Paid social budget, allocated by what actually converts

Cross-platform social ad management spanning Meta, LinkedIn, and emerging platforms, unified under one reporting view.

Quick answer

Social media advertising here means managing paid campaigns across Meta, LinkedIn, and other relevant platforms as one connected budget and reporting system, rather than as separate, disconnected accounts.

What is Social Media Advertising?

Social media advertising here means managing paid campaigns across Meta, LinkedIn, and other relevant platforms as one connected budget and reporting system - a shared pool moved toward whichever platform is converting, not fixed splits agreed once and left alone.

Running each platform as a separate silo has a real cost: each optimises its own numbers, nobody decides where the next dollar should actually go, and budget decisions get made without the full picture.

It's different from running Meta Ads or LinkedIn Marketing as single-platform services - this is specifically for businesses that want paid budget across multiple platforms managed as one system with unified reporting, rather than each platform run and reported on independently.

Common problems we solve

Budget stays fixed per platform

Spend does not move toward whichever platform and campaign is actually converting.

No unified view across platforms

Comparing performance means exporting and reconciling reports from separate dashboards by hand.

Compliance discovered after the fact

Platform-specific policy issues surface per-platform instead of being managed centrally.

Creative assumed to transfer across platforms

A format and message built for Meta gets reused on LinkedIn without testing whether it actually works there.

New platforms tested in isolation

An emerging platform gets tried without being measured against the same framework as existing channels.

Everything covered in this service

Cross-Platform Budget Allocation

A shared budget pool moved to whichever platform is converting, with platform-specific bid and format management.

Audience & Lookalike Strategy

Cross-platform audience mapping from the same customer data, with lookalike seed lists built from best customers.

Creative Testing

Format testing per platform - static, video, carousel - with a refresh cadence based on fatigue signals.

Unified Reporting & Compliance

A single reporting view blending performance across platforms, with policy management handled per platform.

Our optimization framework

Audit Platforms

We review existing accounts, audience data, and past performance across every platform in scope.

Build Budget Model

A shared allocation model is built so spend can move between platforms based on performance, not fixed splits.

Plan Creative Tests

A testing plan is built per platform, since format and messaging that work on Meta rarely transfer directly to LinkedIn.

Launch Campaigns

Campaigns launch with consistent tracking so performance is comparable across platforms from day one.

Reallocate Budget

Spend shifts toward whichever platform and campaign is converting, reviewed on an agreed cadence.

Report Unified

Performance is reported in one view, with platform-level detail available underneath it.

What actually changes

BeforeAfter
Budget stays fixed per platform regardless of performanceBudget shifts toward whichever platform is converting
Comparing exports from separate dashboards manuallyOne reporting view across all platforms
Policy violations discovered per-platform after the factCompliance managed centrally across platforms
Creative reused across platforms untestedCreative tested per platform before scaling spend
A new platform tested with no comparison baselineNew platforms measured against the same framework as existing ones

What we report on

Cross-platform ROAS & CPL

Reported in one blended view, with platform-level detail underneath.

Budget movement

Tracked by where spend shifted and what performance data drove the move.

Creative performance by platform

Reported separately, since a format that works on one platform doesn't automatically work on another.

Compliance status

Monitored per platform to catch policy issues before they interrupt delivery.

Tools & platforms

📣Meta Ads Manager
💼LinkedIn Campaign Manager
📊GA4

Industries we optimize for

Built for teams like yours

👥Businesses running paid social on two or more platforms
📊Teams with no unified cross-platform view
💼B2B companies comparing LinkedIn and Meta
🌐Brands testing an emerging platform

Why choose EASI7

We fix tracking before we touch results

Every engagement starts with the same audit we'd run on our own accounts, so the numbers you're optimizing against are actually true.

One accountable team, not siloed vendors

The same team that does this also owns the rest of your stack - no handoff, no blame-shifting between vendors.

Built for how AI search actually works

Everything we build is structured to be extractable by AI answer engines, not just ranked in a list of blue links.

Reporting tied to your own dashboard

Every number we report ties back to GA4/GTM events you can see directly - not a screenshot from a tool you can't independently verify.

We manage the budget as one pool moved by performance, not fixed splits set once and left alone, and we handle platform-specific compliance directly instead of leaving policy risk to whoever built the individual ad.

How to engage us for this

Common questions

No - returns depend on offer, market, and competition, none of which we control. What we commit to is that budget is allocated based on real cross-platform performance data, not fixed splits or guesswork.

Meta and LinkedIn most often, since most B2B and consumer businesses run both. We also manage emerging platforms when a client wants to test one, measured against the same framework as the established channels.

Typically reviewed weekly, with larger shifts made monthly once there's enough data to be confident rather than reacting to short-term noise.

Usually yes, at least partially - a format and message that performs on Meta often needs adjustment for LinkedIn's more professional context. We test rather than assume creative transfers directly.

Yes - this is specifically for businesses that want paid budget across multiple platforms managed as one system with unified reporting, rather than each platform run and reported on independently.

Get in touch

Running paid social on multiple platforms with no unified view?

We'll show you how your budget is actually performing across platforms before recommending how to reallocate it.

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Ready to get started?

We usually reply within 24 hours.

Reference

Social Media Advertising, in detail

Scope, area by area

AreaWhat we deliver
Platforms CoveredMeta, LinkedIn, and emerging platforms where relevant to the audience
Budget ManagementCross-platform allocation reviewed on a set cadence
CreativeTesting plan and refresh cycle per platform
ReportingUnified dashboard blending performance across platforms

How this compares

Managed as One SystemManaged in Platform Silos
Budget shifts toward whichever platform is convertingBudget stays fixed per platform regardless of performance
One reporting view across all platformsComparing exports from separate dashboards manually
Compliance managed centrally across platformsPolicy violations discovered per-platform after the fact

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Cross-Platform AdvertisingUnified ReportingLookalike AudiencesCreative TestingBudget Allocation