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How Long Should You Let a Meta Ad Run Before You Pull the Plug? Alright, let’s get real. You’ve got a Meta ad running, and you’re wondering—when do I cut this thing? Here’s the deal: ⏳ Give It Time, But Not Forever: You can’t just set it and forget it. Let your ad run for about 3 to 7 days. That’s enough time to see if it’s got potential or if it’s just burning through cash. 💡 Here’s What You Should Be Watching: 1) Costs Going Up? If your CPM or CPC is high and not getting better, something’s off. Don’t keep throwing money at it. 2) Conversions Flatlining? If you’re not seeing conversions by the end of week one, it’s probably time to tweak or kill it. 3) Ad Fatigue: If engagement starts dropping, your audience is bored. They’ve seen it too much—time for something fresh. 🔄 Cutting Isn’t Failing: Cutting an ad doesn’t mean you’ve failed. It means you’re smart enough to stop wasting money and start doubling down on what’s actually working. Pro Tip: Run A/B tests so you know exactly what to kill and what to scale. So, how long do you let your ads run before deciding? Let me us know! #AdStrategy #DigitalMarketing #MetaAds #MarketingTips

One great ad can turn your business around. But here’s the truth: Meta ads are all about testing, not guesswork. Business owners often get frustrated during the testing phase. And many end up blaming marketers when results don’t show immediately. But let me tell you something—this is how Meta ads work. Even we, as marketers, can’t predict ad results beforehand. We give 100% from our side, but the rest depends on Meta. Sometimes, we look at an ad and think, this will perform great! But it doesn’t. Why? Because Meta knows better than us what their audience will like. Testing isn’t failure—it’s the process of finding what works. So don’t stop testing. Don’t give up. Your winning ad is out there. P.S. Testing is where the magic happens—embrace it! P.P.S. If your Meta ads aren’t working, let’s fix them together. I’m here to help.

Making Winning Meta Ads: Why Most Methods Fail?? 🤔 🔥 Tired of ad strategies that overpromise and underdeliver? 🔥 If you’ve been disappointed by “quick-fix” Meta ad guides or strategies, you’re not alone. Too many “experts” offer outdated tips that don’t convert. But there’s a better way—and it works. Say hello to our Winning Meta Ad Framework! Here’s how we’re different: 🔹 Hook – Stop scrolling and get noticed. 🔹 Problem – Most ad strategies aren’t made for today’s competitive market. 🔹 Agitate – These outdated methods waste your budget with little ROI. 🔹 Solution – Our proven framework is built for real results. 🔹 Feature/Benefit – Learn strategies designed for maximum conversion. 🔹 Bad Alternative – Forget the “set it and forget it” ad guides. That approach? Dead. 🔹 Results – This framework has boosted ROI for clients by 3X on average. Ready to turn your Meta ads into money-makers? Take our FREE course at Fixgure.com and see the difference for yourself. #MetaAds #MarketingStrategy #AdConversions #DigitalMarketing #FreeCourse

Stop Letting Meta Drain Your Budget! 🚨 If you're running Meta ads, you’ve probably seen the “Multi-Advertiser” option. Sounds like a good way to share the ad space, right? 😅 Wrong. This little setting may seem like a great idea, but it actually squeezes your ad into a tiny corner alongside competitors—and guess what? You still get charged full price for the impression. So much for "sharing the space," right? Here’s the pro tip: TURN IT OFF. 🙅♂️ By turning off this option, you ensure your ad gets the spotlight it deserves without sharing it with others. It's a quick and simple fix that can save you a chunk of your ad spend. 💸 Want your Meta ads to work smarter, not harder? Hit me up. I'm here to help! 😉 #DigitalMarketing #MetaAds #SaveYourBudget #AdSpend #MarketingTips #BusinessGrowth

We're tired of seeing good brands held back by mediocre ad strategies. So we've distilled 4 years of meta ad expertise and $88 million in ad spend secrets into an SOP This isn’t a “how to run Meta Ads course” This is literally the SOP we’ve built and use to train any new employee we bring on. Inside, you'll discover: 📌 The exact 8-step process we use to transform underperforming accounts 📌 Our secret sauce for creative brainstorming that consistently produces scroll-stopping ads 📌 The hidden seasonality tricks that keep you ahead of trends (and competition) 📌 Our bulletproof 3-phase campaign structure for rapid scaling Plus, a video walkthrough for every. Single. Step. No fluff. No theory. Just pure, actionable strategies that work in 2024. If you want to achieve your desired ROAS in the next 12 weeks, this is what you need. Comment SOP in the comments, and I'll send it to you. Also, repost if you find it helpful 🔁 Here's the SOP- https://bit.ly/4fBoZoc #giveaway

Number one mistake I see small businesses make when running Meta Ads: Trying to sell more than one thing. It’s already hard enough to sell one thing; when you stack two more things on top, you just made it 3x harder to make the sale. When running a Meta ad, just ask yourself these questions: - What am I trying to achieve with this ad? Be very specific. - Who will be reading this ad? - If I showed this to my mom, could she tell exactly what this ad is trying to sell? - What’s the first thing the viewer will read/see? Will it catch the "avatar's" attention? - Is it confusing? - Is it too long? - Is the CTA clear? Don’t overthink it make sure to show it a couple of people before posting. If you’d like a free sample for your particular business visit my website.

How to move Meta Ads to bid caps without killing your campaigns 👇 What you don't want to do: ❌Add bid caps when you start a new ad set. ❌Set your caps to what your actual target CPA is. ❌Use bid caps on creative testing. ❌Edit your caps too often and too aggressively. What to do instead: ✅ Collect a conversion history before moving to caps. ✅ Set your caps 5x of what your historic CPA was. ✅ Run creative tests on maximize volume for delivery. ✅ Edit caps gradually and not too often (finetune). Bid caps aren't just about higher efficiency. They actually allow you to scale. Because runnning on Maximize Volume means Meta is bidding for you on the backend. As you scale daily budget, they bid more aggressively to spend the budget in full. There's a natural ceiling to this when CPAs become too expensive given the high bid. Bid caps allow you to separate bid controls from budget controls. Allowing you to set bid levels that make sense to you, while budgeting way higher than your current spend level. That way the algorithm can tap into that budget at times of opportunity.

Here’s how to set up your Meta ad account structure for MAXIMUM results: Create two campaigns. The first one is the “scale” campaign. Put this on the side for now. In the second one, you’re going to test things. All your new ads (and variations of old ones) start here. Pit them against each other and let them compete for spend. Meta is not going to put its resources into a loser over a winner. The one that gets the most spend is your best ad. Then, throw the winner into the scale campaign. Pump cash into it until performance drops and you have a new contender coming out of the test campaign. Always be trying out new stuff in the testing campaign. Always be growing the scale campaign. Performance determines what gets promoted or relegated. Play the hot hand and you will always be putting your money behind a proven banger.

We're seeing consistently great results for a client running Messenger Ads on Meta. This is a Canadian company in the Home Services industry that is getting $5 - $10 Cost per Leads for two years now. They started running Messenger ads with us last year as an experiment and it's been their primary sales channel ever since. 📈 Instead of a lead form or landing page, when a customer clicks the ad it pops them into a chat with the business. The customer can choose to write a custom chat message or click one of the suggested messages. We have workflows that automatically start the conversation based on those suggested messages. If your Meta ad performance is lacking, consider mixing it up with a Messenger campaign. Message me if you would like to learn more.