Paid social agency for multi-platform campaigns

We manage paid social strategy, creative testing, media buying, and optimization as one connected system. Our team treats your ad spend like it’s their own.

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What inBeat’s paid social team manages

Campaign strategy & account structure

Paid social gets harder to scale when account structure does not reflect the customer journey. We audit your account, define audiences, separate funnel stages, and structure campaigns around acquisition goals. 
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Multi-platform management

No single platform fits every audience or buying journey. Our team manages campaigns across Meta, TikTok, Pinterest, and other paid social platforms based on where your audience converts.

Creative testing

Creative usually changes faster than the media plan around it. We run weekly structured testing cycles, compare new concepts against clear controls, scale winners, and replace underperforming assets.

Budget & bid management

More spend does not always create more efficient growth. Our team adjusts budgets and bids based on CPA, ROAS, and campaign-level performance as spend scales.

Retargeting & funnel management

Most customers do not convert after one impression. We build retargeting audiences around website visits, product interactions, and purchase intent, then manage how prospects move toward purchase.

Monthly performance reporting

Reporting should turn performance data into clear campaign and creative decisions. Our dashboards track ROAS, CPA, CTR, and CPM, with campaign- and creative-level recommendations for the next cycle. 

Landing page optimization

Paid media cannot compensate for a weak post-click experience. We review landing page copy, structure, speed, and conversion paths so your campaign traffic has a clearer route to action.

Multi-market campaigns

National campaigns need consistency without treating every market the same. We manage multiple US markets through one strategy team and adapt execution based on local demand, audience behavior, and performance.

How our paid social process works

Step 01

Free account audit

First, we review your spend, targeting, creative, campaign structure, and performance to find wasted budget and missed opportunities. Once the gaps are clear, we turn the audit into priorities for the first campaign cycle.

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Step 02

Build & launch

We rebuild with structure. We set up campaigns, write ad copy, and align landing pages so everything works together from day one.

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Step 03

Launch and optimization

Once campaigns go live, we adjust bids, budgets, targeting, and creative against CPA, ROAS, and campaign-level performance. Each testing cycle then informs what we scale, cut, or test next.

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Why brands choose a dedicated paid social media agency

Almost every in-house team can run a campaign. However, only a few can run one profitably at scale across multiple platforms while keeping up with continuous creative testing and frequent algorithm updates. Paid social works better when it is treated as a dedicated discipline.

inBeat Agency’s paid social team focuses exclusively on paid social, with dedicated attention to media buying, creative iteration, and performance analysis. This specialization supports tighter CPAs, faster testing cycles, and reporting tied to business outcomes.

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The inBeat model vs. traditional paid social management

The inBeat model

  • Weekly creative testing tied to campaign performance
  • Platform mix based on audience fit and conversion data
  • CPA and ROAS reporting at campaign and creative level
  • One strategy team across multiple US markets
  • Landing page review built into campaign planning

The traditional agency problem

  • Creative tested at launch and refreshed too slowly
  • Platform choices based on existing agency capabilities
  • Reporting centered on spend, reach, and impressions
  • Fragmented teams or vendors across markets
  • Media managed without reviewing the post-click experience

Industries we work with

DTC & ecommerce

Show the product in use. We create demos, unboxing videos, comparisons, and testimonial-led ads that make the buying decision easier.

CPG & beauty

Make product benefits easy to see. Routine-based creative, creator reviews, product close-ups, and application demos show products in context.

Health & wellness

Explain the product without making the ad feel clinical. We create educational UGC, product demonstrations, and customer stories that show how products fit into everyday routines.

Hospitality & travel

Let people experience the destination before they book. Property tours, guest POVs, amenity content, and destination-led creative show the experience before booking.

Technology & SaaS

Make complex products easier to understand. We use workflow demos, dashboard views, and integration examples to show how the product fits into daily work.

Mobile apps

Show what using the app actually feels like. Onboarding flows, creator-led demos, and in-app scenarios make the product experience visible in-feed.

Connected services that support paid social

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Creator marketing agency

Pair paid media with creator-made assets built for testing.

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Paid social agency Miami

Extend national strategy with market-specific paid social support.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do you decide when to scale spend versus hold budget?

How do you decide whether a new paid social channel is worth testing?

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