Start with an assessment

Grow · Paid Acquisition

The landing page is half the campaign

When media buying, creative and the website sit with different vendors, the most expensive failures happen in the gaps: ads promise something the page does not deliver, tracking breaks after a site update and nobody notices, and landing pages cannot be changed quickly enough to act on what the data shows.

Because Colorbull operates the website, those gaps close. The team adjusting the campaign can adjust the page, the form and the measurement the same week.

What the program covers

  1. Campaign strategy

    Channels, audiences, offers and budget allocation grounded in the economics of the business, not platform defaults.

  2. Landing pages

    Destinations designed for the specific campaign, built on the managed property with consistent brand and measurement.

  3. Creative testing

    Structured variation of messages and formats, with enough volume to learn something before conclusions are drawn.

  4. Measurement

    Conversion tracking verified end to end, from click to inquiry, and re-verified after site releases.

  5. Media management

    Day-to-day campaign management, search terms, placements, bids and pacing.

  6. Conversion path

    Forms, calls and booking flows assessed for friction, because paid traffic magnifies every weak step.

  7. Budget governance

    Spend visibility, pacing controls and clear rules for when budgets move.

  8. Continuous iteration

    Weekly optimization and periodic structural reviews based on what the data actually shows.

Media spend is always separate

Advertising budgets are paid to the platforms and are never included in Colorbull fees unless an agreement explicitly states otherwise. Management scope and media spend are quoted and reported separately so you always know what the media cost and what the management cost.

When we recommend not spending yet

If the destination is not ready, slow pages, unclear offer, broken tracking, no follow-up process, paid traffic mostly buys evidence of those problems. In that case we will recommend fixing the property first, and the assessment will say so.

The operating model

Added to the managed base

Paid Acquisition is a growth capability added to the managed operating base. Landing pages and tracking live on the property Colorbull already operates, so campaigns launch without a separate web vendor.

Commercial scope: Management fee scoped to channels; media spend billed separately

Works alongside

Capabilities this program most often depends on or feeds. Each is scoped on its own and added only when it serves the objective.

  1. Conversion Optimization

    Funnels, friction, testing

  2. Creative & Campaign Production

    Campaign systems, ads, collateral

  3. Analytics & Attribution

    Measurement, attribution, decision reporting

  4. Social Media Marketing

    Channel strategy, production, community

Buyer questions

Are ad budgets included in your fees?

No. Media spend is billed by the platforms and is always separate from Colorbull fees unless explicitly stated in writing.

Which platforms do you manage?

We recommend channels based on where your buyers are and what the economics support. The plan names the channels and explains why.

  1. How much does PPC management cost?

    Management fees versus media spend, how agencies structure their pricing, and the landing-page and tracking costs most comparisons leave out.

  2. How much does conversion rate optimization cost?

    Why traffic volume changes what CRO can do, the difference between research, testing and implementation, and how to judge a program that cannot promise a result.

  3. How much does digital marketing cost?

    Why "digital marketing" can mean one channel or an entire outsourced growth function, how agencies charge for it, and what actually moves the price.

See what we would change.

Start with a focused assessment of the property you have now. We look at the experience, search visibility, technical condition, conversion path and the opportunities that matter most before recommending scope.