[ S-08 ] SERVICE — GROWTH

Marketing that fills the inbox

Paid ads, landing pages, and email automation — run with the marketing & SEO team at Nexvato — that turn attention into customers, measured and reported like it's your money (because it is).

[ FIG. 01 ] AD, LANDING PAGE, AND FOLLOW-UP — ONE MACHINE, NOT THREE DEPARTMENTS

[ 01 ] THE PROBLEM

A website nobody finds is a brochure in a drawer

Marketing is the other half of the job — and it is where most budgets quietly disappear, sent to a 'boosted post' and a homepage that converts nobody.

We run paid ads the way you would run them if you had the time and the data: tight targeting, dedicated landing pages (never the homepage), and ruthless attention to cost per actual customer — not cost per click, not 'impressions.'

And because we build the site and the funnel too, the ad, the page, and the follow-up email are designed as one machine instead of three departments pointing at each other.

[ 02 ] WHAT YOU GET

What you actually get

[ 01 ]

Paid ads, managed properly

Google Search for high-intent buyers, Meta for awareness and retargeting — built, targeted, and optimized against cost per customer, with the budget pointed at what is actually working.

[ 02 ]

Landing pages that convert

Dedicated pages for each campaign, designed to do one thing. Sending paid clicks to your homepage is how budgets vanish; this is how they pay back.

[ 03 ]

Email & automation

Capture the lead, then actually follow up — welcome sequences, nurture, and re-engagement that run on their own (the same lead-to-automation flow we built into Pulse).

[ 04 ]

Reporting that respects you

Monthly, in sentences: spend, customers, cost each, and what we are changing next. No screenshot of a dashboard you cannot read.

[ 03 ] HOW IT WORKS

Spend that pays you back

[ 01 ]

Strategy

Who buys, where they are, and what a customer is worth. We point the budget at demand that exists before we spend a dollar making it.

WEEK 1
[ 02 ]

Build the funnel

Dedicated landing pages, tracking, and the follow-up sequence — the machine the ads will feed.

WEEKS 1–2
[ 03 ]

Launch ads

Google and Meta campaigns, tightly targeted, with conversion tracking from click one. Start measured, scale what works.

WEEK 2+
[ 04 ]

Optimize & report

Kill what loses, feed what wins, and report it in plain English every month — outcomes, not impressions.

ONGOING

[ 04 ] UNDER THE HOOD

Under the hood

PAID ACQUISITION
  • Google Search + Performance Max for high-intent demand
  • Meta (Facebook / Instagram) awareness + retargeting
  • Conversion-built landing pages per campaign
  • Budget pacing + bid strategy against cost-per-customer
CONVERT & RETAIN
  • Lead capture → segmentation → automated email sequences
  • Conversion tracking, pixels, and clean attribution
  • A/B testing on pages and creative
  • Plain-English monthly reporting — outcomes, not vanity metrics
[ 05 ] THE NUMBERS

Measured like your money

CPAWHAT WE OPTIMIZE — NOT CLICKS
1:1AD-TO-LANDING-PAGE, ALWAYS
24/7AUTOMATIONS THAT NEVER SLEEP
[ 06 ] PROOF

The engine, already built

The lead-capture and email-automation engine we would build for your funnel is the one already running inside Pulse — capture, segment, and multi-step sequences.

[ FAQ ] ASKED, FREQUENTLY

The questions you were going to email

Google Ads or Facebook Ads?

Depends on whether people are already searching for what you sell (Google) or you need to create demand (Meta). Usually a mix — and we will tell you honestly where your first dollar works hardest.

What is a reasonable ad budget?

Enough to gather real data — typically a few thousand a month in ad spend to start, separate from management. We would rather you start smaller and scale what works than torch a big budget guessing.

Do you charge a percentage of ad spend?

We agree on a management fee up front — see the services page. No incentive to inflate your spend just to inflate our cut.

Why not just boost posts myself?

You can, and it will mostly fund Meta's yacht. Real campaigns use proper targeting, dedicated landing pages, and conversion tracking — the difference between 'likes' and customers.

Do you build the landing pages too?

Always. An ad is only as good as where it lands, and we build both — so the click, the page, and the follow-up are one designed system.

How do you report results?

Monthly, in plain English: what we spent, how many customers it brought, what each cost, and what we are changing. The only metric that matters is whether it made you money.


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