Ads built around
the click, not the impression.

Static and motion ad units for Meta — Facebook and Instagram — built from a real creative strategy, not a template pack. Four to six variants per audience so the media buyer has room to test. Native-feeling copy, native-feeling hooks, never the generic stock-photo-with-yellow-ribbon look.

Keyword-matched search ads, responsive display creative, and the structured campaign build underneath. Ad groups themed tightly, negatives set from day one, conversion actions wired through the site. The account is clean enough that a new media buyer can pick it up without a rewrite.

The page the ad lands on is half the campaign. We build purpose-fit landing pages — fast, mobile-first, scoped to one offer and one action — so the click you pay for actually converts. Built on the same Next.js stack as the rest of the studio's work, hosted on Vercel, wired to your analytics.

Six-to-fifteen-second motion ads cut for scroll — hook in the first second, payoff by the third. Native After Effects work, not AI-generated B-roll. We deliver variants for Reels, Stories, and in-feed placements, each cut with platform-native aspect ratios and safe zones.

Meta Pixel and Conversions API, Google Ads conversion tracking, GA4 custom events for everything post-click. If the data isn't clean, the campaign can't be optimized — so we wire this on day one, not as an afterthought. Includes a dashboard you can read without us in the room.

A product launch, a seasonal push, a rebrand unveil. One tight campaign, one clear objective, one budget envelope. We build the creative, land the pages, set up the account, launch, and watch it for the first two weeks before handing off. Most ad engagements show up in this shape.

The ad platforms optimize toward whatever creative you give them. Great creative makes the algorithm look smart; bad creative makes no algorithm save you. Every campaign we build starts with a creative strategy doc — offer, audience, angle, proof — before a single ad unit gets designed.

Running ads to a homepage is lighting money on fire. Every campaign we ship includes a purpose-built landing page scoped to one offer and one action. The ad promises something specific; the page delivers it. Conversion rate doubles or triples compared to homepage-destination campaigns.

Pixel, Conversions API, GA4 events, UTM hygiene, and a reporting view all wired before the first ad runs. If we can't see what happened after the click, we can't tell you what's working. The tracking stack is set up once, correctly, so every future campaign inherits clean measurement.

Most small-business ad budgets get spread too thin across too many platforms. We'd rather run one channel with real creative depth and tight tracking than stretch the same money across Meta, Google, TikTok, and LinkedIn at once. The discovery call picks the channel the offer fits best.

At the end of the two-week launch support window, you get a handoff doc — how the account is structured, which metrics matter, when to refresh creative, when to pause. The goal is that you or your in-house media buyer can run the campaign from there. Dreamwoven isn't building dependency into the stack.

A four-variant static set on one audience sits low in the range. Add motion, add a second audience, add a separate creative direction for a B-test, and the volume compounds. We quote creative by the variant count and the number of distinct audiences, not by some mysterious 'campaign fee'.

One channel — Meta alone, or Google alone — is the baseline. Two channels run together cost more than either alone, because each platform gets its own creative cut, its own account structure, its own pixel wiring. We'd usually recommend one channel well before two channels half-built.

A single-offer landing page on an existing site is the common case. A full multi-section page with a form, social proof, FAQ, and conversion tracking wiring is a bigger build. If the campaign needs a landing page that's really its own small site, that work gets scoped separately and priced honestly.

A clean Meta Pixel plus GA4 event setup is included. If the campaign needs server-side tracking (Conversions API with a real server), CRM integration (HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce), or a custom dashboard pulling data from multiple sources, the tracking scope can add a third of the project cost on the high end.

Standard ad engagements run two to five weeks from brief to launch. Rush timelines — under two weeks — mean concurrent creative and landing page tracks, more senior time, and a higher rate. Standard timelines are priced at standard rates, and most campaigns can land inside four weeks if the brief is tight.

The fee covers everything Dreamwoven builds — creative, landing page, campaign setup, tracking, and the two-week launch support window. Ad spend is separate and paid directly by you to Meta or Google from your own account. We don't mark up ad spend, we don't touch your card, and you own the account at every step.

No — and this is deliberate. Dreamwoven builds and launches campaigns and supports them for two weeks. After handoff, you or your media buyer runs day-to-day optimization. If you don't have a media buyer, the handoff doc explains how to read the dashboard, when to refresh creative, and when to pause. Most Brooklyn small businesses can run a campaign themselves once it's set up cleanly.

Meta campaigns need roughly $30 to $60 per day to exit the learning phase and get useful signal — that's about $1,000 to $2,000 per month minimum per audience. Google Search campaigns can run lower, $15 to $30 per day for tight keyword sets. We talk through realistic spend on the discovery call so you're not flying blind when the creative ships.

Meta fits local service businesses, e-commerce, and consumer apps best. Google Search fits high-intent queries — people actively looking for what you sell. TikTok fits younger consumer brands with strong visual creative. LinkedIn fits B2B with a clear ICP and a high-ticket offer. We pick based on where your audience already is, not where the trend cycle is pointing. One channel well beats three channels half-built.

We strongly prefer to build the landing page too. Running ads to a homepage wastes spend — conversion rate usually drops by half or more. The standard engagement includes a purpose-built landing page scoped to the campaign's offer. If you already have a solid landing page and just need creative, we can quote creative-only, but we'll be honest about what that trade-off looks like.

Meta Pixel with Conversions API, Google Ads conversion tracking, GA4 custom events for the actions that matter, UTM hygiene across every ad unit, and a dashboard you can read in under a minute. If you need server-side tracking or CRM integration, we scope that separately. The baseline tracking is the same whether the project is $2,000 or $8,000.

Most campaign builds ship in two to five weeks from the signed brief. Discovery and creative strategy is week one. Creative production and landing page build is weeks two and three. Account setup, tracking, and launch prep is week four. The two-week launch support window starts the day the campaign goes live.

You do — every time. Meta Business Manager, Google Ads account, analytics properties, and the landing page code all live under your ownership. Dreamwoven gets admin access during the build and drops to standard access or off the account entirely after handoff, depending on what you want. Nothing travels back to the studio when the engagement ends.