Facebook & Instagram ads
Facebook and Instagram ads, set up and managed.
Ads that get watched, from the person who also makes the creative.
Most ad management is dashboard babysitting — they optimize placements and hand you a stock video. Campaign setup, creative, copy and ongoing management, from one person.
From $450 a month.
Your ad spend is yours and goes straight to Meta. I never hold your budget.
From $450/mo or 20% of spend · Ad spend paid directly to Meta · No long-term contract
Recent work
A cream bouclé armchair on light oak legs, alone in a bright room as hard window light rakes across a pale wood floor. 
A glass jar of coloured gummy bears on a warm-lit surface, with more bears and ice crystals suspended in the air around it. 
A glass dropper bottle beaded with condensation, standing on wet dark stone while vapour drifts up behind it.
Your style, or one we build with you. Any product, any storyline — including the editing and captions.
Concept work for fictional brands.
What the fee covers
Campaign setup and structure
Accounts, pixel, conversions API, audiences and the campaign structure. Done once, properly, so the data is trustworthy later.
Creative and copy
The ads themselves — statics, video cutdowns and the copy. Made to be tested against each other, not admired.
Ongoing management
Budget shifts, audience changes, killing what’s losing and scaling what isn’t. This is the part most cheap management skips.
Reporting you can check yourself
Your own Ads Manager, not a PDF I assembled. You see the same numbers I do.
Pricing
Ongoing management
- Per month
- From $450
- Or
- 20% of ad spend, whichever is higher
Setup only
- Price
- Quoted
Questions
Is ad spend included?
No. Ad spend is yours and paid directly to Meta — I never hold it. The fee is for the work.
What’s the minimum I should spend?
Below roughly $1,000 a month in spend, management fees eat the results. I’ll tell you honestly if you’re under the line.
Can you just set it up and leave?
Setup without ongoing management is quoted separately. I’ll be straight that it usually underperforms — Meta campaigns decay without attention.
How does this fit with Pinterest?
They do different jobs. Pinterest compounds and keeps working; ads stop the day the card stops. Most people should get Pinterest running first.
Want to know if ads make sense for you?
Fifteen minutes. I’ll look at what you sell and your current spend, and tell you whether managed ads would beat putting that money elsewhere.