The short version
You describe the ad or lead work you need. We pass the request to a service partner. The partner replies, asks questions and sends you a written proposal. You decide.
The work itself covers paid search, paid social, landing pages and forms, and the tracking that records where each inquiry came from and routes it to someone who will answer. Ad accounts, pages and data should stay in your business's name the whole time. Ask for that in writing.
Building on the accounts you already run
Most businesses already have something: an old Google Ads account, a Meta page with a few promoted posts, a contact form that emails a shared inbox. A service partner usually starts by looking at that instead of building from scratch. Existing accounts carry history that can be useful, and keeping them means the data stays in your name.
From there the partner proposes what to keep, what to rebuild and what to add. Setup work comes first, then ongoing management, with reports that show spend, conversions and where each inquiry came from.
No promises, no lists, no legal advice
No promises. Ad platforms run auctions and choose where ads appear. People choose whether to respond. A service partner can set up campaigns carefully, test and measure. It cannot promise a number of leads or a sales figure, and you should be wary of anyone who does.
No lists. Nothing here sells contact lists, shared leads or data.
No legal advice. Some industries face extra ad rules, and follow-up calls and texts need proper consent. Your own counsel should advise on both.
Contact
The quickest route is the quote request form. For anything else, email contact@nczcs.living.