For agencies.
White-label Google and Meta management for agencies who've won the account but don't want to hire for it.
You keep the client. I run the media.
You own the relationship
The client is yours and stays yours. I'll join calls under your brand if that's useful, or stay entirely behind the scenes if it isn't.
I own the account
Strategy, builds, optimisation and the weekly work. Senior-level from day one, without a salary attached to it.
Reporting you can pass on
Written to go straight to your client without being rewritten first. If you'd rather present it yourself, it's built for that too.
The same two channels.
Google Ads
Search, Shopping, Performance Max, and the product feed underneath them. Account audits, restructures, and ongoing management.
Meta Ads
Prospecting, retargeting and catalogue advertising. Campaign builds, creative direction, testing and iteration.
- Ongoing management. Where you've won an eCommerce account and don't have the paid media capacity in-house.
- Audits. A proper read on an account, whether or not the management follows.
- Overflow cover. When your own team is at capacity, or covering leave.
- Pitch support. A second opinion on an account you're chasing, before you commit to numbers you'd have to hit.
Day rate or retainer.
Whichever suits the engagement — a fixed monthly fee for ongoing accounts, or a day rate for audits, pitch work and cover. Rates on request. They're different from my direct client pricing and deliberately structured so there's margin in it for you.
Rolling thirty-day terms, same as everything else. If the arrangement stops working for either of us, neither is stuck in it.
Tell me what you're spending, and what it's returning.
A 30-minute call, no pitch deck. If I'm not the right fit I'll say so on the call and point you somewhere better.