🚨 ChatGPT Ads are officially here. OpenAI recently started rolling out ChatGPT Ads and a self-serve Ads Manager beta. This is still VERY new. And that’s exactly why I think it’s worth paying attention to. Most people are going to wait until the platform is more “proven.” But the people who learn it early could have a huge advantage. Think about it: Businesses already spend money on Google Ads because people search with intent. But ChatGPT is different. People are using it to research, compare options, ask for recommendations, solve problems, and make buying decisions. That means ChatGPT Ads could become a very valuable place for brands to show up. And since it’s still early, the platform may be simpler to learn compared to Meta, Google, or TikTok Ads. This could be a good opportunity for: - Freelancers - Media buyers - Agency owners - Small business owners - Anyone trying to learn paid ads before the market gets crowded I’m not saying this is guaranteed to be the next Google Ads. But I am saying this is something worth learning now. There will likely be clients who are curious about ChatGPT Ads but have no idea how to run them. That creates opportunity. Learn the platform.Understand how the ads work. Test it if you can.Document what you learn. Early platforms reward early learners. You can sign up here:https://ads.openai.com/

A quick thought for anyone running paid traffic: If your ad is getting attention but the conversion isn't there, don't automatically assume the creative needs changing. Look at the whole journey. Ad → landing page → offer → trust → checkout/contact Where exactly are people dropping off? Sometimes changing one section of a landing page can do more than creating five new ad variations. I'd especially look at the first few seconds after someone clicks. Does the page immediately confirm they're in the right place? That seems obvious, but it's surprisingly easy to get wrong. How do you normally diagnose whether the problem is the ad or the landing page?

Apparently back in 2023 I had a restriction placed on my Facebook account that prohibits me from being able to run any advertisements with my personal or business page. I spent over two hours trying to get help from Meta just to find out that apparently I would’ve gotten a notification and needed to appeal. The issue within 180 days. Since I did not do that my account is forever, locked from being able to do paid advertising. They said they are not able to reverse that on their end and there is no way for me to reverse on my end. It will forever be locked. How can I get around this caveat?