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Social Media Marketing · Ad Management
Ad Management
We run your search, social, video, and streaming campaigns, test the creative, and report in booked jobs. Every lead lands in your CRM with the ad that sent it.
What does ad management actually include?
Ad management is the ongoing work of running paid campaigns: tracking set up before spend, audiences built from your real customers, regular creative testing, budget control, and reporting in booked jobs and revenue. Ad accounts stay in your name, and media spend is paid directly to the platform.
Tracking before spend
Conversion tracking, call tracking, and CRM source tags are set up and tested before the first dollar goes out.
Audiences from real customers
Retargeting lists, lookalikes built from your best customers, and exclusions so you stop paying for people who will never buy.
Creative and copy testing
New ads tested against the current winners on a steady schedule, so performance does not quietly decay.
Budget and bid control
Daily and monthly caps on every account, with budget moved toward the campaigns that book jobs.
Reporting in booked jobs
Cost per lead, cost per booked job, and revenue by platform, pulled from your CRM instead of platform vanity metrics.
Accounts in your name
Ad accounts, pixels, audiences, and creative are registered to your business from day one.
Instant lead follow-up
Ad leads trigger text and email follow-up automatically while they are still on their phone.
Every platform, one view
Search, social, video, and streaming results side by side, so spend goes where it performs.
Pause what does not produce
Campaigns that are not turning into revenue get paused or rebuilt within weeks, not quarters.
What do businesses use managed ads for?
Lead generation
Ads that produce calls and form fills, tracked to cost per lead and cost per booked job in your CRM.
E-commerce sales
Product and retargeting ads with revenue attributed to each campaign and platform.
Local awareness
Video, streaming TV, and map ads that keep your name in front of nearby buyers before they need you.
Event and launch promotion
Short, focused pushes for openings, webinars, and seasonal offers, with registrations tracked end to end.
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What should you know before outsourcing ad management?
How much does managed ad management cost?
Ad management is quoted per project, because the work depends on how many platforms and campaigns you run and how often you want reporting. Every quote breaks out three separate lines: creative production, media spend (paid directly to the platform from your own ad account), and management. Request a free ad quote and Chase will price it in writing.
How much should I budget for ad spend?
It depends on your market, your average job value, and how many leads your team can handle. Media spend is paid directly to the ad platforms from your own account, never through us. Your quote includes a recommended starting budget so you can test before scaling.
How do you measure whether ads are working?
By booked appointments and revenue, not clicks. Every ad lead lands in your CRM with its campaign attached, so we can see cost per lead, cost per booked job, and return on spend by platform. Campaigns that do not produce revenue get paused within weeks, not quarters.
How long until campaigns are live?
Timing depends on what needs to be built first. Accounts with tracking and creative in place can launch quickly; new landing pages, video, or call tracking add build time. Your quote includes a launch timeline, and the first weeks are spent gathering data and testing creative before scaling.
Do I own the ad accounts and the data?
Yes. Ad accounts, pixels, audiences, and creative are all registered to your business from day one, so you keep your history and learnings if we ever part ways.
Find out what your ads should cost
Tell us the goal and where you want to show up. You get a written quote with creative, media, and management broken out.