Wondering if anyone has any experience dealing with fixing self-book rates.

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Hi, Im new to YouTube ads and I want ot make an ad to promote my online course does anyone have any examples of ads that promote online courses? I'm struggling to find any examples Thanks

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Hey AdSpend team! Where does one grab the updated spreadsheet - [TEMPLATE] War Room - under the "targeting" module. (P.s. the updated training is 🔥)