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Facebook and Instagram stop being a cost and start producing enquiries.

Gully Sales runs your Meta advertising end to end: the audiences worth interrupting, the creative that stops the scroll, the offer people respond to, and the tracking that shows which ad produced which enquiry.

  • Every enquiry traced to the ad, audience and creative that produced it.
  • Creative tested on a rotation plan, not replaced whenever results dip.
  • Cost per qualified enquiry reported monthly, beside spend and pipeline.

Gully Sales Private Limited works with businesses across India, and the Meta account, audiences and pixel stay in your company's name.

In one paragraph

What is Meta Advertising Services for Indian SMBs?

Meta advertising is paid reach on Facebook and Instagram, aimed at buyers who are not searching for you yet. Gully Sales sets the objective, rebuilds the account structure, defines audiences, produces and rotates creative, repairs conversion tracking, and reports cost per qualified enquiry. Indian SMBs get campaigns tied to pipeline, not to likes and reach.

The problem

Your ads reach thousands of people and your sales team feels nothing.

You are spending on Facebook and Instagram every month. The reports show reach, impressions and a healthy number of clicks. What they do not show is a single conversation your sales team can trace back to an ad. Someone sends a WhatsApp message, someone fills the form, and nobody knows which ad brought them. So the spend continues, because stopping it feels risky, and the decision to increase it never gets made, because nothing proves it would return more.

You will recognise it as

  • The Meta report shows reach and engagement, and your sales register shows no matching enquiries.
  • Leads from instant forms arrive in a spreadsheet nobody opens, or an inbox nobody owns.
  • The same three creatives have been running for months because nobody has time to make new ones.
  • Results fell after a change to the account and nobody can say which change caused it.
  • Your pixel fires on every page, so every visit looks like a conversion and none of them are.
  • Enquiries that arrive through Instagram messages and WhatsApp are never counted as leads at all.

What it costs the business

  • Budget is set by nerve rather than evidence: you spend what you spent last month, because you cannot prove a larger number would return more.
  • Meta delivers toward whatever event you send it, so a badly set up account becomes very good at producing cheap clicks and poor buyers.
  • Sales stops taking Facebook leads seriously, and the genuine enquiries are lost among the ones that were never qualified.
  • Creative fatigue is mistaken for a saturated audience, so audiences keep being changed while the tired advertisement stays.

Why it persists. Meta rewards the account that is fed clean data and fresh creative, and penalises the one that is not, quietly, through delivery. Most SMBs manage neither, because both need someone who owns the account week after week. Tracking was set up once, before consent rules and browser changes broke it. Creative is made when somebody finds time. The person running the ads is usually the person running everything else, so the account is opened when results drop and left alone when they do not.

If it stays unresolved. Costs rise slowly and quietly. The same money reaches fewer of the right people each quarter as the creative ages, and because nothing is measured against a baseline, the drift is only noticed when a month is bad enough to argue about. Eventually the account is paused, and the conclusion drawn is that Facebook does not work for this business.

What changes

You can name the ad that produced this month's enquiries.

In the first weeks

  • One objective per campaign, written down, with the single event that counts as success.
  • Conversion tracking rebuilt so a lead is recorded once, from the browser and from the server.
  • A creative set built for feed, Reels and Stories, in the languages your buyers actually read.

In how the work runs

  • Every instant form, message and click-to-WhatsApp enquiry lands with a named owner the same day.
  • A weekly optimisation routine with a written log of what changed in the account, and why.

In sales and marketing

  • Cost per qualified enquiry from Meta, kept separate from cost per click and cost per lead.
  • Spend moved between audiences and creatives on evidence, not on the last conversation held.

In what management can see

  • A monthly report tying spend to enquiries, qualified leads and pipeline created.

Over the longer term

  • A tested creative library and audience list you own, which survives any change of agency.

Gully Sales controls the account structure, the audiences, the creative, the tracking and the optimisation routine. What an enquiry is worth depends on your pricing, your product and how quickly your team calls back. We commit to the work and to honest reporting, never to a revenue or lead figure.

Who it is for

Who Meta advertising suits, and when to start.

The businesses it suits

  • Consumer brands, retailers and D2C businesses whose buyers decide from a phone in the evening.
  • Clinics, studios, showrooms and service firms that need enquiries from a defined local area.
  • B2B companies with a visual or demonstrable offer whose buyers show interest online.
  • Businesses already spending on Meta whose reports stop at reach, clicks and engagement.
  • Companies with somebody who can answer a WhatsApp enquiry the same working day.
  • Multi-branch and franchise businesses that need enquiry volume reported by location.

What usually prompts the call

  • A new product, collection or branch needs demand from people who have not heard of you.
  • Your agency changed and results changed with it, and nobody can explain the difference.
  • Lead volume looks healthy on Meta and the sales team says almost none of it is real.
  • You want to raise spend but have no evidence that a larger budget would return more.
  • Tracking broke during a website rebuild and conversions have not been recorded since.

What Gully Sales does

The work, component by component.

Objective and offer

We settle what Meta is being asked to do — enquiries, bookings, orders, or reach for a launch — and what the person on the other side gets in return for their attention. One objective per campaign, one event that counts as success, and an offer worth stopping the scroll for.

Why it matters:
Meta delivers toward the event you choose. Choose engagement and it will reliably find people who engage and never buy.
You receive:
A one-page objective and offer brief, naming the conversion event each campaign optimises toward.
Business value:
Spend points at the outcome you care about from the first day, instead of at the metric that is easiest to report.

Account and pixel audit

We go through the existing ad account, pixel, events and datasets: what is firing, what is duplicated, what has been broken since the last website change. We check the Conversions API, event match quality, attribution settings, and any conversion being counted twice.

Why it matters:
Delivery cannot be better than the data it learns from, and most accounts have been quietly reporting the wrong thing for months.
You receive:
A written audit of the account and tracking, with a fix list ordered by what distorts reporting most.
Business value:
You stop making budget decisions on numbers that were never sound in the first place.

Audiences and signals

We define who is worth interrupting: interest and behaviour audiences for cold reach, lookalikes built from your own customer and enquiry lists, and exclusions so you stop paying to reach people who already bought. Locations, languages and devices are set to match how your buyers behave.

Why it matters:
On Meta nobody is searching for you. The audience and the creative together do the work a keyword does on search.
You receive:
An audience map with source lists, exclusions, geography and the retention window for each.
Business value:
Who sees your advertising becomes a choice you made, rather than a setting the platform chose for you.

Campaign structure and budget

We arrange campaigns, ad sets and ads so budget and learning are not split across a dozen near-identical groups. Budget is allocated by objective and stage — reach for new audiences, response for warm ones — with bidding set to match how many enquiries your team can actually handle.

Why it matters:
A tidy structure lets delivery learn from enough conversions to work sensibly; a fragmented one starves every ad set of data.
You receive:
A campaign structure and budget allocation sheet, with bidding and delivery settings recorded.
Business value:
The same budget produces steadier results, and a change to one campaign no longer disturbs the rest.

Creative and copy

We produce the advertisements themselves: hooks written for a scrolling reader, static and video formats built for feed, Reels and Stories, in the language mix your buyers read. Creative is planned in batches, so something new is always ready to rotate in before the current set tires.

Why it matters:
On Meta the creative is the targeting. A tired advertisement raises your costs long before the audience is exhausted.
You receive:
A creative set per campaign with copy variants, plus a rotation calendar and a testing plan.
Business value:
Costs stay stable for longer, and you learn which message moves your buyer, not only which one you liked.

Destination and follow-up

We decide where the click goes — a landing page, an instant form, or a click-to-WhatsApp conversation — and make that destination match the advertisement that earned it. Enquiries are routed to a named owner with the source attached, so nothing waits in a shared inbox or an unopened download.

Why it matters:
Most Meta budgets are not lost in the auction. They are lost between the enquiry arriving and somebody responding to it.
You receive:
A working destination for each campaign, with routing rules and the fields your sales team needs.
Business value:
Enquiries reach a person while the buyer still remembers seeing the advertisement.

Weekly creative and delivery review

Each week we review delivery, creative fatigue, audience overlap and cost per result, make a small number of deliberate changes, and write down what we changed. Each month you get a report tying spend to enquiries and pipeline, with a recommendation to hold, shift or scale.

Why it matters:
Accounts decay. Without a routine, changes are made in a rush after a bad week and nobody can trace what caused what.
You receive:
A weekly optimisation log and a monthly performance report written in plain language.
Business value:
You always know what was changed in your account, what it cost and what it returned.

What you will have at the end.

  • A written objective and offer brief, naming the conversion event each campaign optimises toward.
  • A Meta account and tracking audit covering pixel, Conversions API and event quality, with a fix list.
  • An audience map: interest and behaviour sets, lookalike sources, exclusions and retention windows.
  • A campaign structure and budget allocation sheet, with bidding and delivery settings recorded.
  • A creative set per campaign — statics, video cuts and copy variants — with a rotation calendar.
  • A tested destination for each campaign: landing page, instant form or click-to-WhatsApp flow.
  • Lead routing rules that send every enquiry to a named owner with its campaign source attached.
  • A weekly optimisation log recording each change made, the reason for it and what followed.
  • A monthly report linking spend to enquiries, qualified leads, pipeline created and cost per lead.
  • The creative library and audience lists, held in your own Business Manager and handed over to you.

How it runs

The engagement, step by step.

  1. 1

    Objective, numbers and offer

    We start from the enquiry volume your revenue target needs and work back to what Meta has to contribute. We agree the objective, the offer, the conversion event that counts as success, and the budget range the plan assumes.

    You provide:
    Your revenue target, average order or deal value, and how many enquiries your sales team can handle in a month.
    We produce:
    The objective and offer brief, with Meta's contribution stated as a monthly enquiry number.
    Done when:
    You and we agree the number Meta is being asked to produce.
  2. 2

    Account and pixel audit

    We audit the existing ad account, the pixel and server events, attribution settings and past campaign data. We identify what is broken, what is duplicated, and what can be reused rather than rebuilt.

    You provide:
    Access to the ad account, Business Manager, website and analytics, plus past reports if any exist.
    We produce:
    A written audit with a prioritised fix list and a baseline of your current results.
    Done when:
    Tracking records one clean conversion per enquiry, from browser and from server.
  3. 3

    Audience and creative plan

    We define the audiences, write the messages, and plan formats and placements. Creative is planned as a set with variants to test against each other, not as one advertisement to launch and hope for.

    You provide:
    Customer and enquiry lists, product photographs or footage, brand assets, and approval on messages.
    We produce:
    The audience map, the creative brief and the first batch of advertisements with copy variants.
    Done when:
    The first campaign set is approved and ready to build.
  4. 4

    Build and launch

    We build campaigns, ad sets and advertisements inside your own account, connect the destinations and routing, run test enquiries end to end, and then launch.

    You provide:
    Confirmation of who owns incoming enquiries and how quickly that person can respond.
    We produce:
    Live campaigns, working destinations, and a routing path tested with real submissions.
    Done when:
    A test enquiry reaches the right person with its campaign source recorded.
  5. 5

    Learning and first optimisation

    Campaigns are left to gather enough conversions to deliver sensibly before anything is judged. We watch delivery and creative fatigue, hold changes to a planned few, and record every one of them.

    You provide:
    Weekly feedback from sales on which enquiries were worth calling and which were not.
    We produce:
    A weekly optimisation log and the first honest read against the recorded baseline.
    Done when:
    Each campaign has left its learning phase and results are stable enough to compare.
  6. 6

    Review, report and scale

    Each month we report spend against enquiries, qualified leads and pipeline created, and recommend where to hold, shift or scale. Creative is refreshed on the rotation plan rather than in a panic after a poor week.

    You provide:
    Closed-won and closed-lost outcomes for the enquiries Meta produced.
    We produce:
    The monthly performance report and next month's creative and budget plan.
    Done when:
    You set the next month's budget from evidence rather than from habit.

Ways to work with us

Start with an audit, or run the account with us.

Meta account audit and plan

A review of your existing account, tracking and results, with the objective, audience map, creative direction and fix list written up for your own team or agency to act on.

Account rebuild and launch

We set the account up properly once — structure, tracking, audiences, first creative set, destinations and routing — and hand it back running, with the weekly routine documented.

Ongoing campaign management

We run the account week to week: creative production and rotation, optimisation, routing checks, and a monthly report that ties spend to enquiries and pipeline.

Why Gully Sales

What you are actually choosing when you choose us.

We start from your revenue number, not from the ad account.

Before a campaign is built we work out how many enquiries Meta has to produce for your target to be reachable. That number decides the budget, the offer, and whether Meta is the right channel for you at all.

Tracking is treated as part of the job, not as your problem.

Pixel, server events, attribution settings and lead routing are audited and repaired as part of the work. We would rather report a smaller true number than a large one nobody in the room trusts.

Creative is produced here, at the pace the platform needs.

Copy, statics and video cuts are made in batches and rotated on a plan. You are not left waiting on a designer while frequency climbs and your cost per result rises quietly.

We say when Meta is the wrong channel.

Some offers need search intent, a field sales team or a dealer network instead. Gully Sales works across marketing, sales and channels, so we have no reason to sell you a Meta budget you should not spend.

The account, the audiences and the creative stay yours.

Everything is built inside your own Business Manager and handed over with the routine written down. If you change agency later, you keep the assets and the lists you have paid for.

Where it applies

The same service, in different businesses.

D2C and fashion retail

The situation:
A consumer brand sells steadily to people who already know it, and each new collection reaches the same familiar audience on the same tired creative.
How it applies:
Interest and lookalike audiences carry the new collection, catalogue and video creative are rotated by format, and existing buyers are excluded from prospecting.
Likely benefit:
New buyers enter at a cost you can compare with repeat-customer revenue, and each launch has reach that does not depend on the existing list.

Clinics and healthcare

The situation:
A clinic depends on doctor referrals and neighbourhood walk-ins, and midweek appointment slots go unused while the phone stays quiet.
How it applies:
Tightly drawn local audiences, plain educational creative that respects the platform's health rules, and click-to-WhatsApp enquiries routed to the front desk.
Likely benefit:
Appointment enquiries arrive from a defined catchment, and the front desk can see which advertisement each caller responded to.

Interiors, home services and property

The situation:
Enquiries come from portals at a price that keeps rising, and the same lead is sold to several competitors at the same time.
How it applies:
Project photography and short walkthrough video build a warm audience, with instant forms qualifying on location, scope and readiness before any call.
Likely benefit:
You build an enquiry source you own, and your team spends its calls on prospects who have already seen the standard of your work.

B2B manufacturing and industrial

The situation:
The buying group is small and specific, the cycle is long, and marketing is judged on enquiry counts that take months to become orders.
How it applies:
Behaviour-based audiences carry product demonstrations and application videos, instant forms feed the CRM, and retargeting holds on visitors to specification pages.
Likely benefit:
Your company becomes familiar to a buying committee before the first sales call, and pipeline created is tracked apart from enquiry volume.

Multi-branch retail and franchise

The situation:
One national campaign runs on behalf of every branch, so a strong location subsidises a weak one and no franchisee can see their own numbers.
How it applies:
Campaigns are split by location with separate budgets, local creative and routing to each branch, then reported branch by branch.
Likely benefit:
Each branch sees its own enquiries and cost per enquiry, and budget moves toward the locations able to convert it.

Proof

Work we can point to.

France Fox, fashion brand

The problem:
The brand needed to be seen by more of the right shoppers online and to grow beyond the customers who already knew it.
What we did:
Gully Sales worked on targeted strategies for modern retail, covering online visibility and the operations behind the brand.
The result:
The case study describes a fashion brand scaled with improved online visibility and streamlined operations. No figures are published.
Read the case study

Questions buyers ask

Before you enquire, the answers you will want.

How is Meta advertising different from Google Ads for my business?

Google Ads reaches people already searching for what you sell, so the demand exists and you are competing to capture it. Meta reaches people who are not looking yet, through interest, behaviour and lookalike audiences, so the advertisement itself has to create the interest. Search suits urgent, defined needs. Meta suits visual offers, launches and buyers who decide from a phone. Most businesses eventually need both, in different proportions.

What conversion data and budget do you need before optimisation can work?

Delivery improves once a campaign records a steady flow of the same conversion event, so the budget has to be large enough for that event to happen regularly. If your conversion is a purchase and you sell rarely, we optimise toward an earlier event, such as a qualified enquiry, and measure the sale separately alongside it. At the audit stage we tell you whether your current spend supports the objective you want.

How long before we can judge whether the campaigns are working?

Long enough for each campaign to leave its learning phase and gather enough conversions to compare, which depends on your budget, your conversion event and how many campaigns run at once. We will not name a fixed number of weeks before we have seen the account. What we will do is agree the comparison window in advance and report against it, rather than declare a winner after one good week.

What do you need from us to run this?

Access to your ad account and Business Manager, the website and analytics, and your customer or enquiry lists for lookalike audiences. Product photographs or footage, and somebody who can approve messages without a long committee. Most importantly, a named person who answers enquiries during working hours. Campaigns that produce leads nobody calls will read as poor performance, whatever the account is doing.

How is success measured?

Against the baseline we record before changing anything. Weekly we watch delivery, creative fatigue and cost per result. Monthly we report reach quality, response rate, leads, qualified leads, cost per qualified lead and pipeline created, with your sales team's view of lead quality included. When a number moves, the report says what changed in the account that month, so cause and effect stay visible.

What is excluded from the scope?

Media spend, which you pay to Meta directly. Website development beyond the campaign landing page, unless agreed separately. Organic posting on your Facebook and Instagram pages, community management and influencer work, which are separate services. We also do not run the sales conversation itself: we deliver the enquiry, with its source attached, to the person you name.

Do you produce the creative, or do we?

We write the copy and produce statics and short video cuts from the material you have, and we plan the rotation so new work is ready before the current set tires. If you have an in-house designer or a brand studio already, we brief them and test what they produce. What we do not do is run the same three advertisements for six months, which is what quietly raises costs.

The leads we get from Facebook are poor quality. Can that be fixed?

Usually, though not always with the same fix. Poor leads often come from an instant form that asks for nothing, an offer that attracts curiosity rather than intent, or an event the account was told to optimise for that has little to do with buying. We add qualifying questions, change the offer, or move optimisation to a deeper event. Sometimes the honest answer is that this audience cannot afford your product.

1 more question

Can Meta advertising work for a B2B business?

It can, where your buyer can be described by interest and behaviour rather than only by job title, and where the offer is visual or can be demonstrated. It works better for building familiarity and for retargeting than for reaching a narrow committee cold. If your buyer list is small and precise, we will say so and point you toward search, LinkedIn or direct outreach instead.

Talk to us

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