Ads on a Budget

If you're already running paid campaigns on Meta, TikTok, YouTube, or OTT platforms like Hulu and Disney+, you know the landscape isn’t about just being online anymore—it’s about showing up with content that performs. Organic reach is fleeting, CPMs fluctuate, and attention spans are brutal. So the creative has to pull weight. I personally always thought that if you have the budget, it’s easy to show your content to your audience. When in fact the most difficult part of campaign marketing is producing quality content. That's where I come in.

Marino’s ad playing on Hulu across Long Island

My shoot with Marino proved to be a great introduction of the Four Ever Smile to a younger audience. A quick, laid back shoot done in just 3 hours gave results on Hulu that we originally underestimated.

Hulu’s quickly become a great, affordable alternative to cable broadcast. The best part is there’s no sales reps to deal with and the user dashboard is very intuitive and powerful. It’s been a secret weapon in my arsenal when presenting new proposals.

Prior to launch, establishing demographics, location targeting, and user interests, help refine your campaign and save on spend.
Ad interactions and conversion results are tracked from our landing pages which are then compared with the original campaign parameters.

If you’ve got your Meta pixel, Google Tag Manager, and conversion events dialed in, then you already know the power of feeding platforms data they can actually use. But if your creative isn't holding attention or driving clicks, all that targeting and tracking doesn't matter. Content is the lever that moves the metrics.

The best part? You don’t need agency retainers or massive spend to compete. Strategic, high-impact content at a manageable price point can deliver real, trackable ROI—especially when paired with smart audience targeting and solid back-end data.

So if you're serious about scaling and want video that actually performs—not just looks nice—I’m ready to plug in.