A flat monthly management fee, plus your ad spend — which goes to Google and Meta, not to us. For most businesses we work with, the whole machine pays for itself inside the first handful of customers each month — everything after that is the growth. If your numbers don’t clear that bar, we’ll tell you on the call and you keep your money.
I built the systems, the copy frameworks and the QA checklist every campaign passes before it spends a dollar, and every account runs to that standard as the team grows. What you’ll never get here is the classic agency bait-and-switch: sold by the founder, handed to a junior, forgotten by month three.
A couple of hours a week in the first month — telling us what you sell, who buys it, what a job is worth, and giving a yes or no on what we build. After launch it drops to a short check-in: you look at the leads and the revenue, we handle the rest. If the last thing you tried still had you writing your own ads in week six, this is the opposite of that.
No. Month to month. You own everything — the ad accounts, the landing pages, the data. If we stop earning our fee, you walk and keep the lot. That arrangement keeps us sharp, which is the point.
Campaigns are live within two weeks of kickoff, and first leads usually land in the first week or two after launch. The real compounding happens over 60–90 days as the data comes in and the pruning starts. Anyone promising a flood of leads by Friday is lying to you.
Manufacturing and trades, finance and broking, transport, IT and professional services — businesses selling something real to Australians, where a customer is worth a few hundred dollars or more. If that’s you, paid traffic can almost certainly work. If it’s not, we’ll say so.
Sometimes a market is too small or an offer is too weak, and no amount of media buying fixes that. If we think that’s you, you’ll hear it on the first call — free. If we launch and results lag, we fix the offer, the page or the targeting, in that order. And because you’re month to month, the exit door is always unlocked. We’ve found that’s the strongest guarantee there is: the ones with lock-in contracts need them.