Seen, Clicked, and Counted.
Every Dollar Tied to Revenue.

Paid ads can drive traffic and leads the day they go live. The first two to four weeks are a learning phase where the bidding models gather conversion data.

Meaningful optimisation, meaning lower cost per lead and improving ROAS, typically compounds over the first 60 to 90 days as we feed those models cleaner signals. That's also why we often recommend running paid alongside SEO: paid brings leads now, SEO compounds in the background.

No. Clients stay because performance continues, not because they're locked in. You can cancel at the end of any month, and every account, pixel, campaign structure and creative asset stays yours.

Google Ads captures existing demand. People already searching for what you sell, ready to act. Meta Ads creates demand.Your offer in front of people who match your customer profile but weren't looking yet.

Most businesses need both: Google to catch high-intent buyers, Meta to fill the top of the funnel and bring back the almost-converted. We run them as one team on one funnel, so they reinforce each other instead of competing for credit.

You get a live dashboard rather than a monthly PDF, with continuous review cycles instead of a single check-in. Conversion tracking is built for accuracy rather than flattering numbers.

That means you can see where every dollar of spend went, which campaigns produced revenue, and what we're changing next. Reporting is tied to revenue, not reach.

First, the honest context: auction prices, seasonality, offer strength and competitive density all affect outcomes, and not all of those are in our control. What is in our control is the tracking, the structure, the creative, and how fast we identify and fix what isn't working.

If the numbers aren't moving after 90 days, we run a full account review and present alternatives: a different platform mix, a different offer, or a different funnel stage to attack first. We'll say plainly if the market's cost per click makes your current target unrealistic.

There are no lock-in contracts. You can cancel at the end of any month, and everything we've built stays yours.

Yes. Our parent company builds and maintains mobile apps, so App Campaigns are core to what we do. Install volume matters less than what happens after the install, so we manage toward quality installs and lower churn, with tracking built into the app itself.

Fair question, and the right one to ask when it's your money in the auction. Wegile DGTL is new; the team isn't. For nearly a decade we were the in-house marketing team at our parent company, Wegile, a software development business, running the exact campaigns you see in our track record. What's new is the structure: a dedicated marketing company with benchmarks in the contract and no lock-ins.

Everything is built in your own ad accounts, so you keep the asset either way. And if you want to speak to references before signing anything, just ask on the first call.