ADZBE
ADZBE
Meta Ads are paid campaigns across Instagram, Facebook, Messenger and the Audience Network. You target people by interests, behaviors and custom audiences — and pay for impressions, clicks or conversions. In India, the strongest play is click-to-WhatsApp: the ad opens a chat where your team closes the lead.
3–5
Creative variants per audience
Click
to-WhatsApp lead flow
₹8–₹60
Per click depending on niche
ADZBE is a Bengaluru & Hyderabad ads agency running Google Ads, Meta Ads, ChatGPT Ads, LinkedIn, JioHotstar, Moj and WhatsApp campaigns at ₹20,000/mo per platform (+18% GST) plus ad spend. Every engagement starts with a free performance audit and tracking wired before a rupee is spent.
| Placement | What you pay for | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Instagram Reels Ads | Impressions or clicks in the Reels feed | Younger audiences, UGC-style creative, lowest CPMs |
| Instagram Feed Ads | Impressions or clicks in the main feed | Offer-led creative, carousel and single-image |
| Instagram Story Ads | Full-screen impressions (swipe-up CTA) | Sequential messaging, click-to-WhatsApp |
| Facebook Feed Ads | Impressions or clicks in the main feed | Volume, lookalike audiences, retargeting |
| Facebook Reels Ads | Impressions in the Reels placement | Cross-over audiences, lower CPM |
Meta rewards ads people finish watching. UGC-style Reels and offer-first images consistently beat polished brand content on CPM and cost-per-lead.
Too broad wastes budget on non-buyers. Too narrow limits delivery. We use lookalikes from your CRM data to hit the sweet spot.
Click-to-WhatsApp skips the landing page entirely. For lead-form campaigns, a fast mobile page with one clear CTA beats a cluttered website every time.
Advantage+ and lookalike audiences need pixel or Conversions API data. More tracked conversions mean cheaper, smarter delivery.
Book a free performance audit — we'll map the right channels, budget and creative strategy for your business.
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