Meta advertising introduces your offer to audiences on Facebook and Instagram. Dev4you.lt connects the campaign plan, creative material and a working route to an enquiry or purchase. We start with your business objective, prepare the agreed ads and check what happens after the click.Discuss Meta advertisingExplore the scope
Service businesses, online stores and brands that need to introduce a specific offer and test it through a structured campaign.
We discuss your audience, offer, previous campaigns and existing creative material, then check account access and the destination page.
An agreed campaign structure, prepared ad variants, checked measurement and a clear explanation of the next actions.
We plan, set up and manage paid Facebook and Instagram campaigns against an agreed objective. The scope reflects your offer, available creative material and website.
We first establish what someone should understand and do after seeing the ad. Introducing a new service, collecting enquiries and selling products call for different content and evaluation. Each ad needs a focused offer, a relevant audience and a clear next step instead of an entire company presentation.
We consider your market, service area, seasonality and capacity to respond to enquiries. If you have advertised before, we review the quality of the leads alongside platform reports. This grounds the plan in your business situation and helps identify the assumptions that the campaign should test.
The agreed scope can cover campaign structure, audience selection, ad copy and creative variants. We plan where visitors will go and what information they need there. Before launch, you approve the offer, ads, budget limits and the actions that will be measured.
We distinguish initial setup from ongoing management. The proposal identifies whether new video, product catalogue work or additional landing pages are required, and who handles comments and messages. Your team can see which tasks we take on and which remain with your existing staff.
The visual, copy and call to action should communicate the same offer. We prepare the agreed variants around a specific question, such as a product angle, a customer benefit or a content format. Images and video are adapted to the planned placements so essential information remains readable on a phone.
We use approved business facts and material with appropriate usage rights. Photography or filming is scoped separately when required. Examples from an advertising platform are never presented as your company’s results: the creative work must reflect your actual offer and brand voice.
We check the destination link, mobile form behaviour and the definition of a successful enquiry. A button click is different from a form accepted by the server or a confirmed order. Measurement is configured alongside website consent settings, with a clear account of which signals are available.
The platform report and your order system can show different totals. We therefore discuss attribution periods, data limitations and lead quality. The report should support a decision: continue a direction, refine the offer, add creative material or resolve a website issue.
The distinction between channel reports is explained in Google Analytics attribution guidance.
Each stage has an agreed task, your input and a result to review.
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We agree the audience, action to measure and budget limits. You confirm the relevant business facts.
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We check access, destination links and agreed enquiry or purchase events, recording any measurement limitations.
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We prepare the agreed ads and campaign settings. Launch follows your approval of the material.
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We discuss spend, lead quality and response to the creative variants, then agree the next changes.
We monitor the agreed indicators and check that the campaign follows the approved plan. Changes should have a stated reason, such as unsuitable enquiries, weak response to a particular variant or a revised offer. No single indicator is assessed without considering spend and the outcome for your business.
Reviews bring together completed work, useful observations and proposed actions. We agree who approves new creative material and budget changes. Account ownership and access are organised so you can see the campaigns and your own data throughout the work.
Share your website, a short description of the offer, your target market and the main objective. Previous campaign data, existing images and video, and your definition of a useful enquiry are valuable inputs. Do not send passwords in the enquiry form; access can later be granted through account roles.
If you have not advertised before, start with your offer and priorities. Together we identify the creative material and website changes needed before launch. Media spend, campaign management and creative work are itemised separately in the proposal.
For the wider scope, explore Digital marketing.
We prepare the proposal after reviewing your needs and the agreed scope. No package price or delivery time is assumed before that review.
| Factor | Why it matters | What we need |
|---|---|---|
| Campaign scope | The number of markets, languages, offers and campaigns affects the work. | Products or services, locations and languages. |
| Creative work and website | Adapting existing material differs from filming or creating a new page. | Available files, required formats and website condition. |
| Setup and ongoing management | Initial preparation and continuing management involve different tasks. | Responsibilities, access and the proposed working arrangement. |
Choose the next step according to the work you need.
Connect search demand with a relevant offer, a useful landing page and checked enquiry or purchase measurement.
Turn your offer into video suited to TikTok and check the route from that content to an agreed business action.
Explain the offer clearly and deliver video assets ready for the agreed advertising, website or presentation use.
LET’S TALK
Tell us about your offer, target market and the outcome you want to measure. Include context about your website or previous campaigns if available.
