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Media Buying for Measurable Customer Acquisition
Media buying is the work of putting ad budget into the auctions, placements, and audiences most likely to produce a customer. The account structure matters. So do the economics behind the offer.
What the buy actually covers
A media buyer decides where money is spent, who sees the ad, how often, what the bid is trying to achieve, and when a placement should be cut. That work sits on top of the offer, the landing page, and the definition of a good lead.
adCraftMedia buys and manages digital advertising inventory across search, social, and related paid channels. We do not treat a campaign as launched once the ads are approved. The buy is adjusted as cost, volume, and lead quality show up in the data. That is digital media buying: inventory, bids, and the economics of a customer.
- Channel mix based on how the customer actually buys
- Audience and keyword selection tied to intent or fit
- Budget splits that can be moved when one campaign earns it
- Bid strategy matched to the conversion you can track
- Naming, structure, and exclusions that keep the account readable
What we need from the business
Paid media gets expensive when nobody agrees on a qualified lead, a target cost, or what happens after the form is submitted. Before scale, we want a clear offer, a working destination, and a number the business can live with.
- What a sale or a qualified inquiry is worth
- Geography, hours, and any disqualifiers
- Access to ad accounts and analytics
- A destination page or a plan to build one
- A way to tell which leads were real
What we watch
- Cost per lead
- Cost per acquisition
- Qualified lead rate
- Return on ad spend
- Search impression share or reach, read next to cost
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