Do you have an office in Miami?
No. We have no Miami office and no staff in Florida. Serann Marketing is a remote team, a trading name of Serann LLC in Wyoming, and we work with Miami businesses over video calls, email and shared dashboards.
How do you handle the time difference?
We work on UK hours, which overlap with your morning in Miami. Calls are booked at the start of your day, and much of the daily account work is done before you are online. Questions sent later in your day get an answer the next UK morning.
Do you run Spanish language ads?
Yes. Spanish and English run as separate campaigns or ad groups, with their own keywords, ads and landing pages, and copy you approve. Reports show each language separately, so you can see where the return comes from.
Do you follow Meta's rules for housing ads?
Yes. In the US, Meta treats housing ads as a special category with limits on targeting by age, gender and detailed location. We build real estate campaigns within those rules from the start, so they are not rejected or restricted later.
Who owns the accounts?
You do. Ad accounts, pixels and analytics stay in your company's name, and we work through access you can remove at any time. If we part ways, everything stays with you.
Is PPC the same as Google advertising?
Yes, mostly. PPC means pay per click: you pay when someone clicks your ad. Google Ads is the biggest PPC platform, but the same model runs on Microsoft Ads (Bing), Facebook and Instagram, TikTok and Amazon. For Miami businesses we usually start with Google and add the others where they pay back.
How much should a Miami business spend on Google Ads?
Enough to buy a meaningful number of clicks on the searches that sell, then more as the numbers prove themselves. We look at your margins, average order or lead value and the competition for your terms before suggesting a budget, and the budget calculator on our site gives a first estimate.
How soon will we see results?
Search ads can bring enquiries and sales within days of going live. The bigger gains come over the first two to three months, as tracking is fixed, wasted searches are cut and budget moves to what converts. You see every change and the effect in the monthly report.