Google Ads · Ruslan Galba
Ongoing Google media buying, Search campaigns, copy, static and video creative, landing pages and offer pages, shaped around your product or inquiry journey.
See Google Ads work and fees →Give the next conversation a clear place in the journey.
We do the work behind the campaign, from the first input through production, deployment and ongoing optimization.
| Part of the work | What it contains |
|---|---|
Bring | Approved products and markets, relevant enrollment dates and existing follow-up stages. |
Produce | Product-specific creative, campaigns and an inquiry destination that explains the next conversation, alongside a defined office handoff. |
Next decision | Read initial interest, conversations and issued or enrolled business separately when choosing the next test. |
Match the channel to the journey.
Start with the actual product, offer and stack. We agree the connections needed for your customer journey.
| Area | Fit and responsibility |
|---|---|
Offer and calendar | Your licensed reviewer supplies approved products, markets and current dates. |
Acquisition | Google and Meta execution for the approved offer and inquiry path. |
Follow-through | Eligibility, advice and native policy records stay with qualified staff; integrations depend on the actual tools. |
Give the team the goal.
We own the execution.
Your goals, account access, product facts and brand assets. We handle the work; creative review can be part of the workflow when you want it.
Meta Ads · Andrei Lunev
Ongoing media buying, customer research, creative strategy, copy, static and video production, campaign deployment and optimization.
250–1,000 image and video ads per month. Production follows the account's opportunities and testing plan, with campaign and destination work connected.
See Meta Ads work and fees →Typically live within 48 hours. Once account access and the required assets are ready. Daily and hourly monitoring, with ongoing testing and optimization.
The work to put in motion.
Connect the account work to a concrete customer and business decision.
Plan around the actual product and calendar
Bring your approved products, geography and current enrollment requirements. Verify applicable dates with the business owner rather than relying on a generic countdown.
Make the next conversation clear
Review the offer and intake so a prospective customer understands what happens after an inquiry. Keep product eligibility and advice with the appropriately qualified person.
Separate initial interest from issued or enrolled business
Map the actual CRM stages, delays and authorized measurement. Do not treat every early event as an issued policy or assume one conversion window fits every sale.
Keep acquisition connected to the products and people you serve.
For businesses ready to put more behind growth. Ecommerce is our strongest body of work; we also work with SaaS, apps and local businesses.