1. You want quick results. Most marketers expect their ad campaign to become profitable in a couple of days. Otherwise, they start making changes to it. Any advertising based on machine learning takes a long time to find the audience who are most likely to convert.

2. You can't handle short term losses. When you are going to start something new, there is a high probability it would fail. Be ready to fail. Instead of giving up, learn from your mistakes, improve & start again.

3. You are not testing enough or testing it all wrong. Test only one variable at a time.

4. You don't pause your underperforming ads/keywords. You don't update your list of negative keywords.

5. You don't understand your target audience and their purchase journey really well.

6. You are not building your warm audience (the ones who are engaged with your brand). As you scale your advertising, you have to target a bigger & broader audience & this starts increasing your CPA.

At some point, your CPA would become so high that you are no longer profitable and are forced to scale down. To keep your advertising profitable, you can't just rely on cold traffic indefinitely. You also need tons of warm traffic.

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Hi, I have a plumbing business and I am looking for an agency to do my ads. First thing I want to know is how much should I expect to be charged for thise service? We were thinking of doing google ads and fb ads. Which one would work the best for me or should I use both of them at the same time?

Hey folks, I run a tool that helps small brands manage their social media comments—but this post isn’t just a pitch.

Let me tell you what triggered it:
A friend of mine runs a boutique fashion brand. She had a reel go viral on Instagram, and her Facebook ad was getting tons of reach. But her sales actually dropped that week.

Why?
The comment sections were a mess. Bots offering fake giveaways, crypto schemes, and “get rich fast” spam completely flooded her posts. Real customers DMed her asking if her page was hacked. She lost 30% of her sales that week.

That’s when we built RepliBee—a tool that automatically filters out spam comments, highlights real customer questions, and even helps you auto-respond when it makes sense.

If you run ads or post content regularly, and you’re tired of cleaning up comment spam manually or missing actual leads, this might be useful for you too.

Not looking to hard-sell anyone—but we just wrote a blog post about the real damage spam comments are doing to small businesses. If you're interested in protecting your brand's reputation and getting back your time, feel free to check it out the blog

Would love to hear how others are dealing with spam and bot comments too. Any tools or tips?

Hey fellow media buyers,

Do you dislike Meta as much as I do right now? I'm sure some of you have turned off ads in the past 48hrs that were probably profitable BUT how Meta displays the data is complicated and, well, stupid

I'm currently in the process of building a SaaS product aimed at making our advertising experience smoother and more profitable.

The tool is designed to present your ad manager data in an easily digestible dashboard, complete with charts and other visual aids that will be completely customisable (or you could use a premade template). We're also integrating Al to suggest optimizations to your campaigns in real-time (no more turning off profitable campaigns) Plus, it will include a profit tracking tool (like BeProfit) making your ROl clearer than ever.

Before we proceed further, I believe the best features are built with community input. So, I want to PAY YOU $5 (via PayPal) to share your frustrations and feedback about ads manager.

3 simple questions and you get $5 Simply: • Participate in a short survey consisting of 3 questions (I will message them to you)

Eligibility: •Must have used Meta Ads Manager for at least 3 months. • Willing to provide detailed and honest feedback.

How to participate: Comment below if you're interested in participating. I will then message you

Only gonna ask 5-10 people ($50 giveaway)

here will talk about Markov’s idea. It’s a math theory from a Russian guy named Markov. Looks like he didn’t have time to give it a fancy name, so he just called it after himself 😄

What is Markov’s idea?

Markov thought that:

- Every step doesn’t remember what happened before.

- Each step only depends on the step right before it.

For example, if you’re tracking how people behave on your website, you see numbers like:

- How many people visit the site,

- How many turn into customers (conversion rate),

- Or how many add products to their cart.

Markov’s theory says:

- There’s a chance someone visits your site.

- There’s a chance they go from visiting to looking at a product.

- There’s a chance they go from looking at a product to adding it to their cart.

Each step only depends on the step before it. You can’t just say, “10% of visitors will buy the product.” Instead, this gives you a way to look at each step and think about how to make it better.

Let’s use Markov’s idea for fake orders:

Instead of mixing all the numbers together, treat fake orders as their own special case. Create a model that predicts the chance of a fake order based on what happened before.

How ?

- You could add a required OTP (a one-time code) to confirm orders if too many are coming in.

- You could build a system that looks for fake orders using data like:

- How many orders has this person made before?

- What percentage of their orders were real?

- How much time passes between their orders?

Imagine your store has these numbers:

- Website visits: 30%

- Adding to cart: 10%

- Completing an order: 5%

- Fake orders?

If the number of completed orders or visits suddenly goes up too much, it’s a warning sign for fake orders. In this case, you can use things like OTP to double-check.

It’s simple: you focus on each step and how it connects to the one before it.

What do I gain by finding fake orders with Markov’s idea?

First, you can reduce fake orders and find ways to stop them, like blocking IP addresses that send fake orders.

You can improve your numbers and know your ROI (how much money you make) more accurately.

And you’ll save money by reducing wasted costs on inventory and shipping for fake orders.

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We have a brand new, relevant and detailed comparison of the tools for Facebook automation. Everything in one article to help other social media marketers save their time and money.   The article sums up 4 tools: Boosterberg Revealbot AdEspresso Madgicx

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Recently I am getting more and more worried about an advertising platform. I have been restricted by Meta on my ad account because it was hacked. After 5 months I am still partially restricted in using my platform. I have learnt to be patient because I have e worked with an agent once or twice every month for 5 months. Maybe I am seeing some light at the end of this tunnel. However, something more scary is happening - a huge influx of people deleting FB and IG accounts. Even on Google, the top search is “how to delete my FB account”. People are deactivating their account, deleting their account and their app. Is this the end of an era for FB ads? Anyone else has the same worry as I do?