So you would consider running Facebook ads in august 2024 to be viable? I’ve seen a lot stuff recently about how Facebook ads have been acting up for a lot agencies and as someone who’s never ran facebook ads for my soft washing business before, I’ve been concerned to start. Do u think it’s currently worth just pulling the trigger and going all in? Thanks
@@atrocious6139 oh absolutely give it a start! Especially if you’re doing it yourself. I’m actively generating leads that turn into sales for other clients in multiple states using Facebook. The beauty about all of it is you can start and stop it whenever you want!
@@atrocious6139 Also there’s no need to go “all in” just dedicate a small budget to testing it out. If it works, add more. If not, regroup and figure something else out.
@@atrocious6139 @atrocious6139 $1000 in ad spend? If so, that's not a whole lot of ad spend to work with for an entire campaign. I typically suggest spending about $900-$1000/mo for at least 3 months. During the three months you should be looking at your ad stats weekly and testing (carefully) for things that work and things that don't. The good news is, if you started with $1,000, unless you royally messed something up, you should get a few clients that pays for the experiment and some.
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So you would consider running Facebook ads in august 2024 to be viable? I’ve seen a lot stuff recently about how Facebook ads have been acting up for a lot agencies and as someone who’s never ran facebook ads for my soft washing business before, I’ve been concerned to start. Do u think it’s currently worth just pulling the trigger and going all in? Thanks
@@atrocious6139 oh absolutely give it a start! Especially if you’re doing it yourself. I’m actively generating leads that turn into sales for other clients in multiple states using Facebook. The beauty about all of it is you can start and stop it whenever you want!
@@atrocious6139 Also there’s no need to go “all in” just dedicate a small budget to testing it out. If it works, add more. If not, regroup and figure something else out.
@@justin-melendez do you think I can train my campaigns ai to be efficient with $1,000?
@@atrocious6139 @atrocious6139 $1000 in ad spend? If so, that's not a whole lot of ad spend to work with for an entire campaign. I typically suggest spending about $900-$1000/mo for at least 3 months. During the three months you should be looking at your ad stats weekly and testing (carefully) for things that work and things that don't. The good news is, if you started with $1,000, unless you royally messed something up, you should get a few clients that pays for the experiment and some.