FAQ
Questions home service owners ask before running Meta ads.
Straight answers about campaign scope, ad spend, contracts, tracking, and what happens when a Facebook or Instagram campaign is not working.
Month-to-month management. Client-owned ad account. Revenue signals matter more than clicks.
Answers
Read this before the fit call.
The goal is to decide whether Amplify can create a clean enough acquisition loop for the business, not to sell every owner the same ad package.
Strategy, setup, creative direction, testing, tracking, optimization, and reporting. Scope and investment are confirmed after the lead-flow audit.
No. Ad spend is separate and should stay in the business owner's own ad account.
No. Campaign management is month to month.
As many as the business can responsibly support. Campaign count depends on services, budget, seasonality, capacity, and how clean the tracking path is.
A quality lead fits the service area, asks about a service the business wants to sell, has enough context to quote, and can become a booked opportunity.
The primary offer is Meta ads management across Facebook and Instagram. The campaign plan can also recommend landing page or form improvements if needed.
Yes. Ad spend should stay in the business owner's own Meta ad account so the owner keeps control of spend, access, and campaign history.
Not always. Some campaigns can start with higher-intent lead forms. If a landing page would improve trust, qualification, or tracking, the audit should call that out.
No. Amplify does not guarantee booked jobs. The system is built to improve campaign quality, lead filtering, follow-up visibility, and revenue tracking.
Launch speed depends on access, assets, tracking, offer clarity, and whether the business already has landing pages or forms ready.
Early leads can come quickly, but the first month should be treated as a learning period for lead quality, service fit, and follow-up speed.
Amplify reviews the offer, audience, form, lead quality, follow-up, and revenue path before deciding whether to revise, pause, or replace the campaign.
Start
Still a fit? Bring your market and current lead flow.
The next step is a practical audit about your services, budget, and what a good lead is worth.