Facebook Marketing Services That Turn Reach Into Results

A Facebook marketing agency should own five things: positioning and page strategy, a content plan and its production, paid campaign structure and optimisation, community and response management, and reporting that explains what changed and why. At DigiStreet the same team holds all five, so organic content and paid spend are judged against the same number rather than reported separately.

Ads management is 10% of monthly media spend or ₹50,000 + GST, whichever is higher, applicable up to ₹10,00,000 monthly media budget. Page management starts at ₹1,00,000 + GST per month, and the combined page-plus-ads retainer starts at ₹1,35,000 + GST. International clients are billed in USD from $1,600 per month with no GST. Media spend is paid directly to Meta — we never mark it up — and creative production is billed on actuals.

Yes, through two routes that work best together. Paid campaigns using Facebook lead forms or a landing page can produce enquiries directly and at scale. Organic content, reviews and an active comment section do the quieter work of making those enquiries convert, because most people check the page before they fill anything in. What we will not do is promise a lead volume or a cost per lead before we have seen your offer, your audience and your tracking.

Yes. Facebook Ads management covers account and campaign structure, audience and Advantage+ setup, creative briefing and production, Pixel and Conversions API configuration, budget pacing, weekly optimisation and reporting. The ad account, Pixel, audiences and creative files stay in your name, so nothing is locked to us if the engagement ends.

There is no universal number, and any agency quoting one is selling a package rather than a strategy. Cadence should follow how much you genuinely have to say and how much creative you can produce well. A brand running paid campaigns usually needs more creative volume for the auction than for the page itself. We would rather publish three useful posts a week than seven filler ones, and we set the cadence after the content plan, not before it.

By the objective agreed before spend starts. For lead generation that is cost per lead and qualified-lead rate; for ecommerce it is CAC and ROAS; for awareness campaigns it is reach and frequency against a defined audience. Page-level metrics such as followers and engagement are reported as context, never as the headline. Measurement depends on tracking being correct, which is why the Pixel and Conversions API are verified before campaigns go live.

It can be, but not in the way it works for consumer brands. Facebook is weak at job-title targeting and strong at reach and retargeting, so it usually earns its place in B2B as a top-of-funnel and remarketing channel rather than the primary source of qualified enquiries. For businesses selling to buying committees, we would normally pair it with LinkedIn marketing and be honest about which channel is doing which job.

Paid campaigns need enough conversions to leave the learning phase before the data means anything, and creative testing needs a few cycles before a clear winner emerges. Organic page growth is slower again. We do not guarantee timelines, and we would be sceptical of anyone who does. What we will do is agree what we expect to learn in the first month, and review it with you rather than waiting for a quarter to pass.

Our Social Media Marketing service covers a brand across every platform it needs to be on. This page is the Facebook and Meta-specific version of that work, for businesses whose demand sits on Facebook and Instagram. If your audience is spread across several platforms, the broader service is usually the better fit, and we will say so.