Ariful Islam

I'm testing an ad that leads to an instant form with some conditional questions, but it doesn't seem easy to walk through it the way a user would. It skips over stuff, and there's no way to test it repeatedly. Am I missing something, or does anyone know how to test that?

New comment Aug 6

Ariful Islam

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Use Meta’s lead testing tool and test each conditional path separately. Also verify the form submission reaches your CRM and fires the correct Lead event through Pixel/CAPI otherwise, the form may work while your tracking doesn’t.

Magz Bx

Mar 1 •

Facebook Ads

Help! Meta ads not working

I own a Pressure Washing business and ever since Facebook took away the audience targeting for Pressure Washing. It’s been a complete disaster. How can I get my ads to the correct audience ? I went from 6 to 7 Leads a week to one a week

New comment Aug 6

Ariful Islam

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When interest targeting disappears, strong local creative and clean conversion signals matter even more. Test broad local targeting, service area messaging, retargeting, and send qualified lead data back to Meta through CAPI so it can learn who actually becomes a customer.

Paul Caminata

Mar 12 •

Facebook Ads

Launching Ads

Hey guys, I run an AI agency & I am currently launching some ads for my service, but I had a quick question. I watched a video online (by Jeremy Haynes), which recommended just putting 25-30 creatives into one ad set, whereas I only created 2 ads each for my 2 ad sets and was planning to start with that. Initially I want to spend ~$40 p/d. What do you think is my best option? Thanks a lot

New comment Aug 6

Ariful Islam

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With a $40/day budget, 25–30 creatives will spread the data too thin. Start with 3–5 distinct concepts, track qualified leads accurately, and scale only the creatives that produce real opportunities not just cheap clicks.

Adarsh Mk

May 4 •

Facebook Ads

when payment declines on facebook and ad stops does that affects the campaign?

Guys, if ads are stopped due to payment issue, does it significantly impact campaign performance? For example, can CPM and CPL increase heavily afterward? or it would be the same once we pay?

New comment Aug 6

when payment declines on facebook and ad stops does that affects the campaign?

Ariful Islam

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Yes, a payment related pause can disrupt campaign learning and delivery, so CPM or CPL may rise temporarily. Once payment is restored, give the campaign time to stabilize and confirm that conversion tracking is still sending accurate data before evaluating performance.