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Paid Media · Paid Social

Your ads get clicks. Your sales team gets nothing worth calling back.

Get in front of the specific companies you want as customers — by name.

LinkedIn · the companies on your list
By nameads shown to the companies you want as clients
You choose the list. We put you in front of the people on it.
In practice

Six ways of saying it. One buyer.

Illustrative examples, with made-up response rates. The point is that six genuinely different angles beat six versions of the same line — and you cannot guess in advance which one people will answer.

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Stop running operations on three spreadsheets and a WhatsApp group.
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Click rate3.4%
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You are not behind. Your software is.
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Click rate4.1%
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12 Malaysian factories, one screen. Free 30-minute review.
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Click rate2.7%
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What "going digital" actually costs in 2026.
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Click rate3.8%
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We do not sell software. We look at the problem first.
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Click rate4.6%
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Most pitches get your team wrong. Here is why.
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Click rate2.3%
Our approach

Start with a list of companies, not a type of person.

We build your LinkedIn ads around a named list — the two hundred companies you actually want — aimed at the people who sign things off.

  • A named list of companies, from your own won deals
  • Aimed at the people who actually sign off
  • Offers that suit a six-month decision, not a webinar
  • New ads every fortnight, before people tune out
How we deliver · 4 steps

Meetings with people who can actually say yes.

  1. 01
    Build the list (weeks 1–2)

    We read your won deals, build a list of two hundred companies worth chasing, and match it to job titles.

    You get: The company list, and who exactly we are aiming at.
  2. 02
    Write six different ads

    One brief, signed off by you. Then six genuinely different angles — not six versions of the same line.

    You get: Six ads and three pages, ready to run.
  3. 03
    Run each one for a fortnight

    Every angle gets two weeks, with an agreed point where we stop it and a point where we back it.

    You get: Live tests, plus a weekly note on each.
  4. 04
    Back the two that work

    The best two take most of the budget. The rest get archived with a note. New angles join every three weeks.

    You get: An updated back-and-stop list every fortnight.
Compare

What the same budget buys — DIY, another agency, or us.

What you pay forDIY in-houseOther agenciesBrandon Digital
Who you aim at
A vague job title
Broad job-title match
A named list of companies
How many ads
One or two, for months
Three or four, refreshed yearly
Six a quarter, rotated fortnightly
What you offer
"Request a demo"
A generic e-book
An easy first step, then a demo
What the report says
Screenshots from the platform
A 30-slide PDF, days late
One page, winners and losers named
Where enquiries end up
A spreadsheet, eventually
A patch job that keeps breaking
Your sales list, tagged to the ad
FAQ

Questions buyers ask about Paid Social.

About RM 15k a month on LinkedIn. Below that you cannot run enough different ads to learn anything within a quarter. Most companies your size land somewhere between RM 25k and RM 60k a month.