Running Meta Ads isn't just about getting clicks it's about turning those clicks into paying customers. Here are three mistakes I see most often: • Sending traffic to an unoptimized landing page, Even the best ad can't fix a page that doesn't build trust or make buying easy. • Targeting too broadly or too narrowly, Finding the right audience balance is key to improving performance. • Ignoring retargeting campaigns Many visitors won't buy on their first visit. Retargeting helps bring interested shoppers back to complete their purchase. Small improvements in these areas can make a noticeable difference in your return on ad spend. What's the biggest challenge you're facing with Meta Ads right now?

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First, is this group still active? Second, I'm hearing Andromeda just requires A LOT of creative. - How many creatives should I be making per week for $150 AD spend? - Anybody have a process for making good organic content? I struggle here - How many people use organic to test ad creatives first? What about when none of them are popping off?

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?

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