Adsbase is a media buying agency. We run paid acquisition end to end — building the creative, structuring the accounts, wiring the tracking, and cutting everything that doesn't pay for itself.
An illustration of how paid social actually behaves: most creatives never earn their spend. The job is finding the few that do, quickly and cheaply, then putting real budget behind them.
Manual and Advantage+ campaigns, cost-cap and bid-cap testing, pixel plus Conversions API, and creative built specifically for feed, Stories and Reels rather than resized from elsewhere.
Sales-objective campaigns with native, UGC-style creative. Horizontal scaling through duplication, geo separated where performance differs, and creative refreshed on a fixed cadence to fight fatigue.
Intent-led buying: query control on Search, disciplined asset groups and feed hygiene on Performance Max, and landing pages that match what the person actually typed.
Campaign, ad set and ad architecture built so the data is readable — enough volume per ad set to exit learning, and clean separation between tests and proven spend.
Static, UGC and short-form video written for the platform it runs on. Batched, angle-tested, and iterated on the hooks that hold attention past the first three seconds.
Pixels, server-side events and third-party click tracking set up so every conversion maps back to a campaign, a creative and a placement. No spending blind.
Fast, mobile-first pages built to match the ad that sent the click. Built in-house, so the page can be changed the same day a test says it should be.
Bid strategy, budget pacing and kill rules agreed up front, so scaling is a decision made against a target cost rather than a reaction to a good day.
Copy and creative reviewed against platform policy before it ships, plus the account hygiene that keeps buying uninterrupted across markets.
We look at the offer, the historical data, the tracking setup and the markets. If the numbers can't work, we say so before anyone signs anything.
Account structure, tracking, landing pages and the first creative batch. Targets and kill rules are set here, in writing.
Small budgets, wide creative, one variable at a time. Losers are cut on schedule rather than left to drain the budget.
Budget moves onto what proved out, with the next test batch always running underneath it. Reporting on an agreed cadence.
Include the offer, the markets you want to run in, your target cost per acquisition and what you're spending now. That's enough for us to tell you whether we're a fit — and if we aren't, we'll say that too.