
Social media advertising
Advertising on social reaches people who were not looking for you. That makes it the fastest way to build demand and the easiest way to waste a budget, and the difference is nearly always the creative rather than the targeting.
Platforms have become good at finding the right people if you give them something worth showing. The effort goes into producing native creative in the right formats, with enough variants to learn from, rather than into ever narrower audience definitions. Your own customer list, site visitors and existing engagers are worth more than any interest category, so audiences are built from those first, with lookalikes as the second layer.
Creative fatigue is real and measurable. Creative is refreshed before performance falls rather than after, and whatever has stopped earning is switched off instead of left running quietly in the background.
What Vanilla Rain can do for you
Each one handled in the same studio, to the same standard.

Facebook and Instagram advertising
Meta campaigns with creative made for the feed and audiences built from your own customer data, structured so the platform finds more of the right people.

Instagram advertising
Instagram ads designed for Feed, Stories and Reels, with creative that matches the content around it and campaigns aimed at the right audience.

X advertising
X campaigns for the jobs the platform does well, such as launches, events and live conversation, with a clear recommendation on whether it suits you.

LinkedIn advertising
LinkedIn campaigns targeted by job title, company size and industry, with offers decision-makers value and sequenced messages that lead to a meeting.

YouTube advertising
YouTube campaigns with video built to hold attention in the first five seconds, targeted by intent and measured on what viewers do next.

TikTok advertising
TikTok campaigns built on native creative made for the platform, produced in enough variety to find what works and managed against clear results.
Start a conversation
Share what you are spending and what it is returning. You will get a clear answer on whether the problem is the creative, the audience or the offer.