Maddie Eva

Hey everyone! I'm super excited to share that my store has officially crossed $45,000 in total revenue a milestone that felt so far away not long ago. It’s been a journey of constant learning, tweaking, testing (and yes, a few sleepless nights), but it’s all been worth it. As we step into May, I’m more focused than ever on pushing this momentum forward. I know there’s still so much to improve, so I’m reaching out to this amazing community: 👉 What strategies, tools, or mindset shifts helped YOU scale from here to your next big milestone? 👉 Any ads, email flows, product testing, or systems you swear by? Whether you’re ahead of me or just getting started, I’d love to exchange ideas and grow together. Let’s all win this month. 💪

New comment May 6

Maddie Eva

1 like • May 6

@Kaden Will Yeah, amazing. Thanks.

Maddie Eva

2 likes • May 6

@Taylor Williams Thank you so much Taylor. I truly appreciate your kind words Okay, it's fine. I will keep working on that. I just want to expand my strategies to get more results. What’s helped me most is staying consistent, even when results were slow. Winning creatives, social media marketing, strong email flows (Klaviyo) and product pages with urgency and trust signals made a big difference. Mindset-wise, I started treating failures as feedback, not defeat. Happy to share more if you tell me what niche you're working on!

Taylor Williams

Apr 21 •

Open Chat

Creating lookalike audiences for area-specific services.

Hi, I'm doing one of the modules about creating lookalike audiences to help ad targeting, in the loom Jason used a lookalike audience inside of the entire US. My question is: My client is offering same day delivery in a very specific area. Is it best to generate a lookalike audience in that same area or try to expand the location a bit? The intention being to target people who don't live in the delivery area but may have a loved one who does, and they'd like to use the client's same day flower delivery service to that person's address. I'd love to hear your insights on this. 🙂

New comment Apr 22

Maddie Eva

2 likes • Apr 21

@Taylor Williams Great question! While Meta doesn’t let you build a location-specific lookalike directly, there’s a workaround. You can create a custom audience from purchasers, then filter that list by location (using ZIP codes or customer data from your delivery zone). Upload that filtered list to Meta and build your lookalike from it, this gives Meta better signals for finding similar people in the right area. Using the pixel purchase event works too, but it includes both locals and people sending to your area, so it’s a bit broader. Still valuable, just depends on your targeting goals.

Maddie Eva

2 likes • Apr 22

@Taylor Williams Ohh.. what's that things that want to make you quite a long time ago?

Tahir Khan

Apr 18 •

Open Chat

New member

Hi everyone, I'm Tahir and I'm new to this community. I'm looking forward to learning as much as I can about paid ads!

New comment Apr 19

Maddie Eva

1 like • Apr 19

Welcome to the community, Tahir! You’re in the right place, paid ads can be a total game changer when done right. My advice? Start simple, focus on understanding your audience, and always track your results. Don’t be afraid to test small budgets until you find what works. Also, feel free to ask questions here, learning from others experiences can save you a lot of time (and ad spend). Excited to see how you grow!

Iñaki Arteaga

Apr 18 •

Open Chat

Hey everyone! 👋 I’m Iñaki from Spain 🇪🇸

Super pumped to be here! I’ve been following Jason’s content for a while and now I’m finally diving in 🔥 I’ve already completed the first modules and they’re absolute GOLD. Can’t wait to unlock Level 2 and keep building momentum 🚀 (P.S. drop a like so I can move forward and crush it 💪)

New comment Apr 19

Maddie Eva

1 like • Apr 19

Love the energy, keep that momentum going! The early modules lay such a solid foundation, but don’t just absorb, take action as you go. I’ve found that applying even one small tactic immediately can lead to big wins. Also, don’t be afraid to share your wins (and struggles) in the group, it helps others and keeps you accountable. You’re on the right path, just stay consistent and execute daily. Rooting for your success!