Media Buying & Ongoing Channel Management

Effective media buying isn’t just about launching ads. It’s about understanding where demand exists, how people engage across channels, and how paid and organic efforts support each other over time.

My approach to media buying has two parts, depending on what your business needs.

Paid media and organic marketing working together, not in silos.

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Paid Media Buying

This is where I plan, buy, and optimize paid media using your advertising budget with a clear, performance-focused approach.

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  • Channel planning and budget allocation

  • Campaign setup and ongoing optimization

  • Performance monitoring and adjustment

  • Clear communication around what’s working and why

What this includes

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I manage paid media across channels such as:

    • Google Ads and Microsoft Ads

    • High-intent keyword targeting

    • Local and service-based search strategy

    • Ongoing optimization focused on qualified leads, not just clicks

    • Facebook & Instagram

    • LinkedIn (when appropriate)

    • Local audience targeting and retargeting

    • Creative testing aligned to business goals

    • Support lead generation

    • Build awareness locally

    • Reinforce messaging across the funnel

    • Local digital publications

    • Sponsored placements

    • Select print opportunities tied to community relevance

How Paid Media is Priced

Paid media buying is typically priced as a percentage of ad spend, aligned with the level of management, optimization, and oversight required.

There are no bundled packages or hidden markups , just clear alignment between investment and effort.

Organic Channel Management & Content (Optional)

In addition to paid media, some clients want support with ongoing organic presence and content particularly on social and email.

This work is handled separately from ad spend and is typically priced as a monthly service fee, based on scope.

Examples include:

Organic Social Media Management

Managing business social profiles

  • Creating and posting consistent, on-brand content

  • Helping maintain an active, credible presence

  • Supporting paid efforts with organic visibility

This is especially helpful for businesses that:

  • Don’t have time to manage social consistently

  • Want guidance on what to post and why

  • Need support but not a full in-house team

Email Marketing

Campaign planning and guidance

  • List segmentation and messaging recommendations

  • Email content creation (when needed)

  • Alignment with paid and organic efforts

Email is often overlooked, but when used thoughtfully, it can play a powerful role in lead nurturing and retention.

Why this approach works

My role is to:

  • Help you invest confidently in paid media

  • Ensure organic efforts support (not compete with) that investment

  • Adjust strategy as performance and market conditions change

  • Keep everything grounded in what’s driving real business results

You’ll always know:

  • Where your budget is going

  • What each channel is contributing

  • What to continue, adjust, or stop

Paid and organic channels serve different purposes , but they’re most effective when they’re aligned.

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