Promoted Posts & Creative
Ad copy and creative written for a fast-moving timeline - short, specific and native enough not to be scrolled past on sight.
Twitter, now X, is a smaller advertising platform than Meta or Google, and it is priced accordingly. Its advantage is context: you can target people by the accounts they follow, the conversations they are in and the events they are watching, which makes it unusually good for launches, live moments and reaching technology, media, finance and B2B audiences.
We plan and run X advertising where that context earns its place - promoted posts, takeovers around live events, and conversation and follower campaigns - with honest advice about when the platform is not the right buy for your category.
Context-led targeting, formats built for a fast timeline, and clear reporting on what it returned.
Ad copy and creative written for a fast-moving timeline - short, specific and native enough not to be scrolled past on sight.
Targeting by keywords, conversation topics, followers of specific accounts and interests - the contextual precision the platform is genuinely good at.
Trend takeovers and timeline takeovers around launches, sporting events and cultural moments where mass simultaneous attention is the point.
Custom audiences from your own customer and site data, plus lookalikes and retargeting of people who engaged with your posts.
Follower campaigns to build an owned audience, and awareness formats where the objective is share of category conversation.
Engagement rate, cost per engagement, click and conversion reporting - with an honest read on what the spend actually returned.
X works well for specific categories and specific moments, and poorly outside them. An agency that recommends it universally is selling, not advising.
Qualify the category, buy the context rather than the reach, and concentrate spend where the moment justifies it.
Assess whether your category and audience genuinely justify spend on the platform.
Define the objective - launch moment, share of conversation, follower growth or direct response.
Build targeting around conversations, keywords and follower lookalikes rather than broad demographics.
Produce creative written for the timeline, short and specific enough to stop a fast scroll.
Concentrate budget around the moments that matter instead of spreading it evenly through the month.
Report on engagement, clicks and conversions, reconciled against your own analytics.