Ads on a controlled budget. Nothing is spent unless you approve it.
Google Ads and social media advertising management, reviewed every week and checked against your real sales.
Who it is for
For companies with real structure that already invest in ads, or are about to, and want to know what comes back from each campaign. It shows most when there are several markets, languages or lines of business.
The problem
You pay for ads every month and do not know what they bring in. The platform says they are doing well; your sales do not say the same. Part of the budget goes on searches that have nothing to do with what you sell. And nobody has reviewed the account since it was set up.
How we solve it
Before spending, the agents check that the measurement works. Then they propose organising the campaigns by market and language, removing the searches that are no use and moving the budget to where the sales are. Every change reaches you as a proposal: what changes, why and how much budget it moves. If you do not approve it, it does not happen.
What it includes
Google Ads
Search, Performance Max and YouTube campaigns: keywords, negatives, bids, ads and budget.
Social media ads
Campaigns on Facebook and Instagram: audiences, creatives, catalogue and spending pace.
Keywords
What your customer searches for and how often, before opening a campaign.
Controlled budget
You set the cap. New campaigns are created paused and go live when you approve them.
Real sales
The agents compare what the platform says with what you have actually sold.
How we work
At the start you give us access to your ad accounts and Julditec implements the agents, adapts them to your company, trains your team and maintains them. The agents review the measurement and, every week, go through the campaigns and send you the proposed changes. Every month, a report and a meeting. The budget and every change are approved by a person at your company.
What we measure
Spend per campaign, the leads and sales it brings in, cost per lead and per sale, and the gap between what the platform says and your real sales.
Cases
A holiday rental company: before investing in ads we rebuilt the measurement, to know which bookings each campaign brings in.
How it is built
Specialised agents read the Google Ads and Meta Ads accounts every week, in read-only mode: budget and spending pace, bids, search terms, negatives, ads, audiences and creative fatigue.
Every change comes out as a closed proposal. The approval is tied to that exact proposal: if the proposal changes, it has to be approved again. Everything that gets created starts paused.
A person on our team validates the proposal and a person at your company approves it. Without that approval, the agent cannot create, change, activate or spend anything.
Frequently asked questions
Can you spend more than I have approved?
No. You set the budget and every change needs your approval. New campaigns are created paused and do not go live until you give the go-ahead.
Do you guarantee sales or a return?
No. Nobody can guarantee sales. What we commit to is that you know what each campaign brings in, that nothing is spent without your approval, and that the budget is proposed to move towards what works.
Why do you review the measurement before advertising?
Because if conversions are counted wrongly, the platform learns from the wrong data and the reports mislead. First measure properly; then invest.
Who writes the ads?
The agents prepare them, with your company's copy and images. None is published until you have seen it and approved it.
Also in Marketing
SEO
So search engines read your website properly and it answers what your customer is searching for.
Measurement
Analytics, tags, consent and conversions that match your sales.
Social media and content
Posts and articles that come out of your company's real work, every week.
Video
Short videos in your branding, ready for social media and for ads.
Reports
Every month, what each channel brought in and what to do next, with real data.
The next step
Tell us how you work today and we will tell you where to start.