You bring the brief.We bring it online.
Paid search, paid social, SEO, influencer and retention — run through one console. Every module activates only once it clears its own readiness check.
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Paid Search
Search and Shopping campaigns engineered account-by-account in Google Ads Manager — bid and budget re-set on a weekly pass.
Your campaigns don't need another spreadsheet.
They need a control room.
MoonSpace runs paid, organic, social and retention through one console, so context survives every handoff between modules. Five rules it enforces:
One intake
A brief lands once — one goal, existing assets, who signs off — and every module reads the same note.
Routed to a named lead
Work goes to a named module lead — Paid Search, Paid Social, SEO or Analytics.
Every stage visible
Two revision rounds run on a fixed cadence. You know when comments are due and when the next version ships.
“Ready” is a checklist state
A module is marked ready after its launch checklist — tracking verified, creative approved, budget confirmed.
Scope changes in writing
Mid-project pivots get re-scoped with your point of contact before work continues — never silently absorbed.
signal feed
>brief parsed — goal + audience confirmed
>module marked ready — handoff queued
>launch checklist started
Eleven services. One console.
Six modules. Each one boots on its own.
Every module below carries its own instrument shelf listing the tools it actually runs on.
Paid Search
Search and Shopping campaigns run against demand that already exists — bid strategy and budget pacing adjusted on a weekly cycle.
A paid-media buyer runs the account day to day — bids, budgets, and weekly reallocation.
- Search Campaigns
- Shopping & Performance Max
- Bid Strategy
- Budget Pacing
instrument shelf
Paid Social & SMM
Meta and TikTok-class campaigns paired with the weekly content calendar that keeps the channel warm between ad flights.
An SMM content lead owns the weekly content calendar; a paid-media buyer runs the ad accounts alongside it.
- Paid Social Campaigns
- Content Calendar
- Community Management
- Retargeting
instrument shelf
Influencer & Event Promotion
Creators vetted on audience overlap before intro, and launch or event campaigns planned back from the date — both run through the same paid-social channel.
An analytics engineer checks audience-overlap data on each creator; a paid-media buyer plans the flight length for time-boxed launches.
- Creator Vetting
- Partnership Management
- Launch Campaigns
- Event Promotion
instrument shelf
SEO & Content
Technical and on-page SEO work planned against real keyword volume, backed by a publishing calendar built around what that audience is actually searching for.
An SEO strategist owns the technical backlog and keyword map; a content strategist owns the publishing calendar that targets it.
- Technical SEO
- On-Page & Link Building
- Keyword Research
- Content Calendar
instrument shelf
Landing & CRO
Pages built for one offer and one action, then tested against the funnel step that is actually leaking, named before the test starts.
A web developer owns the page build; a CRO analyst owns the test plan and reads the results.
- Landing Page Builds
- A/B Testing
- Funnel Audits
- Copy Testing
instrument shelf
Analytics & Retention
GA4, pixels, and conversion events wired before spend goes live; lifecycle email flows built once and checked monthly for drop-off.
An analytics engineer owns the tracking setup; a lifecycle marketer owns the email flows built on top of it.
- GA4 & Pixel Setup
- Conversion Tracking
- Email Flows
- Reporting Dashboards
instrument shelf
what changes scope and cost
- Module count.Paid Search plus Paid Social means two module leads and a shared reporting line. The coordination hours between them are real work — they are in the scope note, not hidden in a blended rate.
- Revision rounds beyond the two included.Every base campaign build carries two structured revision rounds on the creative. A third round is a full test-and-rebuild pass — on a multi-channel launch, roughly an extra week per round.
- Channel count.Each channel — Ads, Social, Influencer — carries its own account setup, a weekly optimisation pass, and its own line in the monthly report. Three channels is three of everything.
- Content volume per month.A 12-post month and a 30-post month are different production schedules: more drafting, more review slots, more scheduling passes before anything ships.
Not in the number: ad spend — the platform bills it directly, it is never blended into our fee.
Not on offer: pay-for-performance pricing — guaranteed rankings or traffic numbers aren't honest in this market.
Four shapes, before any of it is yours.
The four working structures every engagement starts from. Hover (or tap on touch) to see the working layer underneath the still.
Landing structure
One offer, one primary CTA path, a proof block, and an FAQ block below the fold — the shape we lock before a single ad sends traffic to it.
Content grid
A posting grid split into pillar post, repost, behind-the-scenes, and promo slots, so a gap in the calendar is visible on the grid before it becomes a gap in the feed.
Campaign structure
Campaign, then ad group, then keyword or audience theme — the tree we build before a single ad goes live in Google Ads Manager, so spend maps to intent rather than a guess.
Reporting cabinet
Panel slots for channel-lane cards, a live signal feed, and a QA checklist — the same shape as the live cabinet in Mission Control below, filled with placeholder tiles here.
live client cabinet
The console a client actually gets — live and clickable below.
Below is a live, clickable demo of the cabinet a request turns into — every tab works, switch between them.
onboard instrument · specimen 01
Input completeness
5 of 6 fields
Goal, audience, channel and horizon confirmed; asset inventory still open.
Module activation
4 of 6 modules
Paid Search, Paid Social & SMM, SEO & Content, Analytics & Retention active.
Next action
Systems Check
Waiting on the client asset list before Creative & Build can lock scope.
console feed
console feed
orientation quiz
Six questions. One launch path.
Which of six starting points fits what you actually have right now — pick one; nothing here is scored.
Question 1 of 6
What are we launching?
Five stages. One of them never ends.
Orientation through Launch happen once. Orbit — the working cadence — is what keeps running after.
Orientation
We read the scope against the six modules and confirm which Launch path it sits in — Build, Amplify, Align, Instrument, Event, or Orbit. Usually a 2-3 business day turnaround before the first working call.
Trajectory
Scope gets written down: what is in, what is out, which channel lane goes first. A short scope note — typically ready within a week of Orientation.
Build
Build runs inside the module system: ad creative drafted for the campaign, GA4 and pixel tracking wired in, Meta Business Suite or Google Ads Manager set up for the channel lanes involved. Two structured revision rounds are built into this stage, each closing at a defined point where feedback lands and the next version ships — typically 2-4 weeks, depending on how many modules are in scope.
Launch
A go-live checklist runs before anything ships: tracking verification, a cross-device preview pass, budget confirmation, and ad-account access handover. Launch day is scheduled in advance, with a go/no-go checkpoint the day before — typically within 3-5 business days of QA sign-off.
Orbit
The working cadence once a project is live.
- A weekly signal review — what moved, what did not.
- An asset queue for the next content or campaign batch.
- QA notes carried over from the previous cycle.
- One next action, agreed before the call ends.
Three ways to run an engagement.
Same six modules underneath — three commercial shapes on top. Pick by how much is in scope and how long it needs to keep running.
Project build
One module with a defined end state — a landing-page build, a tracking setup, a launch campaign.
- A written scope note both sides sign off
- Two structured revision rounds
- Go-live checklist before anything ships
- Account handoff: ad accounts, tracking access, or creative source files
Monthly retainer
Channels that never stop — Ads, Social, content — or several modules running at once.
- Weekly signal review — what moved, what did not
- An asset queue for the next content or campaign batch
- A reporting line per active channel, monthly
- One point of contact who re-scopes changes in writing
Hourly consulting
An audit or strategy pass before committing to a build.
- Written findings you can act on
- A module map of what to run first
- A scope note that stays yours, wherever you take it next
Two rules across all three: ad spend is billed by the platform, separately — never blended into the fee. Growth percentages get attached to a channel only once it has a cycle of real data behind it — the first cycle on a new lane is there to build that baseline.
Start with a scope note
Decrypted, in full.
With Orientation: we read the request against the six modules, confirm the Launch path, and set up the first working call — typically within 2-3 business days of a project landing.
Ground Station
One inbox, checked within office hours. Send what you have — or start with the Launch Sequence below.
Send a launch plan.
Four short steps — this form is all it takes to get started.
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