- A full-time salary, plus benefits, tools and training
- Works business hours, takes weekends and vacations
- Months to hire, and starting over when they leave
- One person’s experience and habits
- Checks accounts when other work allows
CompareAdSnipe vs.
AdSnipe vs.
hiring a media buyer.
A good in-house media buyer is great. They’re also expensive, hard to find, and they go home at night.
- From $297 a month, with no setup fee
- Works every hour of every day, including holidays
- Ready shortly after you sign up
- Almost a decade of agency playbooks built into his skills
- Every account checked every 30 minutes, without fail
To be fairWhen the other
When the other
option makes sense.
Nick isn’t for everyone. Here’s when we’d tell you to look elsewhere.
- You spend enough on ads to need a full-time strategist on your team.
- You want someone in the office who also handles other marketing work.
- You want both: plenty of teams give their media buyer Nick so nothing slips between checks.
Can Nick work with my media buyer?
Yes. Many teams use Nick as the always-on watcher. Your media buyer approves the changes and focuses on strategy and creative.
Does Nick make creative?
He drafts new ad versions, ad copy and video scripts for your team to record. You approve what goes live.
What if I want to stop?
Cancel anytime. Your plan runs to the end of the paid month.
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