Meta ads for Minnesota contractors and small businesses, using photos and video we shoot on your job sites. Not stock footage, not a stranger's kitchen, not a graphic with your logo pasted on it.
Nobody goes to Instagram looking for a drywall contractor. That is the whole challenge of advertising there, and it means the thing that decides whether a Meta campaign works is not the targeting. It is whether the first two seconds of the video make somebody stop scrolling. Most agencies outsource that part to a stock library. We drive to your job site and shoot it.
Looking for someone to run your page day to day rather than paid ads? That is social media management, which is a separate service. For people actively searching for what you do, see Google Ads.
We would rather lose this sale than take your money for the wrong channel. Here is the honest split, based on how these campaigns actually behave.
Every other service page on this site leads with numbers out of a live account, because we have them. Our Google Ads page shows 323 tracked leads on $20,580 of managed spend over twelve months, and you can hold us to it. On Meta we are earlier. We run it inside our monthly packages and we shoot the creative for it, but we are not going to dress up a borrowed case study or a screenshot from a conference slide and call it proof.
So judge this page on the part that is real: the photography and video. Look at the work we shoot, look at the results we publish with names and dates on them, and decide whether you want the person who takes those photos running the ads they go into.
When a Meta account of ours has twelve clean months behind it, the numbers will go on this page the same way. If you are reading this and they still are not here, that means we have not earned them yet.
Meta ads are managed inside the monthly packages rather than sold on their own, because paid social without the creative to feed it does not work. Ad spend is billed separately and goes straight to Meta.
For a business with a decent site that needs the phone to ring.
Everything, including me on site with a camera twice a month.
You run your own ads and just need creative worth running.
Month to month. No contracts. For paid social we ask for ninety days, because the first month is almost entirely the platform learning who responds to your creative.
Meta ads are paid placements on Facebook and Instagram shown to people who do not follow you. Social media management is running your page day to day: posting, replying, building a following. They are different jobs and we sell them separately. If you want the page handled rather than ads run, see social media management.
For most contractors, Google. Search catches people who already have the problem and are trying to solve it today, which is a shorter path to a booked job. Meta is how you get in front of the same town before they need you. If the budget only covers one, start with Google Ads and add Meta when there is room for both.
No. Plenty of our best performing creative is just the work: a pour, a roof going on, a finished basement, hands doing something skilled. Being on camera helps because people hire people, but it is not a requirement and we will not push you into it.
You own both. We work inside your Meta Business account or set one up in your name and give you admin. The photos and video we shoot are yours to keep and use anywhere, including on your site, your truck, and your print work. If we part ways you take all of it.
Enough that a single creative angle gets a fair test before you judge it. In practice that means a few hundred dollars per angle, not per month, which is why we do not recommend paid social to anyone whose entire marketing budget is a few hundred dollars. That money does more in local SEO or a better website first.
Because we do not have twelve clean months of a Meta account to show yet, and we are not willing to borrow somebody else's. Our Google Ads numbers are published with client names and dates attached. When the Meta numbers are real, they will be here the same way.
