No. This service is specifically about paid Facebook and Instagram advertising. It is separate from routine posting, community management, and organic social media retainers.

Creative strategy and creative production are part of the service. Clients still need to provide business context, brand inputs, and approvals where needed, but the work is not built on the assumption that you have to supply a finished creative system.

We look at the offer, how much context the buyer needs, how quickly leads are followed up, how much qualification matters before submission, and what kind of conversion environment makes the most sense for the business.

It can be, but the fit is usually more conditional than it is for B2C or complex B2C. In many B2B situations, Meta plays a supporting or demand-shaping role rather than functioning as the main intent-capture channel.

Yes. Tracking, attribution, and signal quality are visible parts of the service because they materially affect both platform learning and how performance should be interpreted.

We do not treat lead quality as just a front-end form-fill question. When downstream data is available, we care most about the quality of what the lead becomes after it enters the business.

That depends on the offer, the conversion path, the quality of the inputs, and how ready the business is to support the work. Serious Meta campaigns usually need enough time to learn and enough stability to be judged on more than short-term fluctuations.

We believe visibility and access should be clear, not opaque. Exact setup details can be discussed based on the client environment, but this should never feel like a black box arrangement.