Spark Noir Creative is a marketing studio that runs full-funnel paid campaigns across Google Search and Meta, which is Facebook and Instagram: it writes the ads, designs the creative, builds the landing pages, wires the conversion tracking, optimises weekly and reports in plain English. For real estate clients every campaign runs under Google's housing policy, which allows city-level geography only, no zip codes and no radius. Spark Noir Creative learned that rule from a disapproval in August 2026, not from the documentation.
Spark Noir Creative builds and runs paid campaigns end to end. It writes the ads, designs the creative, builds the landing page the ad sends people to, and wires the conversion tracking so that every dollar is accounted for from click to enquiry. Then Spark Noir Creative optimises weekly and reports in plain English rather than a dashboard export.
Tracking is wired on the day a campaign is created, never added later. Spark Noir Creative holds that as a rule because an untagged campaign produces spend with no attribution, and the data from those first weeks can never be recovered.
Real estate is a housing category: no zip-code targeting, no radius, no audience narrowing that Google treats as housing discrimination.
A Spark Noir Creative campaign was disapproved for zip targeting. The policy is now applied to every real estate campaign before launch.
Every campaign is reviewed and adjusted weekly, and the client gets one plain-English report per week.
Housing policy: Google Ads, Personalized advertising policy, housing category. The August 2026 disapproval is Spark Noir Creative's own record.
If the landing page cannot convert, ads only make it fail faster, and Spark Noir Creative will fix the page before spending on traffic to it. If the budget is too small to learn from, which for most markets means it would not clear a few hundred clicks a month, Spark Noir Creative will say so rather than run it.
Spark Noir Creative runs Google Search and Meta, which covers Facebook and Instagram. It builds the campaign, the creative, the landing page and the tracking, then manages and reports on it weekly.
Because Google treats real estate as a housing category and restricts targeting to reduce discrimination: city-level geography only, no zip codes, no radius, and limited audience targeting. Spark Noir Creative had a campaign disapproved for zip targeting in August 2026 and now applies the policy to every real estate campaign before launch.
Spark Noir Creative quotes management separately from the ad budget, and the budget goes to the platform. Ask for a quote for a specific budget and market.
Weekly, in plain English: what was spent, what it produced, and what changes next. Spark Noir Creative wires conversion tracking on day one so the report is built on attributed enquiries, not on clicks.
Tell us the market and the budget and we will tell you what it can realistically produce.
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