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Junaid Umer

Performance Marketing

Paid media that answers to the business, not the dashboard.

Platform metrics can look healthy while the business stands still. I plan and run paid media around what actually matters: qualified demand, sales and margin.

Performance analytics charts on a screen

The problem with most paid media

Campaigns are optimised in isolation. Tracking is incomplete. Every channel claims the same sale. Budget moves on instinct.

How I run it

  1. 1

    Foundation first

    Tracking, conversion events and CRM feedback before scale.

  2. 2

    Clear channel roles

    Each platform gets a job — capture intent, create demand or convert warm audiences.

  3. 3

    Phased budgets

    Awareness to warm signals, conversion once data matures, scale when economics hold.

  4. 4

    Creative as a variable

    Angles and formats are tested deliberately, and learnings feed the next round.

  5. 5

    Business reporting

    Cost per qualified lead, cost per acquisition and return — reconciled with what sales and finance see.

What's included

  • Media planning and budget allocation
  • Account structure and build
  • Audience and keyword strategy
  • Creative briefs and testing
  • Tracking QA
  • Weekly optimisation
  • Leadership reporting

Proof

Relevant work

See Growth Snapshots →
  • Real estate and ecommerce Growth Snapshots

  • B2B AI launch

How I work

Diagnose. Build. Scale.

  1. 1

    Diagnose — the Growth System Review.

    I audit positioning, tracking, channels, funnel and follow-up, then give you a clear order of fixes. No pitch deck.

  2. 2

    Build the foundation.

    Clean measurement first: GA4, Tag Manager, server-side and conversion APIs, CRM routing. Platforms can only optimise on the signals you give them.

  3. 3

    Validate, learn, scale, expand.

    Warm up demand, prove what converts, then put budget behind it — and carry proven playbooks into new markets.

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