Is there a way to turn off displaying on Google Partners in this existing campagin? I only want my ad to show on YouTube.

Normally, I would reduce my view and impression frequencies to 7X daily after the second day of launching my ads. Then reduce it gradually over time. To 3X daily Then 1X daily Then 5X weekly. But it was taking a long time to reduce my CPAs. And then I had this random conversation with a friend and colleague. He was like, "IDGAF, you will only see my ad once a month." What?!, I said. This guy gets very low CPAs. After that call, I logged in to the ad dashboard of a client. and reduced my frequencies from 7X daily to 2X daily. My CPA dropped by 50%. I will reduce it to 5X per week by Monday.

Ads are just ONE piece of the marketing tripod. 1. Attention (Ads) 2. Nurturing (Sales funnel, email marketing, and sales process) 3. Trust (Social proof, credibility, case studies, reviews, and testimonials) Without ONE of these 3... the entire tripod falls. Most people when they spend a couple hundred dollars and don't get any leads, or calls: "My ads aren't working..." No sir, your ads ARE working... It's your Nurturing system that's broken... Aka your sales funnel. The landing pages, or your VSL, which means the traffic that's clicking, isn't interested in what you're actually offering. Ads get you MORE attention. More attention means nothing if your offer and sales funnel isn't optimized. Remember this. -Brian 'Ad Man' Moncada

5 things I've learned after testing well over 1000 ads on Youtube. In short form. 1) Good creative makes media buying easier, When you have scalable ads, you can target completely broad with 50k/day campaigns. 2) The hook/lead is everything. The first 1-30 seconds is where you'll want to put the majority of focus on 3) Test. Test constantly. Test different angles. Test different formats. Consistently test. Those who don't are lazy. 4) Create variations for winners. When you find winning ads, create variations of that winning ad. That's easier than having to create new angles all the time. 5) Become obsessed with details. When you test this many ads, you have to become more detail-oriented for optimization. What are you testing in the ad? Why? Does your test make sense or are you just testing shit 'for the sake of testing'? Are the video edits in line with the right conversion elements?