, deduplication needs to be validated.

Do you configure UTM parameters?

Yes.

UTM taxonomy is part of the standard setup where the campaign sends traffic to a destination that can use those parameters.

Do you create the ads?

Yes.

Ad setup and ad copy are part of campaign management.

Do you also produce the creative?

We can work with existing assets and define creative requirements.

Additional production may require a separate content-production scope.

Do you run video ads?

Yes, where the necessary assets exist or production is included in scope.

Do you run catalogue ads?

Yes, for ecommerce projects where the catalogue is configured correctly.

Can you take over an existing Meta Ads account?

Yes.

Do I need to give you my Facebook password?

No.

We work through permissions and asset access.

Does the business retain account ownership?

Yes.

Is media budget included in EUR 50/hour?

No.

Do you guarantee leads?

No.

Do you guarantee CPL?

No.

Do you guarantee ROAS?

No.

What if I only want the campaigns reviewed?

The appropriate product is Meta Ads Audit.

68. Complementary components

We show components that may support campaigns, not services automatically included.

Meta Ads Audit

For an independent review of an existing Meta Ads account.

Social Media Content

For additional production of images, video, reels, stories and copy where new assets are required.

Landing Page Development

For a dedicated campaign destination.

Tracking & Analytics Implementation

For Pixel, CAPI, events, consent, analytics and other measurement components requiring broader implementation.

Conversion Rate Optimization

For post-click funnel problems identified through data.

69. FINAL CTA

Tell us what the Meta campaigns need to achieve.

We analyse the offer, audience, creative, destination and measurement and build the setup around the commercial outcome.

CTA:

Request a Meta Ads estimate

Destination

WhatsApp.

Pre-filled WhatsApp message

Hi! I’d like an estimate for Meta Ads. The website is:

[link]

I want to promote:

[product / service / store]

The main objective is:

[leads / sales / messages / not defined yet]

Approximate media budget:

[amount / not defined yet]

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What we do not do / What we do not promise

60. What we do not do

Meta Ads Management does not mean:

treating boosted posts as the default strategy;

traffic without an objective;

audiences created at random;

dozens of ad sets without enough budget;

one creative used forever;

missing UTM parameters;

assuming Pixel is correct simply because it shows as active;

implementing CAPI without deduplication;

remarketing without justification;

using an incorrect catalogue;

ignoring the landing page;

reporting only reach, likes or CTR;

daily changes without a hypothesis.

61. What we do not promise

We do not automatically promise:

a specific CPM;

a specific CTR;

a specific CPL;

a specific CPA;

guaranteed ROAS;

a number of leads;

a number of customers;

sales;

profit;

results within a fixed timeframe.

Campaigns operate inside an auction and market environment we do not fully control.

We can control the quality of:

strategy;

structure;

creative;

setup;

measurement;

iteration.

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Facebook Ads and Instagram Ads

Meta Ads may distribute ads across several available surfaces in the Meta ecosystem depending on campaign configuration and placement eligibility.

For most commercial projects, the main surfaces are:

Facebook;

Instagram;

and, where configuration and objective justify it, other available placements.

We do not treat Facebook Ads and Instagram Ads as entirely separate systems where they operate as part of one Meta strategy.

But we also do not assume the same creative performs identically everywhere.

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Campaign objective

Before building the campaign, we define the result.

That may be:

lead;

sale;

purchase;

booking;

form submission;

message;

another relevant commercial action.

Meta organizes campaigns around objectives available inside the platform.

Interface labels may change over time.

That is why we do not build strategy around the name of a button in Ads Manager.

We build it around:

the commercial outcome.

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Lead generation campaigns

Lead generation campaigns may use, depending on the setup:

native Meta forms;

website;

messaging;

other available destinations.

The choice should not be made only on cost per lead.

We also consider:

lead quality;

amount of information required;

friction;

speed of follow-up;

sales process.

A very easy form can generate high volume and poor quality.

A form with too much friction can also filter out relevant users.

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Meta lead forms

Native forms can reduce friction in lead generation.

But the information collected needs to remain commercially useful.

We review:

fields;

questions;

qualification logic;

message;

privacy link;

confirmation screen;

next step;

process after submission.

The lead should not remain isolated inside the platform.

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What happens after the lead?

The campaign does not end when Meta reports a lead.

There should be a process:

lead -> notification / integration -> contact -> qualification -> sale / outcome

If the business contacts the lead three days later, the problem is no longer only advertising.

Acquisition needs to connect with the commercial process.

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Conversion campaigns

The term conversion campaigns refers here to campaigns optimized toward a measurable commercial action.

We do not assume that “Conversions” must be the current name of an interface objective.

A conversion may be:

purchase;

lead;

complete registration;

another relevant and measurable action.

We optimize toward the commercial result that is available and reliable.

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Sales campaigns

For ecommerce or other processes with measurable purchase events, campaigns may be built around sales outcomes.

But performance depends on:

product;

price;

offer;

creative;

catalogue;

landing page;

product page;

checkout;

tracking;

stock;

delivery.

Meta Ads does not operate independently from the store.

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Meta Ads for ecommerce

For ecommerce, we may work with:

catalogue;

products;

product sets;

dynamic advertising where relevant;

prospecting;

remarketing;

creative;

purchase measurement.

The catalogue needs to reflect the real store.

We do not consider a campaign well configured if it promotes:

the wrong product;

the wrong price;

the wrong variant;

incorrect stock;

the wrong landing page.

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Meta catalogue

For catalogue-based campaigns, we review the relationship between:

product;

ID;

title;

image;

price;

availability;

landing URL;

variants;

ecommerce events.

The catalogue is not just a gallery.

It is part of the commercial infrastructure used by advertising.

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Creative

Creative is one of the central components of Meta advertising.

It may include:

image;

video;

carousel;

other supported formats.

Creative should communicate quickly:

what it is;

who it is for;

why it matters;

what the user should do next.

We do not treat design as decoration separated from strategy.

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Creative strategy

We do not use one creative and assume its performance defines the entire channel.

We may build different hypotheses around:

problem;

benefit;

product;

demonstration;

context;

real testimonial;

offer;

mechanism;

result;

format.

Testing should answer a question.

We do not produce cosmetic differences without a reason.

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Video

Video may be useful for:

demonstration;

product;

service;

real social proof;

process explanation;

problem -> solution;

commercial storytelling.

We do not assume a longer or shorter video is automatically better.

The format should match:

message;

placement;

funnel stage;

audience behaviour.

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Formats and placements

Creative should account for where it is distributed.

There may be meaningful differences between:

Feed;

Stories;

Reels;

other available placements.

A creative may require:

another aspect ratio;

different crop;

repositioned text;

different duration;

faster message delivery.

We do not force the same file into every placement if clarity suffers.

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Facebook and Instagram are not identical

Campaigns may use the same Meta infrastructure, but user behaviour and format consumption can differ.

Where data supports it, we analyse results by:

placement;

platform;

format.

We do not automatically stop one platform simply because another has a higher CTR.

Commercial outcomes have priority.

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Audience

An audience is not only a list of:

age;

gender;

interests.

Meta Ads may use different levels of targeting and automation.

We begin with a commercial hypothesis:

who could need the offer and what signal can we give the system to find a relevant outcome?

We do not build 20 audiences merely to create 20 ad sets.

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Broad audiences

Broad audiences can make sense when:

the objective is well defined;

measurement is reliable;

sufficient signal exists;

creative communicates the offer correctly.

Broad does not mean:

“let the platform do anything.”

The campaign is still controlled through:

objective;

geography;

offer;

creative;

justified exclusions;

conversion signal;

budget.

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Interest targeting

Interests may be useful for certain hypotheses.

But we do not assume someone with a declared or inferred interest will automatically buy the product.

Interest is a signal.

It is not demonstrated purchase intent.

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Custom Audiences

Where data, consent and platform rules allow, Custom Audiences may be used for scenarios involving:

website users;

customers;

leads;

interactions with Meta properties;

other eligible sources.

Audiences should be used for a clear commercial reason.

We do not collect or upload data simply because the tool exists.

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Lookalike and audience expansion

Audiences derived from existing sources may support prospecting in some configurations.

Source quality matters.

A large list of weak leads may send a less useful signal than a smaller set of valuable customers.

We do not confuse source volume with source quality.

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Meta automation

Meta uses increasing levels of automation across:

audiences;

placements;

delivery;

creative;

campaigns.

Advantage+-type functionality may be part of the setup where available and appropriate.

We do not activate automation only because the platform recommends it.

And we do not disable it merely because we prefer manual control.

We choose the configuration based on:

objective;

data;

creative;

budget;

measurement capability.

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Budget

The campaign budget needs enough room to generate useful information relative to:

market;

objective;

number of ad sets;

number of products;

audience;

value of the outcome.

A small budget is not automatically a problem.

Fragmenting it across too many directions can be.

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Daily budget and lifetime budget

Different budget mechanisms may be appropriate depending on campaign setup.

The key question remains:

which commercial priority are we funding?

We do not split budget equally merely because the account structure looks symmetrical.

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Media budget vs Unified Systems fee

Media budget is the amount used by Meta to deliver advertising.

It is separate from:

EUR 50 / hour — Unified Systems service fee.

Depending on scope, the service covers:

analysis;

setup;

creative strategy;

configuration;

management;

optimization;

reporting.

Media spend is not the agency fee.

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Landing page

Where the ad sends users to the website, the destination needs to continue the message.

Flow:

creative -> copy -> click -> landing page -> CTA

If a video promotes:

veterinary consultations for exotic animals

and the destination talks generically about every service offered by the center, the intent becomes diluted.

The campaign and destination should work together logically.

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Website vs Instant Form

There is no universally correct choice.

Website

May provide:

more context;

Meta Pixel

Meta Pixel may transmit browser-side events to Meta, subject to technical setup, consent and applicable platform rules.

We review whether important events are measured correctly.

Examples may include:

PageView;

ViewContent;

AddToCart;

InitiateCheckout;

Purchase;

Lead;

other relevant events.

We do not implement every available event merely to fill Events Manager.

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Conversions API

Conversions API may complement measurement by transmitting eligible events from server-side infrastructure or other supported sources.

We do not treat CAPI as:

“Pixel, but better.”

Browser-side and server-side delivery can have complementary roles.

Implementation needs to consider:

event source;

available data;

consent;

identifiers;

deduplication;

validation.

Where extensive implementation is required, this may belong to the separate Tracking & Analytics Implementation product.

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Pixel + CAPI

When the same event is transmitted:

browser-side through Pixel;

server-side through CAPI;

the system needs to avoid counting the same action twice.

Measurement should distinguish between:

one commercial event delivered through two technical paths

and:

two real commercial events.

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Event deduplication

For browser + server implementations, we validate the required deduplication logic.

The objective is:

one real Purchase = one logical Purchase event

not two purchases simply because the event reached Meta through two delivery paths.

Deduplication is part of tracking quality.

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Event quality

An event appearing in the platform does not automatically mean it is implemented correctly.

Where relevant, we review:

event name;

trigger timing;

parameters;

value;

currency;

product / content IDs;

event source;

duplicates;

relationship with the real user action.

A correct event name with incorrect commercial data is still a weak implementation.

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Purchase

For ecommerce, Purchase should represent a real order according to the approved tracking architecture.

We review:

value;

currency;

relevant IDs;

duplication;

triggering;

relationship with the catalogue.

We do not optimize for Purchase if the Purchase signal cannot be trusted.

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Lead

A technical Lead is not automatically a good commercial lead.

We need to understand:

which action triggers the event;

whether the form was submitted;

whether it is spam;

whether the lead is relevant;

whether it reaches the team;

whether it can be qualified.

Campaign performance should be evaluated beyond the raw Lead count.

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UTM taxonomy

UTM parameters are part of the standard campaign setup where traffic lands on a destination that can use them.

We define a coherent taxonomy.

The baseline may include:

utm_source=meta

utm_medium=paid_social

utm_campaign=

utm_content=

utm_term=

Exact values are defined according to the reporting system.

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Naming convention

Campaign, ad set, ad and UTM naming should remain understandable later.

Naming may encode, in a controlled way:

market;

product;

objective;

funnel stage;

audience;

creative;

period where relevant.

We do not turn the campaign name into a paragraph.

The structure should remain:

readable;

scalable;

consistent.

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URL parameters

For campaigns sending traffic to a website, we review the parameters used in destination URLs.

They should:

reach the landing page;

not break the URL;

not be removed unnecessarily by redirects;

remain interpretable by analytics.

The setup is tested before or immediately after launch.

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UTM parameters and Meta attribution

UTM parameters help preserve our own cross-channel naming and reporting.

Meta uses its own attribution and reporting mechanisms.

The two should not be confused.

We use UTM parameters to answer consistently:

where did this traffic come from?

and Meta data to understand:

how does the platform attribute results to its campaigns?

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Differences between Meta and Analytics

Meta Ads, GA4, ecommerce and other systems may report different values.

This does not automatically prove that one system is wrong.

Differences may result from:

attribution;

identity;

consent;

device;

analysis window;

event delivery;

modelling.

But large or unexplained discrepancies should be investigated.

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Consent

Campaign tracking needs to respect the applicable consent state and the legal / technical requirements of the project.

Advertising does not justify bypassing consent.

Pixel, CAPI, analytics and other mechanisms should be integrated into the approved consent architecture.

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Meta remarketing

Remarketing may work with people who have interacted with:

website;

products;

content;

Meta accounts;

other eligible sources.

But remarketing needs a reason.

We do not build a campaign simply for:

“everyone who visited the site in the last X days.”

We need to understand:

what they saw;

what they did not do;

which message makes sense now.

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Prospecting vs remarketing

Prospecting

Looks for new opportunities.

Remarketing

Works with audiences that already have an eligible interaction or relationship.

Separating the two may improve analysis.

But we do not force the architecture where campaign automation and available data justify another approach.

Structure serves the decision, not the other way around.

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Creative fatigue

Creative performance may change over time.

We analyse signals such as:

frequency;

cost;

engagement;

outcomes;

changes in performance;

audience size.

We do not automatically replace creative after a fixed number of days.

And we do not keep an underperforming asset indefinitely simply because it worked initially.

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Frequency

Frequency needs context.

A higher frequency may be:

normal for remarketing;

problematic for a small audience;

irrelevant without reviewing outcomes.

There is no universal threshold after which a campaign is automatically good or bad.

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CTR

CTR can help interpret interaction with the ad.

But it is not the final commercial objective.

A high CTR may generate:

poor traffic;

clickbait behaviour;

curious users without intent.

We evaluate CTR together with:

cost;

landing page;

conversion;

result quality.

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CPM

CPM describes distribution cost.

It may vary based on:

competition;

season;

audience;

market;

placements;

creative;

auction conditions.

A lower CPM does not automatically mean a more profitable campaign.

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Cost per lead

CPL needs to be interpreted together with lead quality.

For example:

20 leads at EUR 5

may be commercially worse than:

5 leads at EUR 15

if the first group is irrelevant and the second converts into customers.

We do not optimize the business only for the cheapest form submission.

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ROAS

For ecommerce, ROAS may be a relevant indicator where:

Purchase is accurate;

value is accurate;

attribution is understood.

But ROAS does not automatically represent:

profit;

margin;

returns;

cost of goods;

delivery;

discounts;

operating cost.

Advertising performance needs commercial context.

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Attribution window

Meta results need to be interpreted in the context of the attribution settings and mechanisms available to the campaign.

We do not mechanically compare two reports without understanding:

what event they measure;

what period they use;

which interaction they consider;

which system is reporting.

Attribution is an interpretation of the customer journey.

It is not the journey itself.

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Campaign learning

Automated systems may need data to learn.

We do not draw conclusions from:

a few hours;

a handful of impressions;

one lead.

But we also do not use “learning” as a justification for:

broken tracking;

clearly unsuitable creative;

the wrong offer;

a broken landing page.

The algorithm does not repair the foundation automatically.

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Testing

Testing needs a hypothesis.

For example:

Hypothesis: a demonstration video will generate more relevant leads than a static image.

Not:

“Let’s create two ads and see what happens.”

We may test:

message;

creative;

offer;

audience;

destination;

form;

other relevant variables.

We avoid changing everything at the same time if we want to understand causality.

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Meta Ads and organic content

Organic content can provide:

insight;

creative assets;

social proof;

brand continuity.

But Meta Ads is not the same product as Social Media Management.

Advertising can operate even where organic social media is managed separately.

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Meta Ads and social media content

Existing assets may be used in advertising where appropriate.

But an asset created for an organic post is not automatically a strong ad.

Where additional creative production is required, it may belong to the separate Social Media Content product or an approved creative-production scope.

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Meta Ads and landing pages

If the current destination cannot support the campaign, we may recommend:

Landing Page Development

as a separate product.

A new landing page is not automatically included in the Meta Ads management fee.

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Meta Ads and tracking

Campaign management requires enough measurement to support decisions.

Where relevant, we review:

Pixel;

CAPI;

events;

deduplication;

value;

currency;

product IDs;

UTM parameters;

landing URLs;

analytics;

catalogue.

Where the infrastructure needs deeper implementation or repair, we use the separate:

Tracking & Analytics Implementation

product.

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Meta account ownership

Commercial assets should remain under the control of the business.

Our principle is:

the client owns and controls the commercial assets; Unified Systems receives the access required to work.

Depending on the setup, this may include:

Business Portfolio / business infrastructure;

ad account;

Facebook Page;

Instagram account;

Pixel / dataset;

catalogue;

other relevant assets.

We do not create dependency by keeping critical infrastructure exclusively under agency control.

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Access

We work through permissions.

As a normal management method, we do not request:

Facebook password;

Instagram password;

personal account password.

Access should be granted through the permission mechanisms available inside the Meta infrastructure.

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