Monthly service · Advertising & social
Campaigns so that people who do not know you yet can find you, and social accounts that are not embarrassing when somebody goes to look at them. Flat fee, and no percentage of what you spend.
The part nobody tells you
Online advertising needs its own budget on top of our work, and below a certain figure the data is not even enough to make decisions with.
It also needs a decent website behind it: paying to bring people to a page that does not convince them is throwing the money away twice.
Honestly: we do not offer you services you do not need. If we can see your money goes further fixing the website or working on your visibility, we will say so.
Charging a percentage of your spend creates an incentive to recommend you spend more. We would rather not have that incentive.
What we run
The usual thing is to start with one and grow from there.
Showing up exactly when somebody searches for what you sell. It is the most direct channel: the person already has the intent, you just have to be there.
Facebook and Instagram, to reach people who are not looking for you yet but match your customer. Here the creative matters more than the bid.
Out of every ten people who land on your site, nine leave without buying. Remarketing is what puts you in front of them again.
Original content adapted to each network, with a publishing calendar. No copying and pasting the same post across five places.
Prices
You can take one channel, several or all of them. No lock-in and no percentage of what you spend.
No VAT: the Canary Islands are excluded from the scope of VAT (art. 3 of Spanish VAT Law 37/1992). Terms and conditions of the services are available here.
How we do it
You pay the same whether you invest 300 or 3,000. That way our advice does not depend on what you spend.
A tight budget at first, we measure, and we only scale up what proves it works. No big campaigns to justify a big invoice.
What was spent, what came in, what worked and what we are changing next month. Forget SEO, SEM, CPC and ROAS: that part is our problem.
They look alike, but they are not the same
Maintenance is looking after what you already have; advertising is bringing in new people.
Putting them in a single fee makes maintenance look outrageously expensive and advertising look free, and it is neither. You can take both, one or none.
Let's start with something simple
Tell us what you sell, who to, and how much you can put into advertising each month. With that we tell you whether it is worth it or whether that money goes further elsewhere. And if your old agency holds the Google Ads or Meta accounts, we get them back in your name.
Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 20:00 (Canary Islands time)
