What kind of Facebook ads help do you need?
A Facebook ads brief should start with the offer, creative, and buying journey. Account management matters, but it cannot carry a weak landing page or an unclear measure of success.
Compare creative testing, budget decisions, account access, and how each team judges customer quality beyond the ad dashboard.
Find a starting point by specialty
| Agency | Primary work |
|---|---|
| BearFox Marketing | paid advertising, social media, and SEO |
| Disruptive Advertising | paid media together with creative, lifecycle marketing, SEO, and email |
| Boundify | paid media, SEO, inbound marketing, and sales enablement |
| Wise Digital Partners | Digital strategy, brand identity, websites, SEO, paid media, and content |
| Growth Marketing Pro | SEO, paid media, content, CRO, and growth marketing for technology companies |
Start with the team whose work is closest to your brief, then look at its full profile.
A closer look at each agency
Each profile below explains the agency's broader specialty, where it may fit, and what to ask before hiring.
BearFox Marketing
Specializes in paid advertising, social media, and SEO
Consider for: A service business with active search and ad spend but no shared definition of a qualified lead. Bring channel access and a baseline for inquiries and sales.
Why included: Offers Facebook and Instagram ad management. See the agency example ↗
Before hiring: Consider it when search and paid campaigns need to work from the same acquisition plan. Ask for a recent example in your market and how the team measures leads or sales beyond traffic.
BearFox MarketingRead the full profile, including services and review details.Read full profile ↗Verified & Peer-reviewed agency ↗
Verified & Peer-reviewed agency ↗Disruptive Advertising
Specializes in paid media together with creative, lifecycle marketing, SEO, and email
Consider for: A business already buying traffic but losing prospects after the click or first inquiry. Bring conversion and customer data so the brief can identify the real bottleneck.
Why included: Offers Facebook and Instagram campaign management. See the agency example ↗
Before hiring: Consider it when ad performance depends on landing pages, creative testing, and what happens after the lead arrives. Ask how budget, channel ownership, and reporting are separated.
Disruptive AdvertisingRead the full profile, including services and review details.Read full profile ↗Verified & Peer-reviewed agency ↗Boundify
Specializes in paid media, SEO, inbound marketing, and sales enablement
Consider for: A B2B team with a known buyer, CRM discipline, and a gap between marketing inquiries and sales conversations. Agree on lead qualification first.
Why included: Lists Facebook Ads among its managed paid media channels. See the agency example ↗
Before hiring: Consider it for a B2B program where paid traffic must turn into qualified conversations. Ask how campaign targeting, lead scoring, and sales follow-up connect.
BoundifyRead the full profile, including services and review details.Read full profile ↗Verified & Peer-reviewed agency ↗Wise Digital Partners
Specializes in Digital strategy, brand identity, websites, SEO, paid media, and content
Consider for: An established legal, accounting, or home-service firm that relies on inbound inquiries but cannot tell which service pages and campaigns produce qualified calls. A useful brief would map priority services and locations to landing pages, then define lead quality and reporting before increasing spend.
Why included: Lists Facebook and Instagram advertising in its paid media services. See the agency example ↗
Before hiring: Consider it when a service business needs its site, local search presence, and paid campaigns coordinated around qualified inquiries. Ask who will map each priority service and location to a landing page, how calls and forms will be qualified, and whether the first step is conversion work or more media spend.
Wise Digital PartnersRead the full profile, including services and review details.Read full profile ↗Verified & Peer-reviewed agency ↗Growth Marketing Pro
Specializes in SEO, paid media, content, CRO, and growth marketing for technology companies
Consider for: A technology business with a defined revenue goal but gaps between traffic, conversion, and reporting, willing to prioritize the highest-loss stage.
Why included: SEO, paid media, content, conversion work, and marketing operations can link technology demand generation to the systems that record it. Visit the agency website ↗
Before hiring: Consider it when a technology business needs search and acquisition work tied to commercial goals. Ask for current service scope, recent comparable work, and who will own execution.
Growth Marketing ProRead the full profile, including services and review details.Read full profile ↗Verified & Peer-reviewed agency ↗Questions worth taking to a first conversation
- Relevant work: Ask for a recent project that resembles your brief and learn what the agency actually delivered.
- The proposed team: Meet the people who would do the work and ask what they would focus on first.
- Scope and results: Ask how account access, attribution, and creative iteration will work.
- Costs: Clarify fees, outside production or software costs, and what happens after launch.
How this list was assembled
These agencies have directory profiles or linked agency work relevant to Facebook ads. We looked at their stated services, specialties, and available examples to explain what each team may suit. The list is presented in no particular order. A published case can show the work an agency describes, but its results still need to be discussed with the team.
Every agency has a named reviewer in the directory record. The certificate confirms directory inclusion and review attribution; it does not verify an agency's results. Read our editorial standards and each full profile for more context.