From the advice i have seen online, i have seen it reccomended spending 50/day minimum etc. Problem is my lead costs are just like extremely high (obviously creative and offer could do some work etc, its a new offer). On the brandon shields b2b ads video, he mentioned on a 50/day budget, 5 adsets. And since its lower spend he said something along the lines of "since you still need to be able to compete vs like coke and the big players, facebook puts you in more premium auctions at the low spend". He then said, it would build confidence, get you initial results. But then this method of separating out 10/day per adset is not scalable. Is this true? Right now its my first time ever really testing b2b ads. Have not had good success. With my local clients, they do great with low budget (im talking under 10/day, multi adset). I rather start with a non scalable but get momentum, then start testing with higher spends to crack the "bigger spend" Does this make sense, any help would be appreciated!

Hey guys i have only ever ran ads locally, im looking to start running ads now strictly b2b, niched down. I think i did it once with not so great results compared to local, im guessing thats normal, i also didnt spend a ton. But yes just figured i would ask, should i add interests? Or just as long as its open af, with keywords in copy and creative, meta will find it themselves. Thankyou!

Im asking because the general concensus i have seen is one adset, lots of creatives I might be wrong here but from my understanding the way it worked is, fb uses finds a winning audience after initial reactions from the ADSET not the individual ads. Then sticks with that audience. So my question is. Would it be bad if it chose one and i have literally spanish and english ads in there? Or does it do its targeting based on each individual ad. Is that what ABO is? Also im doing that because I live on border city and probably 60% of everyone here speaks spanish, i think its a good place to attack for my client.

Hey guys, im not offering SEO or anything. But for now i do want to help my clients setup basic online presence effectively. What are the fundamentals for a GMB page, and how do i optimize it to rank. (also website, ik its more complicated here) I guess what im asking, imagine you had a local business and you have always relied on word of mouth and your are just going to social media. What would be the fundamental first few things you would Implement on Google (GMB and Website) before doing all the crazy seo shit. Just want the basics lol, hope this makes sense.

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