The questions every owner asks — answered straight
Before trusting anyone with an advertising budget, you should get straight answers. Here they are — the same ones we give in every sales conversation, published for everyone.
Why not just run Google or Meta ads myself?
You can — plenty of owners try. But professional advertising is a stack of daily work: picking markets, mining keywords, writing copy, producing creative, watching data and tuning bids every single day. Done properly it is a full-time job. The AI does all of it around the clock; what reaches you is a plain-language report and the decisions only you can make.
Which platforms and placements do you actually run?
Today: Google Search text ads, and Meta image ads on Facebook and Instagram feeds. We deliberately keep placements tight — on Meta we exclude the Audience Network, where off-app clicks tend to be low quality — and only expand when the numbers justify it.
Will the AI waste my budget?
You set the budget cap; the system never spends past it. Money goes out in small controlled experiments first — small budgets buy information. Winners get more; directions that cannot turn positive get stopped fast, before they burn more. And every dollar is traceable: which country, which keyword, which ad.
What is the minimum advertising budget?
Five dollars a day is enough to start buying real market data. There is no minimum spend requirement — that is the point of AI operations: a small budget is run with the same discipline as a large one. A bigger budget simply lets more directions be tested in parallel.
How long is the contract?
There is no long-term contract. Growth Engine is a monthly subscription — no annual commitment, no lock-in period.
Can I stop anytime?
Yes. Stop the subscription and the next billing cycle is simply not charged. Your advertising account, your campaign history and your data all stay with you.
Who owns the data?
You do. The advertising account is yours, so every campaign, keyword and result accumulates in your account — not ours. The daily reports land in your inbox and stay yours. If we ever part ways, all of it leaves with you.
Can I see the backend?
Here is the honest picture: there is no login dashboard, and no extra password to keep — deliberately. You get two better things instead. A plain-language report lands straight in your inbox every single day: spend, customers, profit, ROI, what happened and what comes next. And your own ad accounts — Google and Meta — hold every raw number in real time — open them whenever you like. Ad money runs through your account, so nothing can be hidden from you; we welcome you to check our report against the platforms' numbers every single day.
How is your report different from the Google or Meta backend?
They are two layers of the same truth. The platform backend is the dashboard: every impression, click and dollar, live — it is your account, always yours to check. Our reports — a daily brief, a weekly review and a monthly summary — are the interpretation layer: they translate those numbers into business terms — what was spent, how many customers came, what was earned — and explains why, what got stopped, and what to do next. One more difference worth knowing: each platform's console is built for running that platform's ads, so its recommendations naturally live inside that platform. We charge a flat software fee across platforms, so our recommendations answer only to your overall return.
Who owns the ad accounts?
You. Ad spend is paid by you directly to Google and Meta from your own accounts — it never passes through Mmedia. You grant access to operate them (OAuth for Google; Business Manager partner authorization for Meta), and both can be revoked by you at any time.
How does Mmedia charge?
A software fee only, priced by how many advertising platforms the AI manages for you — published in full on the pricing page, with the free Growth Blueprint as the starting point and Enterprise for complex operations. We take no percentage of your ad spend and earn no hidden margin. Beyond the software fee there is not a single dollar.
How soon will I see results?
Two honest answers. Data comes fast: within days of launch you see real clicks, real costs and the first signals of what works. Reliable conclusions take longer: a stable cost per customer emerges from several rounds of testing, usually measured in weeks — more competitive markets take longer. We never promise a results date, and we would advise you to be wary of anyone who does. What we do promise: every week you see exactly where the money went and what it taught us.
Is the AI fully automatic, or is there human oversight?
The daily grind is automatic — analysis, bidding, testing, creative production. That is exactly why it is faster and cheaper than human operations. But the decisions that matter stay with you: you set the budget cap, you confirm the directions in the Blueprint before anything runs, and you approve before budgets scale up. The AI works inside the boundaries you draw.
Google and Meta already offer free AI ad tools — why would I need Mmedia?
Those tools are genuinely good — our system works with them every day. The difference is whose side the intelligence is on. Each platform's AI works for that platform: it will never suggest moving budget to a competitor, and it will never suggest spending less this month. Mmedia's revenue has nothing to do with your ad spend, so every budget recommendation answers to one thing only: whether it pays for your business. And even the best tool still needs someone watching it and making judgment calls — that ongoing attention is exactly what the subscription buys.
How is this different from hiring an ad agency?
Three things. Fee structure: a flat monthly fee — no percentage of ad spend, no minimum spend requirement; the common industry practice is a service fee of ten to twenty percent of spend, plus a spend floor. Access: most agencies cannot profitably take on smaller accounts, because human hours do not scale down — AI operations have no such limit. Flexibility: month-to-month, stop anytime, and the ad accounts and data sit in your name from day one.
Why a flat subscription instead of a percentage of ad spend?
Under a percentage model, the provider's income rises with your ad spend — so "spend a bit more" always carries an agenda. A flat subscription removes that conflict: when you put an extra dollar into ads, Mmedia earns nothing from it. Our income depends on one thing — whether you choose to stay — and the only reason to stay is that the advertising actually works. "No percentage of spend" is not a pricing tactic; it is the structure that keeps every recommendation neutral.
How do I know the AI is actually doing the work?
You never have to take anyone's word for it — check the numbers. The ad account is yours and ad money goes straight to the platforms, so the raw figures are always in your hands. Every number in the daily, weekly and monthly reports reconciles against the platform backend. And every adjustment is on the record: what changed, when, and why. Whether the work is being done — and done well — is all verifiable on paper.
Will you push me to spend more on ads?
We have no reason to. Whether your ad budget goes up or down, Mmedia earns the same. Budget advice follows two things only: your business goals, and what the data says about returns. If the numbers say increase, we will say so. If the numbers say cut, we will say that too — and that second sentence is one a percentage-based provider finds very hard to say.
I know nothing about advertising. Is that OK?
Yes — the product is designed on exactly that assumption. Keyword research, copywriting, launch and daily optimization are all handled by the system, with human review on every change. Your job is two things: explain your business goals, then read the reports — a daily brief, a weekly review and a monthly summary, all in plain language. You do not need to learn advertising, any more than using electricity requires understanding the grid.
Is my business a good fit?
The honest way to find out costs nothing: request the free Blueprint. The AI reads your website and your market's real data, then tells you where the opportunities are and roughly what a customer will cost. If the numbers say your category is more expensive to advertise in than your margins can carry, the Blueprint says so plainly — that is valuable information too, and it costs you nothing to learn it.
Question not here?
Write to contact@mmedia.biz — a straight question deserves a straight answer.