Strategy

A paid-media plan built on unit economics

The thinking layer above the campaigns: which channels, which budgets, which targets — derived from your margins, not from habit.

What it is

Strategy is math, not vibes

Most PPC accounts weren't designed — they accreted. A campaign here, a channel there, budgets set by last year plus ten percent. The result is spend allocated by history and habit instead of by where the next profitable customer actually is.

A real strategy starts from unit economics: what a customer is worth, what acquiring one can cost, which auctions can deliver at that price. From there we derive the channel mix, budget architecture, bidding targets and the measurement plan that keeps everyone honest.

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Process

How we work

01 / RESEARCH

Market & competitors

Search demand, auction prices, competitor spend patterns and creative angles — quantified.

02 / MODEL

Economics modeling

CAC ceilings, channel-level forecasts and break-even math from your real margin data.

03 / DESIGN

Channel & budget plan

The mix, the budgets, the bidding targets and the order of launch — with reasoning attached.

04 / GOVERN

Measurement & cadence

KPI tree, reporting rhythm and decision rules for scaling, pausing and reallocating.

What you get

What the strategy contains

Budget re-allocated by expected CAC

Illustrative trajectory on a typical engagement — not a guarantee of results.

Market and competitor research report
Unit-economics model with CAC targets per channel
Channel mix and budget architecture
12-month roadmap with launch sequencing
KPI tree and measurement plan
Decision framework: when to scale, pause, reallocate
Compliance

By the rules, always

Sustainable performance is built on rules, not loopholes. On this service we follow:

  • Forecasts as honest ranges — never guaranteed results.
  • Strategies built inside platform policies, not around them.
  • Recommendations independent: no channel kickbacks, no inventory to push.
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