A boosted post
Your business
We are open this Saturday. Come by!

Reactions arrive. The phone stays quiet.
- It starts from a post you already made
- You get few choices about who sees it and what happens next
- You are left alone with Meta's numbers
Illustration: a map of the streets around "Your business", with a circle over the area where the ad runs. Inside the circle, the neighbors' phones light up one by one with the ad on Facebook or on Instagram. Then they answer, one after another: one calls, one sends a message, one books an appointment and one places an order, and each reaches the business as a notice.
Boosted post or managed ad
If you boosted a post and got reactions but no customers, you did nothing wrong. That button is fast, and it lets you decide very little.
Illustration: on the left, a boosted post that collects reactions. On the right, an ad with a call button that brings a call, a message and a quote request.
A boosted post
Your business
We are open this Saturday. Come by!

Reactions arrive. The phone stays quiet.
An ad built for one job
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Every ad asks for one thing.
Example screens. Your business name goes where it says "Your business".
Two ways to reach a customer
They work in opposite directions. On Google the customer comes looking for you. On Facebook and Instagram you show up in front of the customer.
Start with Google Ads. That is where people are already searching for what you do. See how we manage Google Ads
Start with Facebook and Instagram. Your work goes in photos and video to the people in your area.
Use both. One catches the person who is searching, the other reaches the person who is not searching yet.
Diagram: two paths that end at the same ringing phone. On Google, a person searches and finds your ad. On Facebook and Instagram, a person scrolling sees your ad.
Google Ads
Someone needs a plumber today
They search for one on Google
Your ad answers that search
Good for urgent jobs and for what people already know they need.
Your phone
Your ad, already made
The same ad in three places. Pick where it shows and what people do when they tap it.
Where it shows
What people do
Example: an ad for "Your business" as it would look on Facebook, on Instagram and in stories, and what you receive when someone taps it.
Your businessSponsored
House cleaning in your area. Free quotes this week.

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Example
An example of how it would look. We write the final text with you and use your own photos.
I want my ad in the feedWhat you send us
A stock photo looks like every other ad. Your own work looks like you. What is already on your phone is usually enough to start.
Your gallery

The same room, lawn or haircut, twice. It explains the job without a word.

Neighbors like to see who is coming to their house.

Fifteen seconds of the job being done. We cut it and add the text.

A reason to call this week and not someday.
Turned into an ad
YouThis is what I have on my phone. Does it work?
It works. The before and after goes first.
We turn them into ads sized for the feed and for stories. You approve every one before it runs.
Get a free consultationHow we work

Step 1 of 5
A free consultation about your business, your area and what you have already tried.

Step 2 of 5
Your Facebook page, your Instagram and the ad account get connected. The ad budget is paid straight to Meta, separate from our $300.

Step 3 of 5
We write them and put them together with your photos and videos, in a version for each place they show.

Step 4 of 5
Your ads start showing. We watch the first weeks closely and change what is not working.

Step 5 of 5
A report every month in plain words, and we walk you through it.
Two separate amounts, and you see both.
What you pay us
$300a monthFirst month freeThe $300 covers building and managing your ads on Facebook and Instagram. The first month of management is free; the ad budget is still paid to Meta.
For building and managing your ads on Facebook and Instagram.
What you pay Meta
You decide
Your ad budget is paid straight to Meta. It is separate from our $300.
| When | What usually happens | With |
|---|---|---|
| You boost a post | Reactions come in, and you cannot tell if any of them was a customer. | With Every ad is built for one thing: a call, a message or a quote request. |
| You ask what it will cost | A percentage of what you spend, so the bill grows with your budget. | With A flat $300 a month. Your budget goes straight to Meta. |
| The same ad has run for weeks | It keeps running, and people in your area have already seen it many times. | With We swap the photo and the text before people stop noticing it. |
| You want to know what your money did | A report full of terms nobody explains. | With A report every month in plain words, and we walk you through it. |
| You have a question on a Tuesday afternoon | You send a message to support and wait your turn. | With You call and someone answers. |
| You would rather talk in Spanish | With luck someone translates. If not, it is English or nothing. | With The same service in English and in Spanish. |
Web development
Not a single trick or trendy font. It is a disciplined blend of clarity, performance, trust and intent, because visitors decide whether to stay in seconds.
Marketing
Stop treating two channels as competitors and use them as one search system.
Business
Lower-cost clicks come from a more relevant account, not from slashing bids.
If yours is not here, ask it on the call.
Facebook ads management with Zeruz costs $300 a month, and the first month of management is free. That covers building and managing your ads on Facebook and Instagram. Your ad budget is separate and it is paid straight to Meta.
Facebook ads cost what you decide to spend: you set the budget and Meta shows your ads until it is used up. What each call or message ends up costing depends on your area, your trade and the ad itself, and nobody knows it before the ads run. The first weeks tell you.
They can be, mostly for businesses whose work shows well in a photo or a video and who serve a defined area. Salons, restaurants, remodelers, landscapers and cleaners tend to fit. If people only look for you in an emergency, Google Ads is usually the better place to start, and we will tell you so.
It depends on your area and your trade, and nobody can honestly tell you ahead of time what a budget will bring. We would rather begin small, see which ad gets calls and messages, and raise the budget only if the numbers support it. We look at yours in the consultation.
No. You set a daily budget or a total budget for the campaign, and Meta charges the card when the spending reaches a set amount or on the monthly billing date. With a daily budget Meta may spend a little more on some days and less on others, and it evens out over the week.
Use Google Ads when people already search for what you do, and Facebook and Instagram ads when your work has to be seen first. On Google the customer comes looking for you; on Facebook and Instagram you show up in front of people in your area. Many local businesses end up using both.
No, you do not need an LLC. You need a Facebook page for your business, an ad account and a way to pay. We help you set up all three.
Yes, and it is a clear one. The rules are in writing and in plain sight from the first day, and we go over them with you before you sign.
Ask it here and we reply within 24 hours. If you already know what you want, get your quote and pick a time for your call.
Start with three quick answers