Attribution before spend
Tracking, CRM fields, call tracking, consent and a lead definition installed before a pound goes to a platform.
Data-driven paid media campaigns on Google, Meta, and LinkedIn designed for direct sales return. Rising ad costs make it hard to get profitable leads without strict tracking. Continuous creative testing and smart bidding are key to scaling ad profit.
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Performance Advertising
We review past ad spend to cut wasted budget.
We set up conversion pixels and CAPI tracking.
We build campaign structures for testing and scaling.
We roll out new ad visuals and copy.
We tune bidding to lower cost per lead.
We increase budgets on top-performing ad sets.
Performance advertising for UK businesses: Google, Microsoft, Meta, TikTok and LinkedIn campaigns run as one measured system from London, with spend judged on what it produced after the click and budgets moved weekly to whatever is producing. In a market where a dental practice, a lettings agency and a SaaS company bid against national brands and each other, that discipline is the difference between a marketing budget and a donation.
Performance advertising 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.
We install that measurement first, define a qualified lead with you, send outcomes back to the platforms so they optimise for what you actually want, and report the whole chain from spend to revenue by channel, campaign and region. Creative is edited by Infynix Media and tested on a cadence, because the creative and the landing page move cost per lead more than any bidding setting.
Clinics, professional services, property, e-commerce, hospitality, education and B2B companies across the UK, and UK brands testing Europe or the Gulf.
Tracking, CRM fields, call tracking, consent and a lead definition installed before a pound goes to a platform.
Search, Performance Max, Shopping and YouTube with offline conversion import and search term hygiene; Microsoft where the audience is older and higher-value.
Campaigns with the Conversions API, audiences built from the CRM, and vertical creative edited for the platform.
Account-based campaigns measured on meetings and pipeline, with lead quality fed back from the CRM.
Campaigns segmented by city and region where the business serves several, reported on their own economics.
New hooks, formats and offers every few weeks, with losers cut before they burn budget.
Structured tests on headlines, forms, proof and offers, with winners applied to the organic pages too.
Revenue after returns, fees and discounts against spend, by campaign and product, not platform ROAS.
| Channel | Time to first signal | Primary measure |
|---|---|---|
| Google Search | 1 to 2 weeks | Cost per qualified lead |
| Microsoft Ads | 2 to 3 weeks | Cost per qualified lead |
| Performance Max and Shopping | 3 to 4 weeks | Contribution after returns, new customer rate |
| Meta and TikTok | 2 to 3 weeks | Cost per lead or order, quality from CRM |
| LinkedIn (B2B) | 4 to 6 weeks | Meetings booked, pipeline created |
| Market expansion tests | 3 to 4 weeks | Cost per lead by country |
High-value treatments where lead quality matters more than volume and every ad clears the CAP code.
Valuation, lettings and new-build lead generation with agent routing and cost per viewing as the measure.
Shopping, Performance Max and social commerce with returns and BNPL fees counted in the numbers.
Firms where the sales cycle runs weeks and attribution has to survive it.
Admissions and course campaigns timed to the cycle, measured on enrolments.
LinkedIn and search into the UK, Europe and the Gulf, measured on pipeline.
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 spending without producing, with a written plan.
Platform ROAS is the most flattering number in marketing. It counts revenue before returns, before payment and buy-now-pay-later fees, before delivery and before the cost of the goods, and it credits the platform for sales that would have happened anyway. A UK fashion brand with a thirty 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, Klarna, Clearpay 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.
UK B2B and professional audiences skew older, work on corporate devices and default to Bing more than most marketers assume. Microsoft Ads often produces a cheaper, higher-value audience for legal, financial and B2B campaigns than Google, and LinkedIn is where a named-account programme reaches the people who sign. We run both with the same discipline as Google: lead definitions applied, CRM feedback on quality, and pipeline rather than leads as the measure.
For companies selling into Europe or the Gulf from the UK, campaigns are structured by country and reported on cost per lead by market, so expansion decisions are made on numbers.
A distinct, often higher-value audience for professional campaigns.
Named organisations, measured on meetings and pipeline.
The CRM tells the platforms which leads were real.
Expansion tested and reported market by market.
The CAP code applies to every ad. Healthcare advertising answers to the CQC and, for some claims, the MHRA. Financial promotions need FCA approval and prominent risk warnings. Solicitors answer to the SRA. Google and Meta add restricted-category policies that require verification and suspend accounts without warning. An account suspended in the fortnight before Black Friday or the January health rush is a cost no report shows.
We keep a checklist per sector, run creative through it before launch, and set accounts up with the verifications the platforms require for restricted categories.
Claims, imagery and pricing language checked against CAP and CQC guidance.
FCA approval and risk warning prominence handled before launch.
Restricted-category verification handled up front.
SRA and CAP education guidance applied.
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 lead 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, and structured page tests with the numbers deciding, with the winners applied to the pages that rank organically as well.
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.
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Performance advertising 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, social and automation. This page covers paid media; the Infynix Agency page covers the wider programme.
It depends on your category and the UK cost per click in it. 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 decisions are not made on it.
Yes, where the audience justifies it. For legal, financial and B2B campaigns it often produces a cheaper, higher-value audience than Google, and it is measured with the same discipline.
Yes. Campaigns are structured by country with localised creative and pages, and reported on cost per lead by market so expansion decisions are made on numbers, with our UAE office giving a working view of the Gulf.
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. Healthcare and financial creative is checked against CAP, CQC and FCA requirements before launch, and platform restricted-category verification is handled up front so accounts are not suspended mid-campaign.
Yes. We take one or more channels, or the measurement layer, and report into your existing tools. Accounts stay in your name.
Yes. Creative and landing pages are checked against the CAP code, CQC expectations and FCA financial promotion rules, and platform certifications for restricted categories are handled before launch.
Yes. Amazon Ads, eBay promoted listings and comparison and affiliate channels are run where they fit the product, with fees and returns counted in the reported numbers.