iGaming Paid Media
Account warm-up, compliant LPs, tracking architecture, creative design — a delivery system designed around bans as inevitable events. Backups built ahead of time, recovery rehearsed ahead of time, rebuild costs absorbed by us; every figure below is a service commitment, not marketing talk.
SERVICE COMMITMENTS — The figures above are operating standards and commitments written into our scope of work, not performance data; performance numbers are only ever quoted from measured results.
Most agencies lose the moment one account dies and everything grinds to a halt. Our difference isn't sales talk — it's architecture.
3 BMs × 3 ad accounts × 3 campaign sets on permanent hot standby. If any single point gets banned, we switch to backup and resume delivery within 30 minutes — your entire business is never staked on one account.
A three-phase warm-up process: warm-up, small test spends, gradual scaling — logging risk-control responses at every step. Scaling a fresh account straight away is the most common way accounts die; we don't gamble your budget on luck.
Pixel + CAPI dual-track dedup on the same event_id (EMQ measured at 6–7 on our own sites), with Postback first-deposit reporting aligned to the optimization goal — what you see is true FTD ROAS, not surface-level click costs.
The foundation of every campaign. Accounts only live long when the environment is clean and the history is credible.
Passing review and converting aren't a trade-off — they're two engineering goals on the same page.
You can't optimize numbers that don't reconcile. First account for every conversion, then talk scale.
Creatives are consumables. A testing framework and monitoring are what let you swap them faster than they decay.
The 14 days aren't a ritual — they're the shortest path to letting platform risk control get to know the account. Skip them and you usually pay with a longer rebuild.
The new account operates like a normal business: completing profile details, posting everyday content and engaging — building a credible history. No ad delivery whatsoever in this phase.
Low-budget ads clear review and run traffic while we log platform risk-control responses daily; any anomaly gets resolved before moving forward — no forcing through.
Budget rises only after stability checks pass, while the account is slotted into the 3-3-3 redundancy architecture with the switchover process verified through drills.
Fully warmed accounts start carrying the primary budget; the next batch of backups enters warm-up, rotation never stops, and there's always a live account on hand.
Environment setup in as fast as 7 working days | 14-day warm-up runs in parallel with LP / tracking work — no stacked waiting
Market and product inventory, health check on existing accounts, budget and KPI alignment
3-3-3 redundancy structure, domain and LP layout, tracking and postback design
BM creation, warm-up kickoff, compliant LP deployment, Pixel / CAPI / Postback configuration
Gradual scaling, creative rotation testing, regular reporting — fee tiers fully transparent
What each of the three phases does and why not a single day can be cut — broken down in full above on this page.
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Landing PagesHow approval rate and conversion rate coexist on the same page — the full landing page service and pricing.
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TrackingFull build details for Pixel + CAPI dual-track, Postback first-deposit reporting and EMQ optimization.
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Ads buy today's traffic, SEO grows the free kind, and tracking measures both properly — three complementary pieces, none replacing another.
Stop the ads and the traffic stops; SEO is the asset that stays. The same playbook that took our own new site to 6.5× impressions and 88% indexation in 28 days.
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Paid MediaPlaybooks and fee tiers for Meta, Google, TikTok and LINE — the complete map of our managed ad services.
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TrackingWhen third-party numbers don't reconcile, optimization is guesswork. Attribute FTD back to every click, with ads and SEO sharing one set of true data.
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Every dollar of managed spend should be attributable — field notes on same-event_id dual-send and a measured EMQ of 6–7.
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RetentionAds bringing people in is only the first half — member retention decides LTV. System design for pairing managed ads with member automation.
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Send over your current account status, market and budget — we'll come back with a redundancy architecture and a trial plan; check fee tiers on the pricing page first.
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