Reach the right people. Give them a reason to choose you.
Google and Meta ad management, campaign creative, and landing pages for established businesses. Connect the attention your ads earn to inquiries your team can turn into customers.
One offer, carried from the ad to the inquiry.
Rushes plans the offer, creates the ads and builds or improves the landing page. Before launch, we agree who receives inquiries and how your team will qualify them and arrange the next step. Each part is built for the one that follows it.
- 1Offer → Ad
Give people a reason to care.
Choose the service to promote, the customers it suits and the strongest reason to pick your business. That choice shapes every ad and page.
- 2Ad → Landing page
Keep the promise after the click.
The landing page repeats the offer from the ad, answers the obvious questions and shows relevant work, so visitors don’t have to start over.
- 3Landing page → Inquiry
Make getting in touch easy.
Before launch, we test the agreed form, call or booking route and confirm who receives the inquiry.
- 4Inquiry → Customer
Learn which inquiries become work.
Review inquiry quality with your team and compare it with appointments and sales where your records allow. That decides what to change next.
Google Ads, Meta ads, creative, landing pages and reporting.
Based in Haddon Heights, we work with established businesses across South Jersey and the Philadelphia area. Hire campaign management on its own, or add creative and a landing page. Your proposal lists each service, deliverable and fee before work starts, and ad spend stays separate from Rushes fees.
| Service | What the work includes | What to agree on |
|---|---|---|
| Google AdsReach people searching | Campaign setup and management around the services, searches and locations relevant to your business. | You own the account and approve the budget. |
| Meta adsIntroduce your offer | Facebook and Instagram campaigns with creative that explains the offer and gives people a reason to respond. | Rushes manages the agreed campaigns. |
| CreativeGive the campaign its message | Ad copy and visual assets matched to the offer. Photography, video and additional versions are scoped in the proposal. | You approve the claims and creative. |
| Landing pagesTurn interest into an inquiry | A focused page that answers buyer questions, shows relevant work and makes contacting you easy. | Use a suitable existing page or commission a new one. |
| ReportingKnow what the spend brings back | We track spend and inquiries, then connect them to booked work and revenue where your records allow. That helps us see which campaigns deserve more investment. | Your team confirms sales outcomes. |
Campaign questions
How do we choose an ad budget, and who pays it?
We start with the service you want to sell, the area you serve, the value of a customer and any results from your current ads. Those inputs help us scope a test you can sustain and decide what would justify continuing it. You approve the budget before launch and pay the platforms through your own account and card. Rushes scopes creative, landing pages and management separately.
What should we agree on before spending money on ads?
Agree on the offer, creative, destination, budget, tracking, response coverage and the conditions for pausing spend. Keep the platform budget separate from the scope for creative and management, and define the qualified next step the campaign should create.
Can I hire you just to manage ads?
Yes. Ad management can be a standalone service. We first review your offer, existing creative, destination page and tracking, then explain any work needed before launch. You do not have to buy a new website or a full service package.
When can a campaign launch, and when will we know if it is working?
Launch depends on account access, approved creative, a working destination and verified inquiry tracking. We agree on that preparation and the review period in the project scope. Once ads run, clicks alone do not tell us whether they are working: we need relevant inquiries and your team’s feedback on appointments and sales. Small samples can be inconclusive, so we do not promise a result by a fixed date.
What should a campaign create?
An inquiry about work you want to win. Before launch, agree on the service, customer, area and other requirements that make an inquiry a fit. Then distinguish those inquiries from appointments and sales using your team’s records. A click or form submission alone does not establish a new customer.
Hire campaign management on its own when your creative and website already do their job.
Bring the services together
Plan the photography, ads, landing page and follow-up as one campaign, so each part is made for the others.
Let’s talk about the business you want to grow.
Bring your priority service, target area and any current ads. We’ll discuss what is working, where you want to go, and the campaign support that fits.
Choose a time that works for you.