Meta rewards creative volume and clean signal. Most accounts we inherit have neither: three ads running for months, and a Pixel that fires a generic event nobody optimises against. We rebuild both sides — a creative pipeline that keeps fresh angles in rotation, and an event setup where every lead, contact and purchase is defined, deduplicated and actually usable for optimisation.
Audience strategy follows the account, not a template. Cold prospecting carries the budget while retargeting stays small and specific, and we resist stacking interests until the audience is so narrow that delivery costs climb. In Arabic-speaking markets, creative is localised properly rather than translated word for word.
Because they count differently. Meta credits a conversion to an ad view within its attribution window, Google uses its own model, and neither matches the last-click view in GA4. The right response is to compare each platform against itself over time and judge the business on total leads.
Yes, as a partner with the permissions needed to manage campaigns and the dataset. Your business stays the owner of the assets throughout, and access can be revoked at any time.
As soon as frequency climbs and cost per result drifts up — typically every two to four weeks on an active account. We plan replacements in advance so there is never a gap where fatigued creative keeps spending.
The real question is not which is better — it is whether your customer is searching for you or you need to reach them first. The practical difference:
| Google Ads | Meta Ads (Facebook & Instagram) | |
|---|---|---|
| How it reaches people | They search for the service themselves — you appear at the moment of need | You reach them while they scroll — before they start looking |
| Type of demand | Existing demand: "eye doctor in Nasr City" | Created demand: you introduce a problem they may not have noticed |
| Best for | Services people search for by name: procedures, repairs, consultations | Visual offers and services that need persuasion: aesthetics, products, promotions |
| Ad format | Mostly text, driven by the searched keyword | Image or video, driven by the first 3 seconds |
| Targeting | Keywords + location | Interests and behaviour + lookalikes of your customers |
| Speed to first result | Often within the first days — the demand already exists | Needs a learning phase and creative testing |
| What decides success | Keyword choice + negative keywords + a fast landing page | Creative + clean tracking (Pixel + Conversions API) |
In most cases the right answer is both: Google captures existing demand, Meta builds new demand and retargets the people who visited.