Hey guys, I’m running ads for a local gym and I want to test 2 different offers, but I’m a bit worried about confusing the audience around what the gym actually offers ($30/day budget). So i'm curious if anyone had any experience with that and what you guys did to work that around. Normally I just have one offer and test multiple creatives and results have worked well so far but I know the importance of good offers. Curious to hear your thoughts. Thanks guys!

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Hey guys I'm new here, I have a big client in the gym industry and it's currently on a trial basis. I'm just a bit confused what strategy I should use to get good results for my client. For 6 weeks, my strategy is to run awareness ads in the first 3 weeks and then run retarget everyone in the next 3 weeks who interacted and watched the video...do you guys think it's a good strategy? Or do you have better ideas? Thanks