Account setup, creative production, budget allocation, daily optimization — I personally run your Meta, Google, and Kakao ads from start to finish.
3 channels
Meta · Google · Kakao
Full-Cycle
From setup to optimization
24h
Response time
Weekly
Performance reporting
Case Study
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I use this dashboard myself to track ROAS, CPC, and conversion rate across Meta, Google, and Kakao, and pull a report from it every week.
A real report I run: every morning, Meta, Google, and Kakao data is pulled automatically and turned into a spend, ROAS, CPC, and conversion report with written analysis.
A weekly content calendar alongside Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn performance, with top posts, content pillar mix, and the best times to post.
The report formats I use in real campaigns. Figures have been replaced with sample data to protect clients.
Three creatives compared under identical conditions: the winner scaled, the losers cut.
View live page →A full check of the pixel, Conversions API, campaign structure, and audience overlap, with every fix listed.
View live page →Fixing the ads and the landing page together cut CPA in half. Here is what changed.
View live page →One page with the month's results, what worked and what didn't, and next month's budget and plan.
View live page →System
A reporting system I built myself and still use today.
Automatically pulls ad performance data
Organizes and analyzes the collected data
Generates a visual dashboard
Auto-generates analysis notes
Set it up once, and a report is ready every morning.
See a real report example →Services
Meta, Google, and Kakao ad accounts set up from scratch, including pixel and conversion tracking.
Copy and image/video creative planned and produced to match your target audience.
Daily budget allocation, bid adjustments, and A/B testing to keep improving results.
Weekly reports on ROAS, CPC, and conversion rate.
Why
Agencies have marketers too, but the person actually managing your account often isn't one of them. I run every account like it's my own.
Setting up an ad account is the easy part. What happens after is what actually decides whether it works.
When leads stop coming in but the spend keeps going out, the easy conclusion is "the ads just don't work." In reality it could be the targeting, weak creative, or people dropping off on the landing page before they ever convert.
I still run ad accounts myself day to day, so I'm watching for exactly this. I don't just look at click-through or conversion numbers — I look at why those numbers came out the way they did, and adjust the creative, targeting, and landing page together.
Instead of juggling a stack of accounts, I take on fewer and stay closely involved, improving each one over time.
What are you running right now?
Tell me your current setup and I'll get back to you within 24 hours.
FAQ
The first thing to check is whether they only set up your accounts or actually run them day to day. Many agencies hand an account to a different person after setup, or take over a batch of accounts at once, and the quality of ongoing management suffers. At MIRRU LAB, a working marketer handles your account directly from setup through daily operation, refining creative, targeting, and the landing page together.
Agencies split accounts across teams, so the time spent on each account can be limited. A freelancer works on your account directly, but may cover fewer channels with a smaller team. At MIRRU LAB, one working marketer runs your account personally while still covering full Meta, Google, and Kakao setup and an automated reporting system.
Yes. Plans are tiered from setup-only through ongoing operation by monthly ad spend, so you can start with a small budget and still have your ads managed. Tell me which channels you're running and your budget, and I'll get back to you within 24 hours with a recommended scope.