I'm Hussein. I run paid ads (Meta and Google) for service businesses, and I've been doing this full-time for six years. I'm not trying to build an agency, and I don't want to stick account managers and junior buyers between you and the actual work.
When you hire me, I'm the one in your ad account. I write your video scripts, build your landing pages, and set up your tracking.
Over the years I've managed more than $100M in ad spend. Some of that's direct (me running the campaigns), some is consulting (me advising in-house teams). Either way I'm hands-on.
I do lead gen for service businesses. Lead forms, quote requests, booked meetings, phone calls, walk-ins, subscriptions. I don't touch ecommerce or mobile apps.
I'm held accountable for revenue, which is why I end up involved in more than just the ads. Landing pages, lead qualification, email and SMS nurture, offline conversion tracking, sometimes even the offer itself.
I'm selective. I turn down something like 80% of the businesses that reach out. I only have so many hours in the week and I don't want to burn them on bad-fit work.
I learned this the hard way a few years ago. I took on too many clients, burned out, and results took a hit. Now I keep the roster small and do good work for a handful of people instead of spreading myself thin.
The clients I work best with know cheap leads don't matter if nobody converts. They care about SQLs and signed contracts, and they're willing to put money into tracking, CRM, and landing pages so the whole thing actually works.
You can see what that looks like in the testimonials.
If any of that resonated, take a look at my work or reach out.