Meta Ads Don't Reward the Biggest Budget.
They Reward the Ad Worth Not Scrolling Past.

Meta Ads can drive traffic and add-to-carts the day campaigns go live. The first one to two weeks are a learning phase where the delivery system needs roughly 50 conversions per ad set to stabilise.

Meaningful optimisation, meaning lower cost per acquisition and improving ROAS, typically compounds over the first 30 to 60 days as we feed the algorithm cleaner signals through the Pixel and the Conversions API and the creative test finds its winner.

We handle it. Creative is the single biggest lever on Meta, so we produce static, carousel and short-form video concepts built for each funnel stage and each placement, then test them systematically and keep what earns.

If you have existing brand assets, product footage or customer content we'll use them, and you don't need an in-house creative team to run with us.

A dedicated account manager, a weekly performance check, a monthly ROAS and CPA report, ongoing creative testing across formats, audience and interest testing, and Meta Pixel plus Conversions API setup. Landing page fixes are handled in-house.

Reporting is tied to revenue, not reach and impressions alone, and the dashboard is live rather than assembled once a month.

Google Ads captures existing demand, meaning people typing the exact query your business can answer. Meta Ads creates demand, putting your brand in front of people who fit your buyer profile before they've started searching.

Most accounts do best running both, with Meta building awareness and consideration and Google capturing the intent that follows. We run them as one coordinated strategy so the budgets reinforce each other rather than compete for the same click.

Yes. We deploy the Meta Pixel and the Conversions API server-side so tracking survives iOS restrictions and ad blockers, then verify events against real purchases and watch Event Match Quality rather than assuming it's fine.

Clean signal is what decides whether Advantage+ scales revenue or spends without a return, so we treat tracking as the foundation everything else rests on.

First, the honest context: auction prices, seasonality and demand in your market all affect outcomes, and none of those are fully in our control. What is in our control is the funnel structure, the tracking accuracy, the creative pipeline, and how fast we spot and fix what isn't working.

We agree the benchmark before month one begins. If we're not trending toward it by the end of month one, we don't invoice month two's management fee until we are. If it still isn't moving, we'll tell you plainly whether the target was realistic for your market.

There are no lock-in contracts. You can cancel at the end of any month, and because the campaigns live in your own Business Manager, everything we've built stays yours.

Fair question. Wegile DGTL is new; the team isn't. For over a decade we ran paid social as the in-house marketing team at our parent company, Wegile, a software development business, and for its clients. What's actually new is the structure: a dedicated marketing company with benchmarks in the contract and no lock-ins.

Meta Business Partner status is held today and means the accounts and the spend behind them are verified by Meta directly rather than self-declared. If you want to speak to references before signing anything, just ask on the first call.