Digital advertising.

Keep your Square confirmation. We confirm your business/site reference, project inputs, delegated access and delivery schedule before starting the agreed work.

Advertising spend is separate. Agree the budget and account permissions before any campaign work.

Yes. Call or text 754-800-4761 before subscribing so we can confirm the work and pricing.

On Square’s secure checkout. Pulse Works Media does not collect card details on this website. The selected link creates monthly recurring billing, not a one-time payment.

Put a specific business offer in front of the audience you want to reach. Discuss Brand Reputation, Message Marketing or Lead Generation with Pulse Works Media; agree on the work, reporting and advertising budget before payment.

Brand Reputation is listed at $197, Message Marketing at $297 and Lead Generation at $1,297. Your written scope identifies the work and billing cycle. SEO is a separate service listed at $897.

Before payment, your written scope separates the service fee from any media budget and identifies platforms, spending controls and approval requirements. Submitting an inquiry does not authorize ad spend.

Share your current offer, audience, existing marketing and budget. Choose the option after the work and intended customer action are clear, rather than choosing by package name alone.

You can send an inquiry before your website is ready. We need to agree where interested customers will go and how they will contact or pay you before a campaign is launched. Website creation is a separate service.

No. Those are separate services. Agree on the landing page or contact path, campaign work, approvals, reporting and any media budget in the written scope before payment.

Yes. Advertising projects can be planned and managed remotely for Broward County businesses. Start with your offer, audience, website and intended customer action. Package scope, billing frequency and any separate advertising spend must be agreed before payment; leads and sales are not guaranteed.

Yes. Start with your real offer, target geography, audience, website or booking destination, budget and current accounts. We confirm a written scope for the selected advertising work, platforms, reporting, timing and billing before payment. A remote advertising project does not mean we have an office in your city or promise a particular number of leads or sales.

Separate the service fee from the advertising spend, and confirm who pays each amount. Agree on the offer, audience, destination, creative, platforms, schedule, approvals and reporting before a campaign is launched. Brand Reputation, Message Marketing and Lead Generation have different scopes. Do not assume a listed service price includes media spend, a new website or ongoing management.

Do not assume media spend is included. Confirm the selected service fee, separate advertising budget, billing cycle and who pays each amount before launch. The scope should identify the offer, audience, creative, destination, dates, approvals and reporting. No recurring spend or campaign starts merely by sending a project inquiry.

Review the destination first. Confirm the promoted service, mobile page, working customer action and how inquiries or purchases will be handled. An ad campaign cannot by itself fix an unclear offer or broken payment route. Website work and tracking setup must be expressly included or scoped separately before you commit the advertising budget.

No particular lead count, sales total or acquisition cost is promised. Agree on the deliverables, separate spend and measurement first. Distinguish ad views and clicks from qualified inquiries, paid deposits and completed sales. Choose the scope for your actual offer and budget rather than interpreting a package name as a guaranteed return.

Start with the problem: how the business is presented, how it communicates with an appropriate audience, or how a defined offer produces inquiries. Share existing accounts, customer permissions where relevant, destination and budget. Confirm the named work and billing in writing; the three options are not interchangeable promises of the same campaign or ongoing management.