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Paid social
Paid social is where most marketing budgets meet most consumer attention. We run paid campaigns across Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, and Pinterest, with creative built for each platform and budgets managed daily against the ROAS the strategy briefed against.
Get in touchPaid social
What we do
Paid social has its own rules. Targeting tools change weekly. Creative formats change monthly. Algorithm priorities change quietly. We run paid social programmes built for that reality. Channel selection based on where your audience actually is, not where it feels good to be. Creative produced and tested at the pace social rewards, with winners scaled and underperformers killed quickly. Budget pacing managed daily across platforms. And reporting that ties every dollar of paid social spend back to the same KPIs the broader marketing strategy was briefed against.
How it works
Our approach
Channel strategy
Selecting and sequencing paid social platforms around your audience and the goals each campaign is paying to drive.
Audience targeting
Custom audiences, lookalikes, interest stacks, and retargeting built to reach the right people on the right platform.
Creative production
Platform-native ad creative produced and adapted at the speed paid social rewards.
Creative testing
A/B testing of ad variants, formats, and hooks, with rapid optimisation based on what’s earning the click.
Budget management
Daily pacing, reallocation, and budget oversight across platforms to maximise return on every campaign dollar.
Tracking & ROAS reporting
Pixel setup, conversion tracking, and weekly ROAS reporting tied to revenue, not vanity metrics.
Why it matters
The brands that win on paid social aren’t the ones spending more. They’re the ones testing more.
Let’s talkFrequently Asked Questions
- What is paid social?
Paid social is advertising on social media platforms to reach targeted audiences beyond your existing followers. It covers setting objectives, building audiences, creating ad content, managing budget, and optimising for results. Unlike organic posts, paid social puts your message in front of new, specific people quickly, and lets you measure the return. It’s how you turn social reach into predictable growth.
- What’s the difference between paid and organic social?
Organic social is what you post for free to your followers, building community and trust over time. Paid social uses budget to reach new, targeted audiences fast, with measurable results. Organic grows relationships; paid grows reach. They work best together, with organic building credibility and paid driving new attention. We usually recommend a blend weighted to your goals and budget.
- How much should I budget for paid social?
Your paid social budget depends on your goals, audience size, and the platforms you use, so there’s no fixed figure. We’d recommend starting with enough to reach your audience consistently and gather meaningful data, then scaling what performs. Creative and management sit alongside the media spend. We’ll help you set a sensible starting budget and grow it as results prove out.
- How do you measure paid social performance?
We measure paid social against the goals you set, such as leads, sales, or reach, focusing on cost per result rather than likes. We track the journey from ad to action, test different audiences and creative, and shift budget to what works. Reporting shows what your spend is returning, so you can see the impact clearly and we can keep improving it.
- Which platforms are best for paid social?
The best platforms are the ones where your audience spends time and your goals can be met, most commonly Meta (Facebook and Instagram), TikTok, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Each suits different audiences and objectives, so business-to-business often favours LinkedIn while consumer brands lean to Instagram and TikTok. We recommend the right mix during planning rather than spreading budget thinly across all of them.
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