My plans start at $500 a month, and you get a custom quote after a free consultation. The quote depends on your ad spend, how many new ads and videos you need each month and which platforms you use. Agencies usually charge 10% to 20% of ad spend or a flat fee from about $500 to $5,000 a month. Your ad budget is separate and paid directly to Meta.

Run them yourself if you have the time to learn Ads Manager, make new ads every month and read the results each week. Hire someone if you don't have that time, or if you are spending money on ads that don't bring in sales. If you'd rather learn it yourself, the Reliablesoft Academy Facebook Ads Course covers it step by step.

Yes, when tracking is set up properly and the ads are tested and refreshed. Meta reaches more than 3 billion people a day across its apps, and it is one of the best places to sell products people don't search for yet. They are not worth it when nobody checks whether the ads bring in sales.

Yes. Most of my clients are small and medium businesses, and plans start at $500 a month. In the free consultation I will tell you honestly what your budget can do.

I check your campaigns several times a week, move budget to the ads and audiences that sell, pause what doesn't work, make and launch new ads, keep your tracking accurate, and send you a monthly report with results and next steps.

Yes. Images, carousels, short videos and Reels, ad copy and headlines are all included. I use your photos and footage when you have them, and make new visuals and videos with AI tools when you don't.

Yes. I set up or fix the Meta Pixel and add the Conversions API, which sends sales and sign-ups from your server to Meta. It recovers many of the conversions the Pixel misses, so Meta can optimize for the people who actually buy. It is the same setup I use for Reliablesoft Academy's own course sales.

Ads bring traffic from the first day. Each new campaign goes through Meta's learning phase, which usually takes one to two weeks. It typically takes 4 to 8 weeks of testing ads and audiences to bring cost per sale down to a stable level.

There is no contract. You pay month to month and can cancel at any time. The ad account, Pixel, audiences, data and ads are yours, even if you stop working with me.

No. Boosting turns a post into a simple ad with few options. Ads Manager campaigns can optimize for purchases and sign-ups, retarget website visitors and test many ads at once. Boosted posts are fine for more reach, but they rarely bring sales on their own.

No. Advantage+ automates targeting, placements and budgets, and I use it where it works. It still needs accurate tracking, a steady supply of good ads and someone who checks whether the sales are real and profitable. Automation spends your budget. It doesn't decide what to sell or what to say.

They are the same thing. Meta is the company that owns Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and Threads, and one Meta ad account runs ads on all of them.

Freelancers are usually cheaper and more personal, and agencies have more processes and experience. With me you get both: a senior consultant who runs your account personally, backed by a company that has worked in digital marketing since 2002.

Usually, yes. The most common causes are broken tracking, tired ads, too many small ad sets and landing pages that don't convert. Request a quote and I will look at your account first. If you also want to bring back people who visited and left, see my guide to Facebook retargeting.

Partner access to your Meta Business portfolio and ad account (or I set them up for you), access to your website or your web developer, any photos or videos you already have, and a short call to go over your goals.