Full-funnel marketing studio
We buy the attention.
You keep the customers.
Clique Studio runs the whole chain - the site people land on, the billboard that gets them curious, the clips that keep them watching, and the Meta spend that puts it all in front of the right buyer.
What we sell
Six services.
One growth engine.
Most agencies own one slice and hand you off for the rest. We run all six, so the billboard, the clip, the ad and the landing page finally say the same thing.
01 / Build
Websites
Fast, sharp, conversion-first sites. Designed to be the place every other channel points at - and built so you can update it without calling us.
02 / Reach
Billboards
Static and digital out-of-home placement - site selection, negotiation, artwork, and proof of posting. Big presence without the agency markup games.
03 / Attention
Clipping
Long-form becomes short-form. We mine your streams, podcasts and calls for the moments worth posting, then cut, caption and ship them on schedule.
04 / Spend
Meta Ads
Media buying across Facebook and Instagram. Creative testing, audience structure, pixel and CAPI setup, and reporting that shows spend against revenue.
05 / Craft
Motion Graphics
Animated logos, explainers and title sequences. Built to land the point in the first two seconds - and to still work with the sound off.
06 / Showcase
Product Media
Product video and stills, shot and graded to show the thing doing its job - cut for the ad, the product page and the pitch deck.
Why bundle it
One team, one message, one number to judge it by.
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The creative doesn't get lost in translation The person cutting your clips talks to the person writing your ads and the person designing the board. Same room, same brief.
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Offline reach, measured online We run geo-lift and branded-search checks around your billboard flights, so out-of-home stops being the line item nobody can defend.
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Creative volume without a creative bottleneck Clipping feeds the ad account. Instead of three hero videos a quarter, you get a steady queue of hooks to test.
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The landing page keeps up When an angle wins in the ad account, the site changes to match that week - not next quarter, after a dev ticket.
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No lock-in Month to month. You own the ad account, the footage, the site and the domain. If we stop earning it, you leave with everything.
How we work
Three weeks from call to live.
STEP 01
Audit & angle
We go through your current site, ad account and footage library, then come back with the two or three angles we think are actually worth spending on - and what we'd stop doing.
STEP 02
Build & book
Site goes into design and build. Board inventory gets shortlisted and held. First clip batch gets cut. Tracking gets wired up properly before a dollar goes out.
STEP 03
Spend & sharpen
Campaigns go live. We report weekly on spend against revenue - not impressions - and keep cutting what loses so budget concentrates on what doesn't.
The short version
Most brands don't have a traffic problem. They have four agencies telling four different stories to the same person.
Questions
Before you get on a call.
No. Plenty of clients start with one - usually the website or the ad account - and add the rest once they've seen how we work. The bundle is a discount and a coordination benefit, not a requirement.
No - and neither is billboard media cost. Both are billed to you directly at cost, on your own accounts, so you can see exactly what was paid. Our management fee is separate and stated up front.
Retainers are month to month with 30 days' notice. Billboard flights are the exception - those are locked to the media owner's booking window, usually four weeks minimum.
You do. We work inside your Meta Business Manager as a partner, not on our own ad account. Site code, domain, footage and every exported clip stay yours.
Clipping and ad management can start within a week. Sites go into a build queue - usually a two-week wait, then two weeks of build. Billboard availability depends entirely on the market and the month.
Tell us what you're trying to sell.
A 20-minute call. We'll tell you which of the six channels we'd actually start with - including when the answer is "none of them yet".