Advertising that brings requests.
Not likes.

Enough to get data, no more. Our published clients spent between $135 and $592 per quarter — screenshots included — and that was enough to produce hundreds of requests. We start small, look at what a contact costs, and only scale what works. The ad budget goes to Meta and Google; our management fee is separate.

You. The ad account is created in your own Business Manager, with your card; we access it as a partner. You see every expense, you keep the history, and the account stays yours if we stop working together. We never route your budget through us.

Google when your clients are actively searching — “generator Sfax”, “interior designer Tunis”: that is buying intent, we capture it. Meta when demand has to be created or kept top of mind — a solar installer, an elevator company people call on the day of the breakdown. Most of our B2B clients end up with both, but we start with the one that produces contacts fastest in your case.

In a dashboard we built ourselves, updated daily: spend, contacts, cost per contact, per campaign. The same one we look at. Plus a monthly review in French, and WhatsApp in between. If a number moves, you know before we explain it.

Month to month. No six- or twelve-month contract: if the figures do not convince you, you stop. We would rather be kept for results than for a clause. What we ask in return is two months for the campaigns to learn — below that, nobody can judge.

With your page, yes, almost always: we ask for partner access, we do not touch your posts. With your site, it depends on the site. If the landing page is slow or impossible to edit, advertising pays more for the same result — we tell you at the audit, with figures, before launching anything.

It happens — certain sectors, certain words, a pending account verification. We handle the appeals, adapt visuals and copy until approval, and prepare the account before launch to avoid most rejections. It is included in the management fee.