Hey everyone! what's the best practice for running facebook ads as a agency owner of multiple business facebook accounts? I am leveraging go high level as well if anybody is using GHL as their marketing automation platform in conjunction with Ad management. So maybe a video tutorial that's a step above your first campaign video. Facebook ad business manager settings and then how to properly add the pages that you manage and ad accounts etc. I have a few customers that are paying for their ads and then I have a few that I pay for so I need to set them up correctly along with making sure they each have a specific facebook pixel that I can tie to their website for retargeting. Hope that makes sense. Thanks in advance!!

First timer here. I went against another's advice and did the dynamic ads that was suggested here (it made sense to me). I only did one ad set with 4 ad versions. Should I have done 2 ad sets for comparison and they would have been included in that daily cost? Can I change that after they're already running?? Here is what was suggested for setting up my own agency ads in a different group. I'd love to know the pros and cons from people who are pros at this! I've heard dynamic are more expensive but they seem like less work which I'm ok with... ** If spending under $500 of daily ad budget for your agency: 1 campaign → 2 ad sets → 2 ad versions (same 2 ads in each ad set-make sure to use the exact same ad ID). Choose audiences that have 500,000 – 4 million people **

✅Verify your business so Meta knows you are legitimate. This will help avoid the chances your account will be flagged/ disabled. ✅Make sure tracking is set up correctly (run a test purchase/ conversion to verify) ✅Start running ads using interest targeting to give Meta some guidelines on who your audience is. Once Meta starts finding your audience consistently, switch over to broad/open targeting. ✅Start benchmarking your metrics so you have a baseline to compare new creative tests to over time.

Ok, I launched my first ads campaign for myself using Dynamic. That is totally new for me so I have questions. I'm only on day 3 but I've seen horizontal ads being used on insta which isn't ideal IMO. When you upload images (at first I had 3) should you do square and horizontal versions of each one. According to FB horizontal is ideal but I know that isn't the case for insta. How do you decide which images to upload for dynamic ads, how many, etc? Thank you for this amazing free help!

I often see people spending $1,000 on a campaign and they are testing 15 different ads. 🤦‍♂️ And they wonder why none of the ads have gained any traction. 🤯 ✅✅✅Meta works when it can learn!!! It can learn when it is able to spend a money on every single ad. Don’t spread your budget too thin. Test your creative incrementally and allow Meta to spend and learn on each of your ads. For a budget of $2,000/ month per campaign, I would start with 3-5 ads as a general rule of thumb (again this depends on your spend, industry and product price. Reach out directly if you have more specific questions on budget reccos for your campaigns). How many ads do you run in a campaign?