Attors Technologies plans and manages Google Ads and Meta campaigns around your offer, audience and conversion goals. Define the budget, landing-page requirements and measures before advertising begins.
PPC management combines campaign setup, ongoing decisions and performance review. Existing accounts need an evidence-led review before settings or budgets are changed.
For a business with an approved offer and landing page that needs its first structured paid campaign.
For businesses already advertising that need clearer measurement, more relevant targeting or consistent account management.
We examine targeting, message, destination and measurement together. A campaign should not be judged only by click volume.
Discuss Your Campaign ConcernsBroad or poorly grouped terms can attract unsuitable visitors. We review search intent, exclusions and campaign structure.
The destination must explain the offer shown in the ad. We identify missing information and conversion friction.
A completed form may not be a qualified opportunity. We agree feedback from the people handling enquiries.
Duplicate events or missing confirmation checks distort reports. We review the agreed actions before using them to guide changes.
Too many unrelated variations make learning difficult. We define which message or format a test is intended to evaluate.
Spending decisions need a documented owner and boundary. We agree allocation, review frequency and approval rules.
The initial scope supports Google Ads and Meta advertising, including Facebook and Instagram placements where appropriate. Campaign types and account requirements are confirmed during planning.
Define Your Advertising ScopeAssess campaign history, account permissions, current goals and available conversion evidence before recommending changes.
Group campaigns around meaningful offers or audiences and agree allocation, exclusions and management responsibilities.
Plan relevant keyword groups, exclusions and clear messages that lead to a matching destination.
Review available search and conversion evidence and adjust scoped settings with a recorded reason for significant changes.
Select appropriate targeting and placement options within current platform restrictions and your agreed campaign purpose.
Prepare scoped copy and format variations from approved assets, with a specific question behind each test.
Review agreed events, form or purchase completion and consent dependencies. Separate technical implementation is specified where necessary.
Connect campaign metrics with lead quality or sales evidence, noting attribution differences and data gaps.
The agreement identifies campaign work, reporting and creative allowances. Media spend remains a separate commercial item.
Recorded setup findings, available history and the issues to resolve before launch or account changes.
Objectives, audiences, offers, destinations and the campaigns included in scope.
Agreed keyword, audience and exclusion direction with the relevant platform constraints.
Scoped advertising copy and creative variations approved for the intended placements.
The actions reviewed, test findings and unresolved dependencies affecting measurement.
Documented spend limits, billing ownership and authorization for allocation changes.
A traceable account of material campaign changes and their purpose.
Observed campaign results, qualification feedback and justified next steps.
Campaign work starts with a viable offer and measurable action. Launch follows the agreed checks and approval.
Explore Our Full ProcessUnderstand customers, commercial goals, existing campaigns and landing-page readiness.
Set the audience, search themes, exclusions and budget responsibilities.
Coordinate copy, creative and page requirements around the same customer promise.
Test agreed conversion actions and review account settings before launch authorization.
Review delivery, relevance and measured outcomes before changing campaign settings.
Compare platform data with available lead quality or sales feedback.
Campaign management needs clear boundaries around access, claims and spending. Platform approval and customer outcomes remain outside an agency's direct control.
Advertising accounts and billing remain controlled by your business.
Use appropriate account permissions instead of sharing personal passwords.
Document media budgets separately from management and creative fees.
Your business verifies prices, product details and claims before publication.
Tracking requirements follow the approved privacy and consent setup.
Ad acceptance and available targeting depend on platform policies and account status.
Report attribution windows, missing data and differences from sales records.
Confirm campaign status, assets and access responsibilities when the service changes.
Share your website, offer, existing account status and the customer action you want to support. A review identifies whether the destination and tracking are ready.
Account access, landing-page readiness, creative approval and tracking work affect setup. Platform review and the time needed to observe useful data also influence campaign decisions.
Management cost depends on campaign complexity, platforms, creative work and reporting needs. Media spend is paid separately; tracking development and landing-page builds are specified when needed.
Name a person who can approve claims and spend and provide feedback on the quality of incoming enquiries.
The campaign agreement records platforms, deliverables, review frequency, billing, exclusions and the approval needed for additional work.
Useful answers about platforms, budgets, measurement and campaign ownership.
Yes, the initial service covers Google Ads and Meta advertising, including suitable Facebook and Instagram placements. We agree campaign types and targeting after reviewing your offer, account eligibility and destination. We do not assume every channel suits every business.
PPC refers to pay-per-click advertising and is often used to describe paid search management. Paid social places ads within social platforms. The buying intent, creative requirements and charging models can differ, so the campaign plan explains the role of each.
There is no universal budget. We consider the offer, market, competition, campaign breadth and conversion goals. The proposal separates media spend from our fees and identifies whether the available budget can support a useful starting plan.
Where appropriate, yes. We review the accounts and available history before making changes, using authorized collaborator access. Your business retains account and billing control. Access problems or restrictions must be resolved through the platform's legitimate process.
We review landing-page requirements as part of campaign planning. New designs, development and substantial changes are separately scoped. A campaign should have a relevant, working destination before it is approved to run.
We agree what a qualified enquiry means with your sales team. Where supported and included, campaign records can be compared with CRM or sales feedback. Platform conversion totals alone do not establish customer fit or revenue.
No. Pricing, competition, demand, creative, landing pages and sales follow-up affect results. We can commit to the agreed campaign work and transparent review, but not a guaranteed return, cost per lead or sales total.
We can review relevant notices and identify legitimate corrections within scope. Approval, reinstatement and appeal outcomes belong to the platform. We do not bypass restrictions or promise that an account or advertisement will be approved.
Selected Attors website projects show our development and interface work. They are not presented as paid-advertising case studies or proof of return on ad spend.
