Strategy
One Meta plan that sets the objective, offer, budget split, and role of each placement before anything is built.
Our Meta ads management gives Toronto and GTA businesses one accountable plan across Facebook, Instagram and Messenger, built on Meta Pixel and Conversions API tracking so every lead and sale is counted. Below you will find what is included, how Advantage+ campaigns fit in, a 90-day timeline, what drives cost, and answers to common questions.
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Meta ads management is the work of running that whole system as one: a clean account structure, Meta Pixel and Conversions API tracking that records real leads and sales, Advantage+ campaigns used where automation helps, and a steady programme of creative testing. As a Meta ads agency for Toronto businesses, we plan the combined platform first, then decide what each placement should do.
If you need depth on one network, our Facebook lead generation and retargeting campaigns and our Reels, Stories and Shopping ads on Instagram each have their own page. This page covers how the two are planned, tracked, and paid for together.
One Meta plan that sets the objective, offer, budget split, and role of each placement before anything is built.
Custom audiences from your customer list and site visitors, lookalikes, and Advantage+ audience where broad targeting performs better.
Several angles, formats, and aspect ratios per offer, so Meta has real options to test across feeds, Stories, and Reels.
A simple, consolidated structure: few campaigns, clear naming, and the right mix of Advantage+ and manual campaigns for your goal.
Meta Pixel and Conversions API set up together, with deduplicated events, so leads and purchases are still counted when browsers block cookies.
Budgets, placements, and creative reviewed against cost per result, with changes batched so campaigns are not pushed back into learning.
We define your audience, offer, and the results that matter, then decide what Facebook and Instagram each contribute.
We create campaigns, audiences, and Pixel and Conversions API tracking inside your own Meta account.
We launch multiple creatives across placements and let the data pick winners.
We put more budget behind what works and cut what does not.
Creative, targeting, and tracking working together, in an account you own.
We review the ad account, fix Pixel and Conversions API events, verify your domain, and agree the one result campaigns will optimise for.
Campaigns go live. Meta needs roughly 50 optimisation events per ad set in a week to leave the learning phase, so costs move around at first.
With delivery stable, we test new hooks, formats, and offers against the early winners and move budget toward the placements that convert.
By now there is enough data to judge cost per result honestly. We scale what is profitable in steps, or change the offer if it is not.
You pay two things: ad spend, which goes straight to Meta, and a management fee. Our fee starts from $350 a month, and the full plans are on our PPC management pricing page.
Straight answers, no jargon. Anything else on your mind? Just ask.
Meta Ads is the whole advertising system, and Facebook Ads is one part of it. Meta owns Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and the Audience Network, and all of them are bought from one Ads Manager account. Facebook Ads usually means campaigns that run on Facebook placements only. Most accounts we manage use both networks under one plan.
Usually not. Meta performs best when one campaign can deliver across both networks and move budget to the cheaper result. What we do separate is the creative: vertical video for Reels and Stories, and different formats for the Facebook feed. We only split campaigns by network when the audiences or offers are truly different.
Our management fee starts from $350 a month, with ad spend paid separately and directly to Meta. Across the Toronto market, agencies typically charge anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars a month, or a percentage of spend. Our PPC pricing plans show exactly what each tier includes, plus prepay discounts.
Enough for each ad set to record conversions every week. A useful rule: take your expected cost per lead or sale and multiply it by the results you need for Meta to learn, ideally close to 50 a week per ad set. If that number is out of reach, we optimise for an earlier step and consolidate campaigns, then scale as results come in.
Yes, you should run both. The Meta Pixel records events in the visitor's browser, where ad blockers, cookie limits, and iOS privacy settings hide a share of them. The Conversions API sends the same events from your server or site platform. With both in place and deduplicated, Meta sees more of your real conversions and optimises delivery more accurately.
Most accounts need some of each. Advantage+ campaigns let Meta automate audiences, placements, and budget, and they tend to work well once tracking is reliable and there is conversion history to learn from. Manual campaigns still earn their place for tight local areas, retargeting, exclusions, and new accounts with little data. We test both against the same cost per result.
You do. We work inside your own Meta Business portfolio with partner access, your card pays Meta directly, and the pixel, custom audiences, and campaign history stay in your account. If you ever move on, you remove our access and keep everything. If an earlier agency built your ads in their account, we help you set up one you control.
Yes, and it is usually better than starting fresh. An established account carries pixel data, audiences, and performance history that Meta keeps learning from. We audit the structure, tracking, and past results first, keep what is working, and rebuild the rest in stages so delivery is not interrupted while the changes go in.
Against real outcomes such as leads, purchases, or sign-ups, not reach or likes. Each month you get a performance report showing spend, results, and cost per result, broken down by campaign, network, and creative. Where we can, we compare Meta's numbers with your own lead and order records, because platform-reported conversions and actual sales rarely match exactly.
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