Facebook, Google and LinkedIn ads. One team.

When paid ads do not work, most owners blame the platform. Facebook is too expensive. Google is full of junk clicks. LinkedIn is only for big companies. Most of the time, the ads were not the real problem.

The real problem sits around the ad:

Doing it alone means learning three ad platforms on top of running your business. A single-skill freelancer can run the campaign, but they cannot fix the landing page, the follow-up or the tracking. So they tune the one piece they control, and you get a report full of clicks.

We run ads as one part of a whole system. As a Facebook ads agency that also runs Google and LinkedIn, builds the pages and sets up the follow-up, we can fix the weak link wherever it is.

One request at a time, about 48 hours each. Ad spend is paid by you, straight to Meta, Google or LinkedIn.

A Facebook ads agency plans, builds and runs your ads on Facebook and Instagram, and makes the creatives and copy for them. A good one also checks what happens after the click, because that is where most ad money is won or lost.

The day to day work looks like this. Pick the offer and the audience. Write the ads and design the images. Set up tracking so Meta knows what a good result looks like. Launch. Then check the numbers every week, cut what is not working and add new creatives before the old ones tire out.

Most agencies stop there. They run the ads and send a report. But an ad can only do one thing: bring someone to your page. If the page is weak, or the lead waits a day for a reply, better ads will not save it. That is why we run your ads as part of one system with your landing pages and funnels and your CRM and follow-up.

PPC means pay per click, and a PPC agency usually runs Google search ads. A paid ads agency covers any ads you pay for, including Meta, Google and LinkedIn.

The names overlap, and most agencies use them loosely. What matters is which platforms they run and how much of the work around the ads they do. Here is the plain version:

We are a paid ads agency in that sense. We run Meta, Google (including Local Services Ads) and LinkedIn, and we build the pages and follow-up behind all three.

Run Google when people already search for what you sell. Run Meta when you need to reach people before they search, and LinkedIn when your buyer is a business with a job title you can name.

Most PPC agencies charge a monthly management fee on top of your ad spend. The fee is usually a flat retainer, a share of your ad spend, or a mix of both, and many add a setup fee and a minimum contract.

Each model has a catch:

Whatever the model, ask three questions. What is included besides the ads? Is there a setup fee or a contract? Who owns the ad accounts if you leave?

Our answer: $4,995 USD a month, flat. It covers Meta, Google and LinkedIn ads, the creatives, the landing pages and everything else in the plan, like your CRM, email and SEO. No setup fee. No contract. Ad spend is separate and goes straight to the platforms. See full pricing, or compare the options in in-house vs agency vs subscription.

LinkedIn has no fixed price for ads. You bid in an auction, and LinkedIn says the cost depends on what you pay for, your bid and how wanted your target audience is.

That last part matters. The same job titles that make LinkedIn useful are the ones every B2B company wants to reach, so costs can run high. That is fine when one new client is worth a lot. It is a poor fit for a low-priced product.

A LinkedIn ads agency earns its fee in three places:

If your buyers are businesses and one deal is worth a lot, LinkedIn is worth a test. If not, Meta or Google will usually do more with the same money.

Good ad management is steady, boring work: new creatives, small tests and budget moved to what works. The big wins usually come from the offer and the page, not from a secret setting.

Here is what we do each week:

Two training organisations we have worked with show how this works. For one, we ran the ads and brought in leads at $2 each. For the other, we built a quiz funnel and ran the ads behind it, and leads came in at $4 each. Results depend on the offer, the market and the budget, so treat these as examples, not promises.

We are a good fit if you have a budget for ad spend on top of our fee, you can handle more customers, and you want the ads, pages and follow-up run by one team.

We are not the right fit if you need video ads filmed or edited, since we make image ads and write the copy but do not film or edit video. We are also not a fit if you want a promised number of leads. Nobody honest can promise that. And if you have no ad budget yet, start with SEO and AEO or email marketing to the people you already know. Book a 15-minute call and we will tell you which camp you are in.