Skool Zapier is meh unfortunately. If you purchased something in the past and want it unlocked here, drop a comment and DM @Jhulius Domingo P.S For my Den folks, pick any offer you want and as long as you've got an active subscription, let us know which product you want unlocked. Once Skool has tiered programs, I'll be simplifying this process for you.

Are you really selling while you are asleep? What are your wins or challenges so far? Someone might be able to help in the comment section

So been running EG ads 4 days ago and numbers looking good and things working really well! (running a low-ticket -> book-a-call upsell funnel), Ad CTRs are at 6+%, sales page opt-in to checkout at 10.08%, CVR at checkout at 37%, and got 6 sales so far. Q1: does it seem like the offer is working? But the bigger question on my mind is, how do I optimize from here? Ad setup is like @Zac Hansen described: campaign budget, one ad set targeting a broad audience (well, in my case, it's a divorce offer specifically for men in Australia, so that's my "broad" targeting). Ads themselves have 10 creatives (mix of photos/videos), and 5 maxed out variations of headlines, primary copy, and description. How do I know which combination of creatives/copy/headline/description is working well out of that single ad - so I know which ones to double down on? Or is that not the point? If so, how should I optimize to maximize my budget and get more conversions? Any help appreciated! (pretty new to managing Meta ads myself).

Hey everyone! I'm new here, and getting ready to launch my first ads - yay! But I have a question about the image creatives. Is it possible to add too many creatives? I have some from previous ads that did really well, so I want to include those, but I think I have like 20 images total that I could use. I also have 3 videos. Should I just choose 7 of those images for now, or would it actually be better to upload everything to give meta more options?

You suggest to make mid ticket workshops into micro offers of they work. I have a question :) How not to piss off people who paid more by buying mid ticket when they see recordings or similar product for micro offer price? I mean I did mid ticket workshop like you taught us. I sold it to my list. For example, cost is 100$ and I say that's 'beta price', later it will be more costly. How can I do micro offer later for 17-27 and not piss of those who paid 100? :) Thanks.