Ads Manager

Google Ads and Meta — Facebook and Instagram — managed together on one screen, so you can compare what each one costs you and what each one brings back. More platforms are on the way.

No. Connect your Google Ads and Meta ad accounts and Lead10 starts recording which ad each new lead came from. Your campaigns keep running as they are, and you can manage them from Lead10 whenever you like.

Google only knows about the click. Lead10 also knows what happened next — whether that person answered the phone, became a real lead, or bought something. That is why our suggestions talk about sales, not clicks, and always name the exact keyword, ad or placement and the exact amount involved.

You do. Pick the pipeline stages that count, such as Qualified, Opportunity, Customer and Revenue, and set the value of each. Leads marked as junk are never reported, so Google and Meta stop looking for more of them.

No. Suggestions wait for you to approve them, and anything scheduled goes into an approval list first. New campaigns are created paused, so you always get to look before anything goes live.

Yes. Leads from Click-to-WhatsApp ads on Facebook and Instagram, from Google ads and from your website forms all keep their ad details, and all of them can be reported back.

Every lead is linked back to the click that created it, and what they did on your site is recorded. Only the ones your team actually qualifies or wins are sent back to Google and Meta. A form fill on its own never counts — a closed deal does.

Lead10 sends only what Google and Meta need to match a lead to their own ad click. Phone numbers and emails are turned into an unreadable code before they leave Lead10, which is the format both platforms require.

Yes. You get leads, sales and sale value for each product on each platform, so you can see which of your products actually sell on Google and which sell on Meta before you put more money behind either.

No. The AI proposes changes and gives the reason for each one. Nothing runs until you approve it.

A Google Ads account, a Meta Business account, or both — plus admin access so you can connect them. It is a one-time connection and takes a few minutes on the demo call.

Google and Meta learn from a steady flow of signals, so the more leads your team moves through the pipeline, the faster it works. Expect it to take a few weeks, not a few days, and keep statuses up to date so the engines keep learning.