Advertising and creative is the paid ads, brand creative, social management, and content production that bring customers in and keep your business looking consistent everywhere they see it. We're the Facebook ads agency based in Stuart, running Meta and Google Ads for Martin County service businesses and the follow-up behind them, because an ad that brings a lead nobody calls back just hands the job to the next shop.
Ad searches with Stuart in them are rare, so every volume sits at Google's floor, and the answers are thin: a directory ranks first, Facebook posts fill half of page one, and the agency pages that rank were written for other towns. A Stuart owner shopping for ad help gets few local answers.
| Ads searches with the city | Under 10 a month | Facebook ads, meta ads, google ads management and lead generation each read 10, Google's floor |
|---|---|---|
| Who holds the map pack | 3 agencies | DMC Media with 45 reviews, Wake and Make Media with 25, Adaptify Marketing with 22 |
| Who holds page one | Facebook and directories | Expertise.com ranks first, Yelp tenth, and Facebook groups and pages fill five spots between |
| Agency pages that rank | Media Giant Design | Its Port St. Lucie and Palm City pages rank here; no agency website has a Stuart page |
| Nearest ad shops on Maps | Adaptify Marketing | First with 22 reviews; Rubin Design has 11, Everbloom Marketing 5, the next two none |
Google Maps, Google Search and Google Ads data for Stuart, pulled November 2, 2026.
Four parts, one system. Start with what matters most right now, add the rest as you grow, and see exactly what's working every month.
Search ads and Local Services Ads managed against one number: booked jobs.
Facebook and Instagram campaigns with real creative made for your brand.
One visual and voice standard across everything your customers see.
Posted on a real cadence, with comments and messages answered fast.
Video, photo, and post creative produced to your brand standard.
We look at what's already live: your ad accounts, your creative, your social, so you see what's working and what to fix first.
Designed custom around your business, never from a template. You approve the direction early, then we build the rest.
Month to month, no lock-in. We keep the campaigns, the creative, and the content running, and everything we build stays in your accounts.
“We're so grateful for Justyn's help with building the foundation for our system. Without him, we wouldn't have had an effective customer journey for ourselves nor our clients.”
Rapture Marketing
Okeechobee
For Zen Medicine, an Okeechobee med spa, we built the hormone and IV therapy ad campaigns plus a rebuilt website and Instagram, the same set a Stuart practice needs when patients click an ad, then check you out before booking.
“You probably don't have as big of a lead problem as you think you have, but your follow-up is going to be your main problem into why most of your clients are not converting.”
Yes, as long as the ads are built for a small audience, with a tight radius, more versions of each ad and a fast reply to every lead. Stuart's size changes how ads behave more than whether they work. In a big metro, Meta can show one ad to new people for weeks. Around Stuart, Palm City and Jensen Beach, the same neighbors see it again and again, so a good ad wears out sooner and starts costing more per result. We plan for that from the start: several versions cut from one shoot with you on camera, rotated before they go stale. The small audience has an upside too. A Martin County owner whose face shows up in the feed every week, standing in real jobs on streets people know, starts to feel familiar, and familiar is who people call first when something breaks.
Start with Google Ads when people already search for what you do, and with Meta ads when they need to see it before they want it. An AC repair, a leak, a roof after a storm: those customers are typing right now, and the job goes to whoever shows up and answers first. A boat detail, a pool resurfacing, a hormone clinic: most people don't think about those until something puts the idea in front of them, and a feed is good at that. You'll likely end up running both, just not in the first month. We start with the platform that matches how your best jobs already come in, prove it with booked work, then add the second. Splitting a small ad budget across two platforms at the start usually leaves both short of the data they need, and you end up judging each one on too little.
Usually something breaks after the click: the page is slow or generic, the form lands in an inbox nobody checks, or the callback comes the next day. Clicks mean the ad did its job, and booked jobs mean everything behind it did too. When we audit a Stuart account, one of the first tests is simple: we fill out the owner's own form and time the reply. If it takes hours, that homeowner has already called two other shops, and one of them picked up. The fix is a landing page that matches the ad, a text back within a minute, a call within five, and a follow-up that keeps trying for days when they don't answer. We repair that chain before spending more on ads, because more clicks into a leaky process only make the leak bigger and the account look worse.
Ask whose name the ad accounts are in, who makes the creative, what counts as a result, and what happens to a lead in its first five minutes. Those four answers tell you more than a portfolio. The account should be yours, with the history and the pixel, so leaving never means starting over. The creative should be made for your business, ideally with you in it, because stock photos and AI images look like nobody in particular. A result should be a booked job you can trace back to an ad. Be careful with anyone who promises a set number of leads before they've seen your market; a lead count is easy to hit with people who never book. If the agency can't say what happens after the form is filled, they're selling half the job. In Stuart you can meet the people who would run your account in person, and with us that's the two founders.
Leads can start within days of launch, but a fair read on what each booked job costs takes about a month of steady spending. Meta needs a stretch of steady results to learn who responds, so we don't judge an ad by its first few days. The first month is for finding which offer and which version of the creative pulls calls from Martin County homeowners. The second is for moving money toward what booked and cutting what didn't. Speed of reply moves this faster than budget does: an owner who answers within minutes books more of the same leads, so the numbers improve sooner. What slows it down is changing everything every few days. We set the test, leave it alone long enough to mean something, and walk you through the booked jobs every month.
No jargon, no fine print. Anything not covered here, we go through on your free strategy session, about your own business.
Here in Stuart, in Martin County. The two founders run the ad accounts themselves, so the person who answers your call is the person who built your campaign.
You do. The Meta and Google accounts are set up in your business's name, and we work inside them. If we ever part ways, the history, audiences and pixel data stay with you.
We make them. We plan a shoot, film you and your crew on real jobs, and cut several versions from that footage. Nothing runs until you've approved it.
No. Ads run month to month. If the numbers aren't there, we change the campaign or stop it, and you're never paying out the rest of a deal for work that isn't booking jobs.
Yes. Google and Meta both let us set the area by town, zip code or a radius around your shop, so you pay to reach Stuart, Palm City and Jensen Beach and nobody you won't drive to.
Thirty minutes with the founders. We'll look at what's running today on your ads, your creative, and your social, and tell you straight what it needs. If we build it, it's custom to your business.
Here's who you'll talk toJustyn and Ryan, the founders, on the call
