Paid search
Google and Microsoft Ads structured by intent, with offline conversion import, search term hygiene and bidding that learns from qualified leads and revenue.
Paid search, paid social and shopping run as performance marketing: measured from spend to revenue, tested on a cadence, and moved to whatever is producing, for Manchester e-commerce and lead-driven businesses.

Performance marketing has come to mean running ads, which is not what it means. It means spending money only where it can be shown to return, and moving it as soon as the numbers say so. That requires measurement the platforms do not give you by default: what happened after the click, whether the lead was real, whether it became revenue, and what it cost against margin after returns and fees.
Infynix Solutions runs paid media for Manchester businesses with that measurement installed first. Offline conversions go back to Google and Meta so the platforms optimise for what you actually want. Creative and landing pages are tested on a schedule. Budgets move weekly. Reporting shows the whole chain from spend to revenue by channel and campaign.
This page is about paid media specifically. For the wider programme that includes SEO, content and automation, see our Manchester digital marketing page. Here the subject is what happens to a pound once it reaches an auction.
Tracking, rankings and spend, measured before anything changes.
Technical and structural blockers first, because content cannot outrun them.
Campaigns and content shipped against a defined cost per qualified lead.
What works gets more budget. What does not gets cut, in writing.
Google and Microsoft Ads structured by intent, with offline conversion import, search term hygiene and bidding that learns from qualified leads and revenue.
Feed optimisation, campaign structure by margin and product role, and reporting on contribution rather than platform ROAS.
Meta, Instagram, TikTok and Pinterest campaigns with the Conversions API, creative testing on a cadence and audiences built from your CRM.
Account-based campaigns measured on meetings and pipeline, with lead quality fed back from the CRM.
Structured tests on headlines, forms, proof and pricing, with winners rolled into the pages that rank as well.
GA4, server-side tagging, call tracking, consent mode and a dashboard that reconciles to the accounts.
Tracking, CRM fields, consent and a lead definition installed before a pound goes to a platform.
Qualified leads and closed sales sent back so bidding optimises for revenue.
Returns, fees, delivery and discounts counted so ROAS reflects what the business kept.
New hooks, formats and offers every few weeks, with losers cut early.
Cost per acquisition set from your margin and close rate, not platform defaults.
Budget moved to what is producing, every week, in writing.
Product feeds optimised for Shopping and social commerce.
Every account in your name from day one.
| Channel | Time to first signal | Primary measure |
|---|---|---|
| Google Search | 1 to 2 weeks | Cost per qualified lead or order |
| Shopping and Performance Max | 3 to 4 weeks | Contribution after returns, new customer rate |
| Meta, Instagram and TikTok | 2 to 3 weeks | Cost per order, quality from CRM |
| 3 to 5 weeks | Cost per order, assisted revenue | |
| LinkedIn (B2B) | 4 to 6 weeks | Meetings booked, pipeline created |
| Microsoft Ads | 2 to 3 weeks | Cost per qualified lead |
Manchester brands competing in the same auctions as the city's largest online retailers, with contribution rather than ROAS as the measure.
Property, legal, financial, healthcare and education where lead quality matters more than volume.
Companies selling nationally and abroad, measured on pipeline.
Chains that need results by location, not a regional total.
Manchester companies testing London, Europe or the US market with measured campaigns before committing.
Channels, creative, testing and reporting monthly, with budgets moved to what is producing.
Tracking, consent, CRM and landing pages built before spend begins.
A paid audit of accounts that spend without producing, with a written plan.
Platform ROAS is the most flattering number in marketing. It counts revenue before returns, before payment fees, before delivery, before discounts and before the cost of the goods, and it credits the platform for sales that would have happened anyway. A Manchester fashion brand with a 30 percent return rate can show a healthy ROAS while losing money on every paid order.
We report contribution: revenue after returns, fees, delivery and discounts, against spend, by campaign and product. It is a less flattering number and it is the only one that tells the business whether to spend more.
Refunds and returns reconciled against the campaigns that produced the orders.
Payment, BNPL and carrier costs deducted.
Brand and existing-customer revenue separated from genuinely new demand.
Contribution by product and category, so the feed is bid accordingly.
For an e-commerce brand the product feed is the campaign. Titles, attributes, images, prices and availability decide what Google and Meta show and to whom, and a feed that was set up once and forgotten is quietly wasting budget on out-of-stock products and losing auctions on bad titles. We manage the feed as a living asset: optimised titles and attributes, supplemental data, custom labels by margin and role, and availability synced with the store.
Campaign structure follows the feed: hero products, margin drivers, clearance and new lines each bid to their own target rather than one blended ROAS.
Titles, attributes and images improved for the auction.
Products grouped by margin, role and season for bidding.
No spend on products that cannot ship.
Each product role bid to its own target.
Once measurement is in place, the biggest lever in a performance account is not the bid. It is the creative and the page. New hooks and formats move cost per order more than any bidding setting, and a landing page test on the offer, the form or the proof moves it again. Most accounts we audit have not changed creative in months and have never tested the page.
We run both on a cadence: new creative every few weeks, edited by Infynix Media from footage the brand supplies, and structured page tests with the numbers deciding.
New hooks and formats on a schedule.
Headlines, offers, forms and proof tested structurally.
Underperforming creative and pages retired before they burn budget.
What works gets the budget and feeds the organic pages too.
Manchester brands expanding into London, Europe or the US do not need to guess whether the market is there. A small, measured campaign in the target market, with the same tracking discipline as the home account, shows cost per order after returns and fees by city or country before a warehouse, a distributor or a local team is committed. It is the cheapest market research a growing brand can buy.
We run those tests with contribution reporting by market, and we say plainly which markets are ready and which are not.
Small, measured campaigns before committing infrastructure.
Cost per order after returns, fees and delivery, by city or country.
Hooks and offers adapted to the market rather than reused.
Which markets are ready, in writing.
Infynix Solutions works from Dagenham and runs paid media for businesses across the UK. We do not have a Manchester office. Quarterly reviews happen at your premises when that helps, and the weekly rhythm runs over shared channels with the numbers in writing.
The discovery call is free and it is a working session. Bring your ad accounts, your returns rate and your margin, and we will tell you what your real cost per order is.

Performance marketing is the discipline of spending only where return can be shown and moving budget as the numbers dictate. It sits inside digital marketing alongside organic search, content and automation. This page covers paid media; our Manchester digital marketing page covers the wider programme.
It depends on your category and cost per click. We state the minimum before you commit, and we will say if the budget is too small to produce a signal rather than take it and report clicks.
We report contribution: revenue after returns, fees, delivery and discounts, against spend, by campaign and product. Platform ROAS is shown for reference, but it is not the number decisions are made on.
Yes. Feed optimisation, custom labels by margin and role, supplemental data and availability sync are part of every Shopping and social commerce engagement.
No. We set a target from your margin and close rate in the first workshop and report against it from month one, and we tell you honestly when it is not being met and why.
Yes. We take one or more channels, or the measurement layer, and report into your existing tools. Accounts stay in your name.
No. We serve Manchester from London, with quarterly reviews on site where they help and the weekly rhythm over shared channels.
Yes. Consent management, consent mode and server-side tagging are configured so measurement works within UK GDPR and PECR.
Yes. Small, measured campaigns with contribution reporting by market show cost per order after returns and fees before you commit a warehouse or a local team, and we say plainly which markets are ready.
Yes, where the audience justifies it. Microsoft Ads often produces a cheaper, older, higher-value audience for professional and B2B campaigns, and it is measured with the same discipline as Google.
Tell us what you are trying to grow and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right people for it.
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