First results
Two to four weeks for paid, once the creative has a winner.
Search captures demand. Social creates it. In a market where most of your audience arrived recently and has no established supplier, that difference is worth funding.
Meta for most consumer categories, TikTok where the audience is younger and the creative can carry it, LinkedIn for B2B. Not all three by default.
Prospecting and retargeting kept separate so the numbers mean something, with creative tested against a control rather than swapped on a hunch.
A posting rhythm your team can actually maintain. Three good posts a month beat a calendar that collapses in week five.
Short video and stills shot for the platform, in English and Arabic where it matters.
Replies and DMs handled inside working hours, because an unanswered comment on a paid post is a paid-for negative review.
Paid reach and organic reach reported apart, so nobody can claim credit for a spend spike as growth.
The honest version, including the part that is inconvenient.
Two to four weeks for paid, once the creative has a winner.
Varies more than any other channel. Categories with a visual product get there fastest.
It needs constant new creative. Budget for production, not only for media.
Fewer than most agencies quote. We would rather produce six pieces worth watching than twenty that exist to fill a calendar.
Yes, for both paid and organic, written rather than machine translated. Which language leads depends on your audience, and we test it.
Usually not. We will tell you that before you pay for it rather than after.
You do. We work inside your Business Manager, never the other way round.
None of them works in isolation. The split is the decision that matters.
Tell us what you sell, what you spend now and what a customer is worth. You get back a proposed allocation across the six channels, the expected cost per lead for each, and how long before it shows.