Frequently Asked Questions

• How long does campaign launch usually take?

  A standard launch usually takes 5 to 10 business days. Timing depends on asset readiness, approval cycles, and analytics setup complexity. If a project includes multi-market localization or additional tracking layers, timelines may extend, but we align milestones and deadlines in advance.

• Which industries do you work with?

  We support both B2B and B2C projects across industries, including e-commerce, professional services, education, and technology. Before launch, we analyze business model specifics, sales cycle length, and audience behavior to build a strategy that fits your market reality.

• Can we start with one service only?

  Yes. We can start with one focused task, such as an audit or a single-channel launch. This helps you validate our process quickly and with lower risk. Once initial performance is confirmed, we can expand to additional channels and funnel stages.

• How do you measure advertising performance?

  Before launch, we align on KPI targets such as CPL, ROAS, conversion rate, and lead quality metrics relevant to your business. Reporting combines ad platform and analytics data, and optimization updates are documented so you can clearly see what changes influenced performance.

• How often do you provide reports?

  Performance updates are available on a regular basis, while structured reporting is typically delivered weekly and monthly. Reports include KPI trends, optimization actions completed, and recommendations for the next period. We can also adapt cadence and format to your internal workflow.

• Do we need a large budget to start?

  No. Campaigns can start with a moderate budget when testing priorities are set correctly. The initial objective is to collect reliable data signals and identify winning combinations, then scale with control. We help allocate spend to balance learning speed and risk.

• Can you work with campaigns that are already running?

  Yes, this is a common case. We begin with an audit of account structure, creatives, tracking, and unit economics, then implement a prioritized improvement plan. Whenever possible, we optimize without interrupting stable traffic sources.