Absolutely. We’ll start by reviewing everything - what’s working, what’s not, and where the real opportunities are. Sometimes it just needs a few smart tweaks. Other times, it makes more sense to rebuild with a cleaner structure and stronger strategy. Either way, we won’t guess. We’ll give you a clear plan to move forward, whether that means improving what you’ve got or starting fresh for better results.

We only use both when we’re looking to scale, and when there’s already a solid foundation on each platform. If you haven’t used Meta or Google for at least 6 months each, it’s better to focus first. That’s why we always start by looking at where your best traffic is already coming from. If it’s Meta, we’ll double down there and make it work harder. If it’s Google, same thing. The goal is to get real results from one channel first, then expand when it makes sense. We don’t do “one-size-fits-all” ad strategies. We build around what’s already working, and scale from there.

Most of our clients start seeing early traction within the first 2–4 weeks, especially if the offer and brand are already solid. But real results usually come in around weeks 6 to 8, once we’ve had time to test, gather data, and dial things in properly. We’re not here to run “quick win” campaigns that burn your budget. We focus on building a setup that actually performs, and keeps performing, over time.

It really depends on what you're trying to achieve - but in most cases, we recommend starting with around R10,000 per platform per month to see meaningful results. If you're serious about scaling and want to move faster, then budgets from R20K to R50K+ give us more room to test properly, learn what works, and grow from there. That said, we’ve worked with plenty of clients who started smaller, proved the concept, and then scaled up over time. What matters most is consistency. There’s no point throwing big money at ads if the foundations aren’t right yet. We’ll always be honest about what makes sense based on your stage, your offer, and your goals.