Engagement

How we work: clear terms, written work, your approval.

A predictable way of working with Celik Works, whether you arrive with a mature account or nothing at all: three ways to start, the first ninety days mapped week by week, and the terms that do not move.

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Engagement models

Three ways in

Most engagements start here

Diagnostic

Fixed scope · 2–3 weeks · fixed price

A complete Google Ads and Meta Ads audit of the accounts you already run, with no obligation to continue — conversion tracking integrity, wasted spend, account structure, keywords, creative, bidding and settings, plus a competitor dossier and a prioritised action plan you are free to hand to anyone, including your current agency. The first conversation costs nothing. The diagnostic itself is paid work at a fixed price, shown on the pricing page, and the findings are yours whether or not anything follows.

Best for: owners who suspect their reporting is flattering them.

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Launch

Fixed scope · 6–8 weeks

For businesses with nothing live yet, or accounts that need rebuilding from the ground up — brand profile, strategy, measurement stack, campaign architecture, creative, landing pages and a controlled launch. It ends with a working account, documentation and a roadmap, whether or not you continue with us.

Best for: new ventures, new markets, or accounts too tangled to repair incrementally.

Retainer

Monthly · rolling

We run the whole system month to month — daily monitoring, weekly optimisation, standing creative production, fortnightly executive reporting, a monthly deep-dive and quarterly strategy. Scope is set against the pillars you need and reviewed each quarter.

Best for: businesses where paid acquisition is a primary revenue channel.

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Week by week

The first ninety days

UNDERSTANDWeeks 1–2FIXWeek 3BUILDWeek 4LEARNWeeks 5–8SCALEWeeks 9–12REPORTOngoing

Weeks 1–2Understand

Access, baseline, diagnosis

We document brand, offer and customer in writing, audit whatever is currently running, and draw a clear picture of the competitors you are really bidding against.

Week 3Fix

Make the numbers true

We correct tracking end to end, define and deduplicate conversions, and connect bookings or orders back to the campaigns that produced them. Nobody spends meaningfully before this holds.

Week 4Build

Structure, creative, pages

We rebuild or launch the campaign structure, write and produce ads under brand and compliance rules, build landing pages, and — where you sell products — clean up the product feed, the file that carries your catalogue into Google Shopping and Meta.

Weeks 5–8Learn

Controlled optimisation

Daily checks for anything out of the ordinary, weekly adjustments from a written playbook, and structured creative tests — paced slowly enough that Google’s and Meta’s bidding systems keep learning instead of starting over.

Weeks 9–12Scale

Scale what is proven

We reallocate budget to validated performance, add new channels only once the core is stable, begin a standing creative cadence, and agree the quarterly roadmap.

OngoingReport

A rhythm you can hold us to

A fortnightly plain-English overview, a monthly deep-dive, and daily automated anomaly alerts — each one arriving with a recommendation attached.

The terms that do not move

Commercial principles

You own the accounts
Advertising, analytics and tag accounts are created in your name, with Celik Works added as a user. No rented infrastructure, no hostage situation.
Media spend is yours, direct
The platforms bill your card for media; Celik Works invoices for work.
Approval precedes action
Structural changes, budget moves and public-facing content wait for your explicit yes.
Documentation travels with you
Strategy, tracking plans, brand rules, change logs — written artefacts in your archive from day one.
Exit without damage
The notice period is named in writing in your scope before work starts, then a handover pack, and a walkthrough with whoever takes over.
FAQ

The questions owners ask before hiring an agency

Buying this for the first time? Five questions to ask any agency — including ours — are answered separately, because they are worth asking whoever you end up hiring.

Scope & fit

01

What exactly would you be doing for my business?

We run your paid advertising and everything that determines whether it converts. In practice that means: the campaigns themselves on Google and Meta; the tracking that tells you what those campaigns produced; the ads, images, video and landing pages people see; and, where it matters, the product listings, feed and storefront behind them. Some clients take all of it, most start with two parts.

02

Is this a fit for a business like mine?

It fits when a customer is worth enough to pay for, and when you can serve more of them if they arrive. Our current clients include an aesthetics clinic, a wholesale supplier, an online food store, a chauffeur service and a fashion rental marketplace, and we build and maintain sites for a cleaning company, a market-entry consultancy, an investment consultancy, a vehicle design studio and a property portal. The mix is deliberately different, because a method that only works in one industry is not a method.

It fits badly when margins cannot support acquisition, when you cannot fulfil more demand, or when you need results inside three weeks. We will say so rather than take the work. The clearest current example is on the work page: a Berlin chauffeur service whose advertising spend stays deliberately locked until its measurement gaps are closed.

03

How big does my business need to be?

There is no headcount or turnover threshold, because size is the wrong test. What decides it is the arithmetic of a single customer: what one is worth to you over time, against what it costs to buy one. A single-location clinic with a high treatment value can carry paid acquisition comfortably; a larger business with thin margins and no repeat purchase often cannot.

The programmes on the work page run from one clinic to an Australia-wide wholesaler and a national marketplace, and the method is the same at both ends. If you are unsure which side of that line you sit on, send your margin and your average order or booking value with your enquiry — you will get that read in the first reply rather than at the end of a proposal.

04

Do you only do ads, or the website too?

Both. We design, build and maintain websites on WordPress, we build landing pages, product listings, feeds, tracking and email, and we work directly inside Shopify and Magento stores. Where a platform needs real development rather than configuration, we do that too: our own products are built in Next.js, React, React Native and Node.js, and the work page shows a Magento marketplace where the platform engineering and the marketing integrations are ours.

The limit is scale, not capability. A full enterprise replatform belongs with our engineering partners on a defined scope, contracted directly with you, so nobody is pretending a growth team is a software house.

05

Who actually does the work?

Celik Works is principal-led. Strategy, judgement and accountability sit with the founder and are never delegated to juniors; you are not handed down the org chart after the first meeting. The execution volume is carried by an AI operations layer we built, which is how a senior-only agency covers work that would normally need a large delivery team.

Some programmes need more hands than that: a platform rebuild, a film crew, a studio day. Then we bring in our delivery partners in Melbourne, Germany and Türkiye, openly, at their own rates, and contracted directly with you.

06

You mention AI — is a machine running my account?

The AI operations layer we built does the work that benefits from speed and volume: watching your accounts every day, pulling and reconciling data, drafting analysis and ad variations, producing creative, and carrying out changes once they are approved. That is why problems surface in a day instead of at the month-end review.

It does not decide your strategy, approve a claim about your business, or move money on its own. Every budget change and every public-facing word is signed off by a person — and by you before it goes live.

07

If you are unavailable, what happens to my account — and do you have capacity to take it on?

Everything sits in your name and is written down before it happens, so what you would lose in our absence is our judgement, not your accounts, your history or your documentation. The delivery partners are named on the partners page and contract with you directly, so there is no single point of failure holding your infrastructure.

On capacity: we run a deliberately limited number of concurrent programmes, because principal-led stops being true the moment it is not. Tell us your timing in the first conversation and you will get a straight answer on when we could start.

08

Which languages do you work in?

English, German and Turkish. Campaign and product copy ships in the language of the market it runs in — German for our German-market clients, Turkish for the Türkiye market, and the work page shows both. Strategy documents and reporting are written in English so that one record of every decision reads the same across all four markets, and we will talk any of it through with you in German or Turkish where that is easier. When German-market work needs studio-grade creative made locally, it runs through our German production partner.

Money & terms

09

How does pricing work?

It depends on the shape of the work. Four services we run the same way for everyone — WordPress care, measurement care, search and AI visibility, and paid media management — have fixed monthly plans on the pricing page, and three fixed-scope projects, the paid media diagnostic among them, have fixed one-off prices there too. You can buy any of them directly. A launch is quoted before we start, and a retainer shaped around your business is a monthly fee, set against the parts you need and reviewed each quarter.

Whatever the shape, the rule does not move: you know what it costs before it starts, in writing, and your media budget is never bundled into it. Ask, and you will get a number in the first conversation.

10

Is my advertising budget included in that?

No — and it should never be. Google and Meta bill your card directly for media. You see every cent of it in your own accounts, and our fee is entirely separate from it. If anyone bundles the two, you have lost the ability to see what your advertising really costs.

11

How long do I have to commit for?

The first engagement is a fixed piece of work with a defined end, not a contract you have to escape. Ongoing work runs month to month with a notice period, reviewed quarterly.

That said, be honest with yourself about time: measurement takes weeks to correct, and bidding systems need a stable period to learn. Judging any of this at week four will tell you nothing useful.

12

What if it does not work?

Then you should be able to see exactly why, because every decision was written down before it was made and every change was logged after it. Sometimes the answer is that the channel cannot work at your price point. In that case we will tell you and stop, rather than sell you another quarter of testing.

Nobody honest guarantees a return on advertising. What Celik Works will commit to is that you will always know what was done, what it cost and what it produced.

Working together

13

Who owns the accounts and the work?

You do, without exception. Every account is opened in your name from the first day — we work as users inside your infrastructure, never the reverse. Creative files, landing pages, email templates, tracking documentation and campaign structures are yours. And if we part ways, the exit is part of the service, not a negotiation — an engagement that ends should still leave you better off than it found you.

14

How will I know whether it is working?

We agree at the start on the result that matters to you, whether that is bookings, orders, qualified enquiries or repeat purchases, and every report is built around it. Not impressions, not clicks, not engagement.

You get a short plain-English review every fortnight and a full analysis monthly, both written so you can challenge them. Where the data is incomplete or unreliable, the report says so instead of quietly filling the gap.

15

Why don’t you show results from other clients?

Because those numbers belong to our clients, and because out of context they are advertising, not evidence. A screenshot ROAS says nothing about margin, returns, seasonality or how the number was measured. That kind of number is what we are usually hired to unwind.

What we publish instead is who we work for, exactly what we do for them, and how we think. If you need to verify, we will arrange a direct reference conversation.

16

Can you work alongside my current agency or developer?

Yes, and it is often the fastest start. We can run an independent diagnostic over your existing accounts and hand it straight to whoever manages them. Splitting the work permanently is legitimate too — measurement, strategy and creative direction with us, day-to-day execution with your team. Replacing your current supplier is a possible outcome, not the purpose.

Start with the diagnostic.

It is the cheapest way to find out whether we are worth hiring — and the findings are yours either way.

Prefer email? hello@celikworks.com — include your website and roughly what you spend, and you’ll get a faster answer.