Performance Marketing
Paid Social Advertising

Some of the 500+ brands we've worked with
See all referencesHow the portfolio is organized
One commercial goal, different auction mechanics
Paid media


Paid SocialPortfolio Management
Adding a second platform is where the portfolio question starts. Each channel gets one journey job, its own budget contract, and creative rebuilt for its placements.


CreativeLearning System
If creative decisions restart without a shared hypothesis record, use the testing system to isolate cells, evidence thresholds, and the next brief.


Full-FunnelCampaign Architecture
Funnel stages need more than names. Pick this one to give each stage an optimization signal, a suppression rule, and a handoff volume someone actually checks.


Audience & ExclusionArchitecture
Suppression, overlap, recency and consent rules hold up only once they are written down. The register gets built here, with an expiry date on every segment.


Creative TestingSystem
Portfolio-level creative learning narrows to one platform here, where a cell changes a single variable against a pre-agreed sample.


Lead QualityFeedback Loop
Downstream lead and sales status is what this method carries back to campaign, audience and creative, naming how many leads could not be traced at all.


Catalog & DynamicProduct Ads
Dynamic product ads fail quietly. A stale price keeps serving, a recent buyer keeps seeing the item they bought, so feed health and exclusions get checked first.
Where this work is owned


Meta & FacebookAdvertising
Facebook and Instagram share one set of campaign mechanics, so a question about placements, CAPI health or creative fatigue on those two surfaces is answered there.


Lead QualityFeedback
Platform conversions describe a click. Whether the lead was qualified, and whether consent allowed collection, is a measurement question.
The buyer job
Social performance depends on portfolio handoffs
Paid Social handles social-platform delivery, audience controls and creative learning. Paid Search owns search auctions, CRO owns landing-page experimentation, and channel-neutral media planning remains a separate decision.
How we work
Every live change has evidence and an owner
Each approved platform has a defined job. Before launch, we check access, policy, tracking, audiences and spend exposure. Later changes keep the evidence and uncertainty attached to the human owner who approves them.
Scope and ownership
Every live change has evidence, a limit, and a named human who approved it
Each approved platform gets a defined job in the portfolio before any spend is exposed.
We record the valuable outcomes, exclusions, data permissions, and creative capacity around each platform role, agree the budget exposure and approval owners at the same point, then read current messages, placements, audience overlap, conversion signals, downstream quality, and fatigue risk as the baseline. Zeo keeps campaigns in a controlled state until permissions and destinations are verified, and an authorized human approves launch and any material spend change. Search auctions stay with Paid Search, landing-page experimentation with CRO, and channel-neutral media planning is a separate decision; reallocation stays inside Paid Social and returns to its named owner.
How a social portfolio reaches the next decision
Set the role of each platform
We record valuable outcomes, exclusions, data permissions and creative capacity around each platform role. Budget exposure and approval owners are agreed at the same point.
Look for what the portfolio already knows
Current messages and placements reveal part of the picture. Audience overlap, conversion signals, downstream-quality data, fatigue risk and unresolved assumptions complete the baseline.
Approval before exposure
Campaigns stay in a controlled state while we verify permissions and destinations. An authorized human approves launch and any material spend change.
A review that follows the evidence
Delivery and creative learning are read alongside audience overlap, quality feedback and measurement limits. Any reallocation stays within Paid Social and returns to the named owner.
What our clients
Say about the work
These clients describe the planning, measurement, and communication they experienced while working with Zeo.
Paid social work
Case Studies
Social campaigns measured on transactions and revenue, alongside the search accounts.
People who own a single channel
Paid Search, Paid Social, CRO, and Programmatic each run under a named owner at Zeo. The consultants below are matched to the channel this page is about, so you can see who you'd actually work with.
Tools we use
The paid media stack behind the work
Campaign structure, bidding, feeds, call tracking and reporting each live in their own tool. These are the ones our team runs accounts in.
Advertising platforms we buy on
Google Ads
Microsoft Advertising
Meta Ads
TikTok Ads
LinkedIn Ads
Amazon Ads
Pinterest Ads
Snapchat Ads
X Ads
Reddit Ads
PPC management and automation
- Smartly.ioWhere the portfolio's role is set for each platform, this page's first process step, Smartly.io's cross-channel build workflow is what lets a coordinated campaign get built once and adapted per platform rather than assembled separately in each platform's own ads manager.
- MadgicxLooking for what the portfolio already knows, this page's own second process step, is what Madgicx's hidden-insight analysis is built for, running as an analysis layer on top of Smartly.io's build workflow rather than a competing platform.
- BïrchApproval before exposure, this page's third process step, is enforceable at scale through the tool the registry still lists under its prior name, Revealbot, trading as Bïrch (bir.ch) since 2026: automated rules that only execute a live change once it clears the defined approval condition, across every connected platform in the portfolio.
Ad creative and landing pages
- AdCreative.aiCreative that has to work across more than one social platform's format and audience gets its variants drafted in AdCreative.ai, whose conversion-focused generation is built to feed a testing cycle across accounts rather than a single-platform campaign.
- JasperWhere a coordinated portfolio needs consistent messaging across platforms, Jasper's brand-governed content generation is what keeps copy on-voice across every channel rather than drifting the way separately-briefed per-platform copy would.
- Copy.aiCopy.ai drafts ad-copy variants at the volume a multi-platform testing cycle needs, feeding into the predictive scoring Anyword performs next; the two split the same copy pipeline that Jasper's brand-consistency layer sits above.
- AnywordAnyword's demand-gen scoring is the checkpoint between Copy.ai's drafted variants and an actual dollar of spend: it ranks which drafts are worth testing rather than shipping every one blind, which is exactly the evidence the review-that-follows-the-evidence step, this page's fourth, needs before deciding a platform earns more budget.
CRO and experimentation
- ContentsquareA platform's own dashboard stops at the click; what the visitor did next is a Hotjar question, its Recordings and rage-click detection now folded into Contentsquare after 2026's merger. That post-click behavior is what the evidence-based review this page closes on checks, rather than accepting a platform-reported win at face value.
Measurement and attribution
- Google AnalyticsA portfolio spanning several platforms invites the trap this page's own FAQ names directly: shifting budget toward whichever one happens to self-report the best number. GA4's on-site behavior data sits outside any single platform's own reporting, which is what gives that comparison a neutral referee instead of letting each platform grade its own homework.
- Triple WhaleThis page's FAQ warns against moving budget to whichever platform simply reports the lowest CPA, and Triple Whale's revenue reconciliation is the mechanism that check runs on: each platform's self-reported number gets matched against actual store revenue before the review-that-follows-the-evidence step accepts it.
- NorthbeamWhere Triple Whale reconciles a given platform's numbers individually, Northbeam's multi-touch view puts every channel in the portfolio side by side in one attribution model, which is the cross-channel standard this page's own FAQ answer about not trusting one platform's self-reported win rests on.
- HyrosSome portfolios lean harder into iOS-affected inventory than others, and for those, Hyros' AI tracking is purpose-built around that specific gap rather than general cross-channel measurement. It sits as a further option alongside Triple Whale's revenue reconciliation and Northbeam's multi-touch view, not a tool every portfolio needs by default.
Shopping feeds and Amazon ads
- ChannableWhere the portfolio includes a catalog-driven ad format, dynamic product ads on a given social platform, Channable's self-driven feed rules reshape the source catalog to match that platform's specific requirements before it powers a live ad.
Reporting and dashboards
- AgencyAnalyticsThe portfolio-wide report a client actually sees gets built in AgencyAnalytics, whose prebuilt templates across 85+ data sources cover the multi-platform blend this page's own coordination framing needs without a custom Looker Studio build for every account.
Next step
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