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Digital marketing, run as one system.

Meta ads, Google ads, landing pages, and CRM tracking wired together. Every dollar traced from click to signed contract.

2 paid channels, one stack
24-48h to first paid traffic
4-6 wks to optimized cost per lead
Weekly reporting cadence

The problem

Channel silos burn budgets

Most businesses buy digital marketing in pieces. One vendor runs the ads. Another built the website. Nobody owns the tracking, so nobody can say which dollar produced which customer.

The reports show clicks and impressions. Your bank account shows something else.

I build and run the whole chain: the ads, the landing pages, the pixel and server-side tracking, and the CRM the leads land in. One operator, one system, one number that matters: cost per customer.

How it runs

Four rules, every account

  1. 01

    Tracking before spend

    Pixel, Conversions API, and server-side call and form tracking go in first. If it cannot be measured, money does not get spent on it.

  2. 02

    Channel mix

    Meta for demand creation, Google for demand capture. Budget goes where your customer actually is, not where an agency has a package.

  3. 03

    CRM loop

    Leads sync to your CRM with source attached. When a lead becomes a customer, that data goes back to the platforms so the algorithms learn who signs contracts.

  4. 04

    Weekly optimization

    Kill what does not work, scale what does. Budget re-allocation, creative refresh, and bid adjustments every week, with a report you can read in two minutes.

Case study

TB Construction: the whole chain, built once

The project

A 60+ page website, custom CRM, and full Meta ads pipeline for a Miami-based construction company. From no online presence to a working lead system.

The strategy

Advantage+ campaigns with consultation booking forms. Custom audiences from website traffic and past leads. Pixel tracking from ad click to signed contract, with the CRM feeding conversion data back to Meta.

The result

A consistent flow of qualified leads, higher-intent consultations, and a cost per customer that dropped as the algorithm learned. Automated follow-up so no lead falls through the cracks.

View the full case study

FAQ

Digital marketing, answered

Which digital marketing channels do you manage?

Two paid channels, run as one system: Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) and Google Ads (search, display remarketing, and Bing). Both feed the same tracking stack: pixel and Conversions API events, server-side call and form tracking, and CRM sync so every lead carries its source.

Should I start with Meta Ads or Google Ads?

For most Miami service businesses, Meta Ads first: lower costs and better targeting options. Google Ads work best for high-intent searches like 'emergency plumber Miami' while Meta reaches people before they search. Both channels can run simultaneously for maximum coverage.

How are fees structured?

Meta Ads management is 20% of ad spend with a $1,000 monthly minimum. Google Ads management starts at $1,200 per month for local service businesses. Ad spend is always paid directly to the platform, never through me, so you keep full ownership of your accounts.

How do you track what the marketing actually produces?

Full pixel tracking and Conversions API on Meta, server-side tracking for calls, form fills, and purchases on Google. Leads sync to your CRM with source tracking, and weekly reports show cost per lead, conversion rates, and ROI by campaign and audience.

How long until digital marketing shows results?

Paid traffic starts within 24-48 hours of launch on either platform. Optimizing to the lowest cost per lead takes 4-6 weeks of data collection and refinement, and most clients see profitable, scalable campaigns by week 4-6.

One operator for the whole funnel

Tell me what you sell and what a customer is worth. I'll map the channels and the numbers before you spend a dollar.

Or call (786) 964-8050. Month-to-month, no long-term contracts.