Linked Media

Linked Media: paid advertising for e-commerce brands past the £15k mark

Linked Media is a paid advertising agency that works with established e-commerce brands generating roughly £15,000 or more per month. Its stated focus is profit-first campaign management rather than impression-led metrics, with in-house tracking that the company reports at 98% attribution accuracy. The agency presents itself as a specialist in scaling brands beyond their current revenue ceiling, citing more than $100 million generated, an average ROAS above 600% and $3.5 million in monthly ad spend managed.

Who the agency is built for

The service is aimed at brand owners who already have product-market fit and sales coming in, but lack a paid acquisition engine that scales without eroding margin. Linked Media lists the typical situations it addresses: brands doing £15k+ per month that want to reach £50k, £100k or more; accounts where ROAS looks acceptable on paper but profit is flat; low average order value with untapped repeat purchase; creative production acting as the bottleneck; and previous experience with generalist agencies. The agency also states that it takes one brand per niche and confirms availability on the strategy call.

Method and operating principles

Linked Media describes its approach around three principles. Strategies are built around each client's margins and goals rather than recycled templates. Reporting is presented as open, with visibility on spend, performance and the reasoning behind decisions. And prioritisation is placed on revenue and profit over vanity metrics, supported by the in-house tracking system. The agency says it produces ad creative internally, running a weekly production and testing cycle, because it considers creative the single biggest performance lever on Meta. Clients can supply brand assets and product photography, but the agency does not depend on them to deliver ads.

Creative output

The agency produces static ad creative for its clients. Examples shown on its site include work for Prenta (kids' barefoot shoes), WRE Apparel (activewear), SaltAyre (wellness), kip&glow (sleep and beauty), Rescape France (cycling jewellery) and Michael Whsky (streetwear).

Reported account performance

Linked Media publishes a snapshot of live client accounts across multiple markets and currencies. The figures shown at the time of writing include:

• 12.51× ROAS: £74,454 spent, £931,376 returned.
• 11.47× ROAS: £2,990 spent, £34,295 returned.
• 6.45× ROAS: £891 spent, £5,746 returned.
• 5.22× ROAS: $161,110 spent, $840,688 returned.
• 4.24× ROAS: £11,400 spent, £48,336 returned.
• 3.58× ROAS: £927,103 spent, £3,319,028 returned.

The site also cites a case of 1,242% growth in two months and a 600%+ average ROAS across its client base.

The 3–5X ROAS guarantee and contract terms

Linked Media commits in writing to generating a 3–5X return on ad spend within 90 days. The exact terms are confirmed on the strategy call after reviewing margins, tracking and the current account, and the agency says it only offers the guarantee where it is confident of hitting it. Most accounts are said to see meaningful movement within the first 30 days once tracking, offers and creative are in place; the 90-day window is presented as the period needed to test properly and scale on real data. There is no long-term lock-in to start, and the agency states it prefers to earn renewals through results.

How the free strategy call works

The entry point is a free 60-minute call with Lloyd, who runs the accounts. Before the call, Linked Media audits the prospect's account. In the first 20 minutes it presents findings on spend, ROAS, AOV, contribution margin and true MER, and identifies where the gap between them lies. The next 20 minutes are used to name the single ceiling — creative, tracking or the underlying maths. The final 20 minutes are dedicated to the exact 90-day sequence the agency would run, written down and kept by the prospect whether or not they work together. The agency describes the call as having no pitch unless requested.

Reviews and client base

The site reports 436+ five-star reviews and hundreds of clients across the UK, US and beyond. Published testimonials include comments from clients identified as Ronald Davis and Noah Phillips in Great Britain, and John Taylor and Scott Bailey in the United States, covering revenue and customer acquisition growth, campaign optimisation and platform expertise.

Average order value and lifetime value

For brands with a low AOV, Linked Media says it builds bundles, multi-buy and post-purchase offers to raise AOV before scaling spend, then bids against 90-day lifetime value rather than first-order ROAS. The agency frames this as the mechanism that keeps campaigns profitable where others bid on day-one returns.