Multi-channel campaigns

One plan across every channel, not four agencies

When Meta, TikTok and Google are run by different people, each one claims the same sale and asks for more budget. We plan them together, so each channel has a clear job and the total spend makes sense for your business.

Give each channel a job

Channels are not interchangeable. Social feeds create demand: someone sees your product for the first time on TikTok or Instagram. Search captures it: the same person types your brand or your product into Google a week later.

If you judge both by the same last-click number, the feed looks weak and search looks brilliant. Cut the feed and, a few weeks later, search volume drops too. A multi-channel plan sets a different job and a different target for each channel, then checks the whole picture against revenue in your store.

A common starting split of jobs

Main jobTypical target
MetaFind new buyers at scale; retarget warm visitorsCost per new customer
TikTokReach younger audiences and test new hooks cheaplyCost per purchase, plus hook hold rate
Google Search and ShoppingCatch people already searchingReturn on ad spend by product group
Performance Max and YouTubeExtend reach across Google's networkNew-customer revenue, not just total
Microsoft AdsPick up desktop and Bing searchesReturn on ad spend

Every brand is different. This is where we usually start, then adjust after the free ad audit.

Questions, answered.

Do we need to be on every channel?

No. Many brands do best on two channels done well. We will tell you which ones fit after the audit.

Can you work with an agency we already use?

Yes. We can take one channel and coordinate with whoever runs the others, or supply creative to all of them.

Do you use a tool to launch campaigns across channels?

No. We work in each platform's own ads manager. That keeps everything in your accounts and visible to you.

Get one plan for all your channels