Updated October 2026 · Written and maintained by the Progression Agency strategy team
Facebook ads for real estate investors are paid campaigns on Facebook and Instagram that reach owners who may want to sell a house, a rental or a piece of land directly, then capture their details so an investor can call, see the property and make an offer. We build and run them for wholesalers, flippers, land buyers and buy-and-hold investors, and we measure them in conversations, offers and signed contracts. Progression Agency is based in New York City and works with clients across the United States and worldwide.
On this page · 18 sections
- What do Facebook ads for real estate investors include?
- Facebook ads for real estate: how investor campaigns differ from agent campaigns
- Meta’s housing special ad category: the rules to confirm before launch
- Personal attributes: what motivated seller ads may not say
- Motivated seller facebook ads that bring sellers who answer
- Wholesale real estate facebook ads
- Facebook lead ads or a landing page for seller leads?
- How to target Facebook ads for real estate sellers under the housing rules
- Speed to lead: calling and texting sellers with consent
- Lead quality: sending CRM stages back to Meta
- Motivated seller leads: build your own or buy them?
- Facebook ads for land investors, flippers and buy-and-hold buyers
- How sellers and investors use AI assistants, and what gets cited
- How to measure Facebook ads for real estate investors
- How to choose a provider for real estate investor Facebook ads
- How much do Facebook ads cost for real estate investors?
- How long before an investor campaign produces contracts?
- Related services for real estate investors
The short answerA motivated-seller program on Meta has four parts: a property-first offer, a lead form or landing page that qualifies the seller, follow-up within minutes with consent for calls and texts, and lead stages sent back from the CRM so Meta learns what a real deal looks like. Campaigns run inside Meta’s housing special ad category, which fixes ages, opens gender targeting to all and requires a location radius of at least 15 miles in the US. Expect the first readable results in four to six weeks. Reporting is cost per contract, not cost per click.
Meta’s policies and federal and state rules are described as published in October 2026 and can change; nothing here is legal advice. Management and tracking figures are published US price bands (market figures, not a Progression rate card); landing page and website prices are Progression’s own fixed-scope prices. A quote follows a written scope.
What do Facebook ads for real estate investors include?
They include the whole path from the ad to the purchase contract: offer, creative, the housing ad setup, the form or landing page, consent for follow-up, call speed and the CRM link that tells Meta which leads became deals. Running the ad alone is the smallest part.
| Workstream | What we do | What you see |
|---|---|---|
| Market and offer | Counties, property types and the offer you can actually fund | A one-page campaign brief per market |
| Housing ad setup | Special ad category declared, targeting set inside Meta’s options | Campaigns that launch without rejections |
| Creative | Video, static and carousel ads about the property and the process | A tested set of ads per seller situation |
| Lead capture | Instant Forms or a landing page with qualifying questions | Address, condition and timeline on every lead |
| Consent and follow-up | Disclaimers, checkboxes, call routing and text templates | Leads you are allowed to call and text |
| CRM feedback | Lead stages sent back to Meta through the Conversions API | Delivery that favors sellers who sign |
| Reporting | Spend to contract by market and campaign | Cost per appointment, offer and contract |
Who we build investor campaigns for
Wholesalers who assign contracts, flippers who renovate and resell, land buyers who purchase lots and acreage, and buy-and-hold investors adding rentals. Each buys a different property from a different seller, so each gets its own offer and form.
How to advertise real estate on Facebook as a buyer of houses
Decide the counties and property types you buy, create the campaign as a housing ad, write one offer per seller situation, capture the property details with consent, and call fast. The sections below take each step in turn.
What this page does not cover
General Meta advertising is on our Facebook ads agency page. Campaigns for agents and brokerages seeking listing and buyer leads are a different job, covered on real estate PPC and real estate social media marketing.
Facebook ads for real estate: how investor campaigns differ from agent campaigns
Agents advertise listings and their own services to buyers and sellers who will use an agent. Investors advertise an offer to buy a property directly, usually as-is, to owners who value speed or certainty over the top price. The audience, the form and the measure of success are all different.
| Question | Investor seller campaign | Agent listing or valuation campaign |
|---|---|---|
| Who the ad speaks to | Owners who may sell directly to a buyer | Buyers and sellers choosing an agent |
| The offer | A direct cash or terms offer, often as-is | A listing, a valuation or the agent’s service |
| The form asks for | Property address, condition, timeline | Contact details and home search criteria |
| The follow-up | A call to book a walkthrough and make an offer | Nurture until the person is ready to list or buy |
| Success means | A signed purchase or assignment contract | A listing agreement or a closed buyer |
| Rules | Housing special ad category, personal attributes, consent | The same Meta rules plus brokerage advertising rules |
Why agent playbooks underperform for investors
Agent ads aim to build a long-term pipeline of people who will list in a year. An investor needs a seller this month, so the ad has to state the offer plainly and the form has to filter out owners who only want a retail price.
Where the two overlap
Both run under the same housing ad rules, both depend on call speed, and both are measured best by what the CRM says happened. Our real estate lead generation page covers the agent side of lead programs.
Meta’s housing special ad category: the rules to confirm before launch
Meta requires advertisers in or reaching the US to identify campaigns that offer housing opportunities and to run them with restricted targeting. We set investor seller campaigns up as housing ads and confirm the current rules in Ads Manager at launch, because Meta changes them.
| Setting | What Meta’s documentation says | What we do |
|---|---|---|
| Age | Generally fixed to 18 through 65+ | Leave it open and let the offer qualify |
| Gender | A specific gender cannot be chosen | All genders |
| Location | At least a 15-mile radius in the US and Canada; ZIP codes not supported; no location exclusions | City or pin targeting with a 15-mile minimum radius |
| Detailed targeting | Behaviors, demographics and exclusions not permitted; interests only from an approved list | Broad delivery, with the creative doing the targeting |
| Lookalike audiences | Unavailable for housing ads | Never used |
| Customer list custom audiences | Eligibility can be checked for special ad category use | Used only where Meta marks them eligible |
| Wrong category | Ads risk being paused | Category checked on every new campaign |
Does a we buy houses ad count as a housing ad?
Meta’s special ad category documentation asks US advertisers to identify campaigns that offer housing, employment or credit opportunities. An ad offering to buy someone’s home is about a housing transaction, so we treat it as a housing ad. Confirm the current definition in Ads Manager and with your counsel; Meta’s wording, not ours, decides.
The Fair Housing Act sits underneath
The Fair Housing Act, 42 U.S.C. 3604(c) bars any notice, statement or advertisement about the sale or rental of a dwelling that indicates a preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin. Copy and images are reviewed against it as well as against Meta’s rules.
Can you advertise real estate on Facebook?
Yes, with the housing rules switched on. Investors, agents and builders all advertise property on Facebook and Instagram; the difference for a seller campaign is that it runs as a housing ad from the first day, so the targeting limits above apply.
What the rules mean for results
With age, gender, ZIP codes and most detailed targeting off the table, the creative and the form do the filtering. Campaigns that say clearly who the offer suits, and what condition of property you buy, bring fewer but better leads.
Personal attributes: what motivated seller ads may not say
Meta’s advertising standards bar ads that assert or imply a personal attribute of the viewer, and vulnerable financial status is on the list. A headline that asks whether the reader is behind, in debt or facing a hard life event breaks that rule.
The rule in Meta’s words
Meta’s personal attributes policy covers race, ethnicity, religion, beliefs, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, physical or mental health, vulnerable financial status, voting status, union membership, criminal record and name. Its own example of a rejected line asks the reader whether they are bankrupt.
Write about the property and the offer
Ads that describe what you buy and how the sale works stay inside the rule: we buy houses in this county in any condition, close on your date, no repairs or cleaning. The seller recognizes the situation without the ad naming it.
| Seller situation | A line we would write | A line we would never write |
|---|---|---|
| Inherited house | We buy inherited houses as-is, and we work with estate timelines | Did your parent just pass away? |
| Rental the owner is done with | Selling a rental with tenants in place? We buy those too | Are you a landlord drowning in bills? |
| Major repairs | Roof, foundation or old systems: we buy the house as it stands | Can’t afford to fix your home? |
| Relocation | Moving for work? Pick your closing date and leave the rest | Are you being forced to move? |
| Vacant land | We buy vacant lots and acreage in this county for cash | Struggling to pay taxes on your land? |
| Payment trouble | No line written: the offer page explains options instead | Behind on your mortgage? |
Motivated seller facebook ads that bring sellers who answer
The motivated seller ads that work state a specific offer, show the area and the kind of property, explain the process in a sentence and ask for one thing. Vague cash-for-houses ads bring curious owners who want a retail price.
One campaign per seller situation
Inherited houses, tired landlords, major repairs, relocations and vacant land each need different words and images. Separate campaigns show which situation produces contracts in your market and stop one message from carrying the budget for all.
We buy houses facebook ads: the format that still works
Short video of the buyer explaining the process, a real street or property type from the county, the offer in one line and a form that takes a minute. Stock photos of keys and handshakes are skipped by sellers who have seen hundreds of them.
Real estate facebook ad examples you can adapt
A walkthrough video of a house you bought as-is, with permission from the seller; a carousel of before and after photos with no personal details; a static ad listing the three steps of a sale; a land ad showing the county map and lot sizes you buy. Meta’s Ad Library lets you see active ads in your market before writing your own.
Motivated seller marketing beyond the first ad
Most sellers do not decide the first time they see an ad. Retargeting where Meta allows it, a short email series and a well-built site keep the offer in front of them; our real estate email marketing team builds the follow-up sequences.
Paying for seller leads that never answer the phone?Send your markets, your monthly spend and what a signed contract is worth to you. A free proposal follows with the campaign, form and follow-up changes we would make first.
Wholesale real estate facebook ads
Facebook ads for wholesalers follow the same seller rules, with two additions: the offer has to leave room for an assignment fee, and some states regulate wholesaling directly. We build the campaign; your attorney confirms what your state requires.
How to run facebook ads for wholesaling real estate
Pick one or two counties where you have buyers, write an as-is offer for the properties those buyers want, launch two or three seller situations with a qualifying form, call every lead within minutes, and judge the campaign on contracts you could assign, not on lead count.
Wholesaling real estate facebook ads and state licensing
State rules differ. Illinois, for example, includes in its broker definition anyone who deals in assignable contracts for real estate on 2 or more occasions in any 12-month period. Ads and forms stay factual about who is buying and how the sale works, and we follow whatever disclosure your counsel requires.
Facebook ads for wholesaling real estate on a small budget
A smaller budget runs one market and one or two seller situations until a few contracts show which works. Spreading the same budget over five counties leaves every campaign too thin for Meta to learn.
Building a buyers list on Meta
Wholesalers also run ads offering off-market deal alerts to investors in a market. Those ads are about property for sale, so we run them under the same housing rules and keep them in a separate campaign from seller ads.
Facebook lead ads or a landing page for seller leads?
Instant Forms bring more leads at a lower cost per lead because the seller never leaves Facebook or Instagram; landing pages bring fewer leads with more intent and build value on your own site. Most investors run both and compare cost per contract.
A facebook lead ads real estate checklist
Ask for the property address, its condition, the timeline and the best time to call. Turn on the higher intent setting, which adds a review step before the form submits, and add a custom disclaimer with consent checkboxes. Every form links to your privacy policy. Meta’s lead form reference lists these settings.
What a seller landing page needs
The offer in the headline, the area you buy in, three steps from first call to closing, real photos, a short form and the phone number. Our landing page design team builds pages for paid traffic, and real estate website design covers a full investor site.
| Question | Why we ask it | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Property address | Lets you pull records and comparables before the call | Short answer |
| Property type | Separates houses, multifamily, land and mobile homes | Multiple choice |
| Condition | Sets the offer range and the walkthrough plan | Multiple choice with plain options |
| Timeline to sell | Ranks follow-up order | Multiple choice |
| Is the property listed with an agent? | Avoids contacting sellers under a listing agreement | Yes or no |
| Best number and time to call | Speeds the first conversation | Short answer |
| Consent to calls and texts | Required before follow-up by text or autodialer | Checkbox in a custom disclaimer |
How to target Facebook ads for real estate sellers under the housing rules
Target the area, not the person. Housing campaigns use broad location targeting of at least 15 miles, so the offer, the images and the form decide who responds, and the CRM feedback teaches delivery which responders become sellers.
Location first
Choose the cities or pins where you buy and accept the minimum radius. If a market is smaller than the radius, the ad says which areas you buy in and the form question on the property address screens the rest.
Let creative qualify
A land ad shows land; a repair ad shows the house you buy as-is; a landlord ad mentions tenants in place. The people who respond select themselves, which is what detailed targeting used to do.
Custom audiences and retargeting
Meta documents a check for whether a customer list custom audience is eligible for special ad category campaigns. We use only eligible audiences and never lookalikes, which Meta does not allow for housing ads.
How to find motivated sellers on Facebook without breaking the rules
Run property-first ads in the markets you buy, answer every comment and message quickly, and send every lead stage back to Meta. Scraping profiles, messaging people about their circumstances or buying lists of people in hardship has no place in the program.
Speed to lead: calling and texting sellers with consent
Sellers who fill a form are often talking to several buyers, so follow-up is measured in minutes. Calls and texts also carry federal rules, which is why consent is built into the form before the first lead arrives.
What federal rules say about consent
The FCC rule at 47 CFR 64.1200 requires prior express written consent for telemarketing calls made with an autodialer or a prerecorded voice to mobile numbers, describes that consent as a signed written agreement with a clear disclosure that signing is not a condition of purchase, and applies its do-not-call rules to texts to wireless numbers. Electronic signatures count where law recognizes them.
Texting from a registered number
Business texts from ordinary 10-digit numbers run on 10DLC, where brands and campaigns are registered through a provider with The Campaign Registry. Our SMS marketing team sets up the registration and the templates.
The first call
A person, not a voicemail, during business hours. The goal is a walkthrough or a video tour and a written offer, with notes logged in the CRM so the lead stage can go back to Meta.
| When | Channel | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Within 5 minutes | Phone call | Confirm the property, the timeline and book a walkthrough |
| If no answer | Text with consent | A short note with your name and a callback number |
| Same day | Second call | One more attempt at a different hour |
| Day 2 to day 7 | Email and call | A plain explanation of how your offer works |
| Week 2 onward | Monthly check-in until the seller decides | |
| Any time | Opt-out | Stop requests honored across every channel |
Lead quality: sending CRM stages back to Meta
Meta optimizes for whatever you tell it is a success. If that is a form fill, it finds people who fill forms. If it is a booked walkthrough or a signed contract, it can learn to find sellers instead.
Meta’s conversion leads integration
Meta’s conversion leads documentation describes sending down-funnel events from your CRM back to Meta through the Conversions API and optimizing with the Conversion Leads performance goal. It asks for Instant Form leads, the Meta lead ID stored in the CRM, at least 200 leads a month, uploads at least once a day, and a target stage that happens within 28 days at a conversion rate between 1% and 40%.
Which stage to send
For most investors the target is a booked walkthrough or an offer made, because signed contracts are too rare and too slow for the 28-day window. Contracts are still sent and reported.
| Stage | Definition | Sent to Meta? |
|---|---|---|
| New lead | Form submitted | Yes, automatically |
| Contacted | A two-way conversation happened | Yes |
| Qualified | Owner, property type and timeline fit your buy box | Yes |
| Walkthrough booked | A visit or video tour scheduled | Yes, usually the optimization target |
| Offer made | A written offer sent | Yes |
| Contract signed | Purchase or assignment contract executed | Yes, and reported weekly |
| Disqualified | Listed with an agent, retail price only or outside the area | Yes, so delivery learns what to avoid |
Motivated seller leads: build your own or buy them?
Leads from your own campaigns are exclusive to you and carry your offer; bought leads are faster to start but are often sold to several investors. The right answer depends on how quickly you can call and how many contracts you need each month.
| Lead channel | Exclusive? | Strength | Weakness |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your own Facebook and Instagram campaigns | Yes | Volume, control of the offer, CRM feedback | Needs creative, rules and fast follow-up |
| Google search ads | Yes | Sellers already searching to sell | Clicks cost more; covered on real estate PPC |
| Organic search on your site | Yes | Leads with no click cost over time | Months to build; see real estate SEO |
| Direct mail | Yes | Reaches owners off social media | Print and postage per piece; see direct mail |
| Bought exclusive leads | Sometimes | No setup | Quality and exclusivity vary by vendor |
| Bought shared leads | No | Cheap per lead | Several investors call the same seller |
How to get motivated seller leads for wholesalers
Motivated seller leads for wholesalers come best from campaigns aimed at the properties your buyers want, so every signed contract can be assigned. A campaign that brings houses nobody on your list will buy wastes the call time.
How to generate motivated seller leads for investors who hold
Buy-and-hold investors write offers around rentals and small multifamily, and ask on the form whether tenants are in place. The same rules apply; the property type changes.
Best lead generation for real estate investors
There is no single best source. Facebook and Instagram usually bring the most volume; search brings the most intent; mail reaches owners who are not online. Our lead generation work compares them by cost per contract.
Starting Facebook ads for a new wholesaling market?Tell us the counties, the property types you buy and how fast you can make offers. We reply with a free proposal for a launch inside Meta’s housing rules.
Facebook ads for land investors, flippers and buy-and-hold buyers
The campaign structure is shared; the offer, the images and the form change with the property you buy.
Land buyers
Facebook ads for land investors show lots and acreage, name the counties and sizes you buy, and ask for the parcel number or address. Owners of inherited or unused land often live far from it, so the ad explains that no visit is needed.
Flippers
Flippers need houses with room for renovation profit, so the form asks about condition in detail and the ad shows the kind of house you buy as-is.
Buy-and-hold investors
Ads speak to landlords who want out, mention tenants in place and leases, and focus on a smooth handover.
Meta ads for real estate investors in more than one market
Each market gets its own campaign, budget and offer, so results are readable. Our commercial real estate lead generation team handles larger multifamily and commercial owners.
How sellers and investors use AI assistants, and what gets cited
Owners ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and Google AI Overviews how to sell a house fast, whether cash buyers are legitimate and who buys houses in their town. Investors ask the same tools how to find motivated sellers and which advertising works.
What the assistants tend to cite
Pages that explain the selling process plainly, with fees, timelines and what happens at closing; review profiles; local directories; and consistent business details across the site and listings. Pages that read like an ad are cited less often.
What an investor should publish
A how-it-works page with real steps and timelines, an FAQ that answers seller doubts honestly, a page per area you buy in with real purchases where sellers agreed, and a clear company name and address. Our AEO work for real estate applies the same method.
How investors ask
Typical prompts: how do wholesalers find sellers, are Facebook ads good for wholesaling, what does a seller lead cost. A page that answers those with numbers you can stand behind is the page that gets quoted.
How to measure Facebook ads for real estate investors
Measure spend against signed contracts by market and campaign. Cost per lead is a starting signal; contact rate, appointments and offers explain why one campaign wins.
| Metric | How it is calculated | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
| Cost per lead | Spend divided by leads | Whether the ad and form attract responses |
| Contact rate | Leads reached divided by leads | Whether follow-up speed and lead quality hold up |
| Cost per appointment | Spend divided by walkthroughs booked | Whether the leads are real sellers |
| Offer rate | Offers made per 100 leads | Whether the buy box and the ad match |
| Cost per contract | Spend divided by signed contracts | The number to scale on |
| Profit per deal | Assignment fee or resale profit minus all costs | Whether the market is worth the spend |
Facebook real estate lead generation reports we send
A weekly view of spend, leads, contacts, appointments, offers and contracts per market, with the creative behind each, and a monthly review of what to cut and what to scale. Our marketing analytics team builds the dashboards from your CRM.
How to choose a provider for real estate investor Facebook ads
Choose a provider that knows Meta’s housing rules, builds consent into the forms, links to your CRM and reports in contracts. Ask to see a launch checklist before you sign.
| Requirement | How to check it |
|---|---|
| Knows the housing special ad category | Ask what targeting is available and what is not for a seller campaign |
| Writes inside the personal attributes rule | Ask for three headlines for an inherited-house campaign |
| Builds consent into forms | Ask to see a sample disclaimer and consent checkbox |
| Connects the CRM | Ask which lead stages they send back to Meta and how |
| Reports cost per contract | Ask for a sample report; reject one that stops at cost per lead |
| Owns no lead list it resells | Ask whether your leads are ever shared with another investor |
| You own the ad account | Confirm the account, page and pixel are in your business portfolio |
Red flags
Promises of a set number of deals, hardship headlines, lookalikes built from seller lists, leads shared with other clients, and reports that never mention contracts.
Agency or freelancer?
A freelancer can run a single market well. An agency suits investors in several markets who also need landing pages, CRM work and text compliance done in one place. Our white label Facebook ads service supports other agencies that serve investors.
How much do Facebook ads cost for real estate investors?
Two costs: ad spend, paid to Meta and set by you, and management. Published US price bands for Meta ads management run $1,200 to $4,000 a month (market figures, not a Progression rate card). Our own single landing page starts from $1,400. A quote follows a written scope.
| Item | Price | What it covers | Type of figure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ad spend | Set by you, paid to Meta | Delivery of the ads | Your budget |
| Meta ads management | $1,200 to $4,000 a month | Campaigns, creative testing, optimization, reporting | Published US price band (market figure, not a Progression rate card) |
| Conversion tracking across channels | $1,200 to $5,000 one-off | Pixel, Conversions API and CRM stages | Published US price band (market figure, not a Progression rate card) |
| Google Ads management | $800 to $2,500 a month, or 10 to 20% of spend at scale | Seller search campaigns alongside Meta | Published US price band (market figure, not a Progression rate card) |
| Single landing page | From $1,400 | One template, copy, form and tracking | Progression fixed-scope price |
| Investor website, 5 to 8 pages | From $9,500 | Templates, content plan, structured data | Progression fixed-scope price |
What changes the price
The number of markets and seller situations, how much video you need, whether forms connect to your CRM already, and whether text follow-up needs registration. Ad spend scales separately.
Are Facebook ads worth it for real estate investors?
They are worth it when the cost per contract leaves profit after the deal. Work out what a contract is worth to you, how many leads it takes to sign one at your current follow-up, and test one market long enough to see contracts before scaling.
Why cost per lead misleads
A cheap lead nobody can reach costs more than an expensive lead who signs. Our cost per lead guide explains what drives the number.
How long before an investor campaign produces contracts?
Leads usually arrive in the first week; a reliable read on cost per appointment takes four to six weeks; contracts follow the length of your own sales cycle. CRM feedback to Meta improves delivery from the second month.
| Phase | What happens | What we report |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Market, offer, buy box and CRM audit; ad account checks | A launch plan per market |
| Weeks 2 to 3 | Forms, landing page, consent, call routing and tracking built | Test leads through to the CRM |
| Weeks 3 to 6 | Launch two or three seller situations; creative tests | Leads, contact rate, appointments |
| Weeks 6 to 9 | CRM stages sent back to Meta; weak campaigns cut | Cost per appointment and offer |
| Weeks 10 to 13 | Winning situations scaled; second market planned | Cost per contract |
| Month 4 onward | New markets and creative refreshed monthly | Profit per deal by market |
Do Facebook ads work for real estate investors in every market?
They work where enough owners sit inside the radius and your offer is competitive. In very rural markets, land ads and mail often outperform; in crowded metros, the offer and the speed of the first call decide who wins.
Related services for real estate investors
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Frequently asked questions
What are Facebook ads for real estate investors?
Does Meta allow cash home buyers to advertise on Facebook and Instagram?
What are the steps to launch a seller campaign on Facebook as an investor?
Do Facebook ads work for real estate investors?
Are Facebook ads worth it for real estate wholesalers?
How much do Facebook ads cost for real estate investors each month?
What are motivated seller leads?
How do I find motivated sellers on Facebook?
Can a motivated seller ad mention foreclosure, divorce or debt?
Do I have to use the housing special ad category for we buy houses ads?
Can I use lookalike audiences for seller campaigns?
Should I use Facebook lead forms or a landing page?
What questions should a seller lead form ask?
Do I need consent before texting a seller lead?
Do I need a license to wholesale with Facebook ads?
What is a good response time for leads from motivated seller facebook ads?
How does Meta learn which seller leads are good?
How long does it take to get deals from Facebook ads?
How do wholesalers find real estate investors on Facebook?
Are bought motivated seller leads better than running my own ads?
Can Progression run seller campaigns for an investor based in Texas, Florida or another state?
Paying for seller leads that never answer the phone?Send your markets, your monthly spend and what a signed contract is worth to you. A free proposal follows with the campaign, form and follow-up changes we would make first.
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