To all people doing Meta ads:
Is there really a point to cost cap? Or is it all hype?
I feel like a good ad will give you low CPA regardless if its on highest volume or cost cap
Will it really perform better on a cost cap?
My experience with cost caps are that they spend on ads that are bad too, feels like same shit as highest volume
What do you guys think
How to turn any health product into a $1k/day with FB ads
All you have to do is native ads
But you need the correct workflow for it to happen
Most people skip this and wonder why their ads flop
They blame high CPMs and high CPC
Then start to macdonaldsmaxx
You need to write stories that actually resonate with your avatar
If the angle isnt congruent
Your fked
Do this and thank me later
Workflow:
1. Find your angle ideas on reddit for your avatar - literally google the pain point
2. Write stories that people are complaining about on the threads
3. Use photos taken from reddit that reveal the pain point of your avatar
4. When writing the story use 3 reference ad copies from in-direct competitors on ads library, pick their best ones
5. Launch your concepts in a CBO, give each concept their own adset
6. Give it 3-5 days before making a decision
7. Kill losers, and scale the rest
Here's the most important part
8. Run a feedback loops. On both losers and winners.
9. Apply winning variables to your next batch
10. Repeat until you're printing
Just literally track whats working, create hypothesis, launch, repeat, scale.
If this doesn't work, its just a skill issue.
You'll crack it eventually