Hi, whats the quickest way to get the most results (leads) for a new client - should you ask them for their customer lists, add the website pixel and just target warm audiences to try get a sale for them? or just start a new campaign and go broad targeting and let FB do its thing? and/or set the lead form to 'max volume of leads' even though they may not be so qualified? but the client can see some results ... and then fix quality over time. whats the best approach as an agency looking to impress that first time customer in the first 30 days? with an intention for them to continue working with you. thx in avd

Just wanted to share this win to show people to not shy away from landing pages or adding more friction! These leads answer 10 questions before submitting their form, and still achieving these results - previously I’d been worried about adding more friction so it shows a lead form is not the only way :) Getting way better quality with these leads

My adset was in the Learning stage but now in 'Learning Limited' the FB message says i need to increase my budget so the adset can learn quicker. Is this the only way? or is there another trick to exit this stage?

Hey guys, I'm really trying to systemize and SOP everything out and this is one thing I honestly have no idea on how to come up with new creatives for different clients. My only way is sitting 3 hours in front of a blank Canva page and trying to be creative. Does anyone have a better strategy or using something for idea gathering? Just let me know

I have gone broad and can see in my results that my leads have all been from facebook only and a certain age range. Should i bother editing the age range and distribution channel in the adset now? or meta is smart enough to just keep delivering there and not waste the budget? thx in adv