Paid ads · demand, not prospecting
Someone just asked for a Google Ads manager.
Ad management requests come with numbers: monthly spend, target ROAS, the platform that is not working. FirstAsk extracts them, checks the post is still open and matches it to the spend levels you actually take on.
Asked in public, as people phrased it
Illustrative
“City tourism board RFP: paid search and social management, 12 months.”
Paid ads3h ago
“Spending $40k/month on Meta with a 1.8 ROAS. Need someone better than our current agency.”
Paid ads7h ago
“Google Ads audit for a B2B SaaS. We think we are wasting half the budget.”
Paid ads11h ago
“Launching in three new markets, need paid social run from day one.”
Paid ads15h ago
“Amazon PPC for a supplements brand, 200 ASINs.”
Paid ads19h ago
Why it fits
Monthly spend and fee expectations are pulled into the budget fields, so a $500 a month ask never reaches a shop with a $5k floor.
Tourism boards, universities and municipalities put media management out to tender. Those come with closing dates and portals.
Google, Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok and Amazon are named in the evidence and drive boost keywords.
Recent paid ads leads · illustrative
Municipal tourism board seeking a managed-ads partner. $60k annual media plus fee. Two references, W-9, sealed bids.
Public university seeking an agency of record for paid search, social and programmatic. Annual media ~$450k. Mandatory pre-bid call.
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