Launched ads still need someone watching them. This is that person.

You start with a live Meta account, multiple campaigns, and a budget. You finish each month with that account actively managed — checked on a cadence you set, adjusted as performance moves, and reported back to you as one clear comparison across every campaign.
This manages spend against creative you already have — it doesn't produce new ads. When creative fatigues on any campaign, you'll hear about it by name in the report, not get surprised by declining results with no explanation.
A launched campaign left unmonitored quietly bleeds budget on what stopped working weeks ago — and that's harder to catch across multiple campaigns at once, not easier.
Optimization is a habit, not a one-time setup — bids, budgets, and audiences all drift from what worked at launch, on every campaign differently.
You shouldn't have to interpret an ads dashboard across four campaigns yourself to know if this month worked.
Tell us this cycle's total budget, campaign goals, and how often you want us checking in.
Structure and tracking confirmed across your account before spend goes live.
Every campaign checked on your chosen cadence, all cycle long.
A side-by-side comparison of every campaign, plus what we'd recommend next.
Confirm next cycle's budget, cadence, and campaign mix before it starts again.
No — this manages spend against creative you already have. New creative is a separate request through Find Your Best-Converting Ad Angle or Turn Your Founder Into Your Ad.
Across the account — one fixed cadence covers all your campaigns for the cycle, rather than setting a different check-in schedule for each.
We'll flag it clearly by name and recommend next steps. Refreshing that campaign's creative is scoped and requested separately, so management on the rest of your account continues uninterrupted.
The cadence is fixed for the cycle you're in. Significant changes are addressed at the next monthly check-in.
Create your account to request this — and anything else in the catalogue.