Services

Two channels. One system behind them.

LinkedIn Ads for demand generation. Google Ads for demand capture. Measurement and creative aren't add-on services, they're the reason either channel pays back. Every retainer gets all of it; you scope how much.

01 LinkedIn Ads Demand generation. ICP-layered creative, account-list targeting, stage-by-stage cadence.
02 Google Ads Demand capture. High-intent keywords, competitor defence, brand protection, not broad match slop.
03 Measurement & creative Offline conversions, CRM attribution, 1,400+ winner library. Included in every retainer.
01

LinkedIn Ads for demand generation.

Sponsored content Document ads Conversation Thought-leader Retargeting

The channel we ran in-house for six years before starting Demandgap. Most B2B programmes optimise for CPL and generate MQL theatre, we build LinkedIn around the way B2B buyers actually become customers, measure it into closed-won, and stop when the numbers say stop.

What the work is

When it fits

See the LinkedIn Ads service
02

Google Ads for demand capture.

Brand defence Competitor Category Bottom-funnel PMax YouTube

Google isn't where B2B buyers discover you anymore, it's where they verify you before signing. Accounts need to be structured for that reality: protecting brand, winning competitor queries, reinforcing category authority, and absolutely not bleeding budget on informational terms that AI now answers for free.

What the work is

When it fits

See the Google Ads service
03

Measurement & creatives.

GTM + consent mode Server-side tracking Offline conversions CRM deal-stage sync Creative iteration Ad variations at speed

The two capabilities every retainer needs, whether you run one channel or both. Billed as part of the same hourly work, never priced as a separate product.

Measurement

Creatives

We don't replace your brand team, your creative agency, or your RevOps function. We do the ad-platform-specific work that sits between them, and plug into whatever you already have.

Also built into the work

Two more capabilities on top of that.

Two habits we run on every account, alongside the measurement and creative work above. Same hourly rate, never a separate line item.

Experimentation

Test velocity.

A structured cadence of creative, audience and landing-page experiments, with hypotheses written up front and learnings documented every cycle. Compounding knowledge about what works in your category, not just in advertising generally.

Intelligence

Competitive monitoring.

Foreplay + LinkedIn Ad Library + manual monitoring. Weekly digest of competitor creatives, positioning shifts, and new entrants in your category.

How a retainer actually runs

The rhythm, from week one.

No kickoff calls that go nowhere. No "we'll have strategy in month three". Here's the operating rhythm that applies whether you engage us on one channel or both.

Week 1–2

Audit + baseline.

Full account access. Our 50-point audit, complete historical review, attribution sanity check. We surface what's working, what's broken, and what to fix first.

Week 3–6

Measurement first.

Before we scale anything: we fix tracking. Every retainer starts with a clean measurement foundation, even if it costs a month of "progress" to do it right.

Week 7–12

Rebuild + run.

Campaign architecture rebuilt to your ICP and stage. New creative shipped. Weekly optimisation loops begin. First monthly narrative report lands in your inbox.

Ongoing

Compound the wins.

Quarterly strategy sessions. Monthly narrative reports. Weekly Slack presence. The work gets better year two because the Intelligence Corpus gets better every month.

Who runs your account

One of us. End to end.

We're two senior operators, same level, same playbook. Whoever takes your account runs it — strategy, builds, optimisation, reporting — and the other reviews your numbers every week. Never a junior, never an account manager.

Christoph Schachner
Christoph Schachner Co-founder
Valentin Schulz
Valentin Schulz Co-founder
30-min intro call

Let's see if what we do fits what you need.

Send us rough context on your stack and pipeline target. On the call we'll tell you the top things we'd change, whether we'd take the project, and who to talk to if we're not the right answer.