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On days 1-3 for the winner video ad how many conversions did you see? On what day did things up pick up? Do conversions pick up after a while (e.g. 5 days) when the algorithm understands things, is that how it works? Like the big gap between 45k and 200k is insane but did you see that gap when you were at 200 reach? Thanks for the vid!
Awesome video man! I spent $1000 on a “marketing specialist” and it was a terrible experience. I love that you seem authentic. Before I set up a call could I get an average price for your monthly service? I’m not looking to spend that much again but I get your time and skills are valuable.
Glad it was helpful! We charge a minimum of $500/month to manage ads and suggest an ad spend of at least $500/month (so ~$1000/mo min investment). This video is also a great guide that is pretty comprehensive - so it should give you the ability to manage them yourselves if you'd prefer.
Hey man, I'm starting a marketing agency and I would like to ask some questions for guidance if I may. With this strategy, how many leads did you get per month? On what monthly ad spend? And how many people became clients? And how much did each client pay (or how much did your client make per month off of your ads?) Thank you so much man, great video!!
I think there are pros and cons. If you actually connect with the prospect on the phone you'll definitely have a better chance of closing. If you miss the call, or have someone answer who isn't a top tier sales person, you might have trouble. You'll also want to make sure your ads only run during hours you can answer if you do phone call!
Hey! We don't usually use use any interest targeting, but if the area is mixed in terms of household income, we may layer in household income by zip code. Here is a read on why we generally go broader with audiences for local business: lebesgue.io/facebook-ads/broad-targeting-beats-lookalikes-the-future-of-facebook-audience-targeting/#:~:text=Facebook%20Ads%20broad%20targeting%2C%20often,determine%20who%20sees%20the%20ads.
Thank you for the response! I live in Belgium, and so I can't target household income because that only works with US ZIp codes... Any advice? Thanks in advance!@@RickyShockleyMarketing
Honestly, I think 3 different ads to start..run for a month, find the winner and then start introducing at least 1 new test per month (more if you can manage) and let at least a couple weeks go by to make a decision to cut one at that budget!
how long should you run an ad that runs successfully before starting over with a new campaign? Also, great marketing with this video (Alex Hormozi style)@@RickyShockleyMarketing
Bro I'm a agency owner i wanna help car detailers get more ceremic coating jobs with lead form can you please tell me is it gonna work ? I'm gonna call all the leads and provide booked appointments
Hey! I provide agency services for ceramic coating businesses, I use form to get a lead instead of message, do you guys too have issues with facebook not tracking conversions? (getting messages but 0 leads in campaigns?) My CPL with forms is 4$ on average but I have to call them.
Great stuff man! Quick question... around how many monthly leads could one expect when implementing this strategy? Also, does the size of the population around the shop play a big role in overall success? Thank you
Population density will definitely impact results to some degree and could affect cost per lead. If you are in a more rural area, there are just less people there to see the ads and to market to. With that said, I would think hitting the $5-15 cost per lead range should be reasonable regardless, meaning for every $1,000 you spend on ads, you can expect roughly ~75-100 leads or so. Our client estimates that ~20% of leads convert from these ads, so that would mean 15-20 new customers acquired for the $1,000 ad spend. Testing is important...so experiment with images and even perhaps audiences!
Weird question. Have you ever ran across this problem? Where you publish a new ad same way you did it with messenger. But once I publish the ad and when I click to edit or preview ad. The primary text and headline are absent so it’s either the video or photo with no text. It’s weird tho bc it still shows the text in some of the forms I put it on auto placements. But I’m Facebook feeds preview the primary text and headline aren’t there. And the boxes are empty when I click to edit ad. But the text is still there somehow on some of the different placement of ads. But the primary text box shows empty in ads manager and headline. But no changes have been made to the ads. Any help would be much appreciated
@@benlindblad I did. Are you choosing something other than auto placements. Even in other ad account for another client. The same thing happened the primary text and headline disappeared. Happens even if I make new campaign
Ceramic coating definitely does NOT protect against scratches as he claimed in his ad. That's probably where it's success came from. A lie to the customer
Want help implementing this and other strategies for your business? Schedule a call with me! calendly.com/ricky-shockley/25-minute-meeting?month=2023-05
On days 1-3 for the winner video ad how many conversions did you see? On what day did things up pick up? Do conversions pick up after a while (e.g. 5 days) when the algorithm understands things, is that how it works? Like the big gap between 45k and 200k is insane but did you see that gap when you were at 200 reach? Thanks for the vid!
Awesome!!
Very informative, thanks for sharing!
gurus are kicking and screaming right now from the value in this video
Thanks, Man! Holding nothing back
Awesome video man! I spent $1000 on a “marketing specialist” and it was a terrible experience. I love that you seem authentic. Before I set up a call could I get an average price for your monthly service? I’m not looking to spend that much again but I get your time and skills are valuable.
Glad it was helpful! We charge a minimum of $500/month to manage ads and suggest an ad spend of at least $500/month (so ~$1000/mo min investment). This video is also a great guide that is pretty comprehensive - so it should give you the ability to manage them yourselves if you'd prefer.
Hey man, I'm starting a marketing agency and I would like to ask some questions for guidance if I may. With this strategy, how many leads did you get per month? On what monthly ad spend? And how many people became clients? And how much did each client pay (or how much did your client make per month off of your ads?) Thank you so much man, great video!!
I am also running bro, my cost per result is like $3-$4. I am handling social media marketing agency for car detailing business.
Thank you! What campaign objective have you noticed works best for this?
Messages!
Would you say call now is better than message now? what do you think
I think there are pros and cons. If you actually connect with the prospect on the phone you'll definitely have a better chance of closing. If you miss the call, or have someone answer who isn't a top tier sales person, you might have trouble. You'll also want to make sure your ads only run during hours you can answer if you do phone call!
Hey Ricky! Which interest targeting do you use? Thanks in advance!
Hey! We don't usually use use any interest targeting, but if the area is mixed in terms of household income, we may layer in household income by zip code. Here is a read on why we generally go broader with audiences for local business: lebesgue.io/facebook-ads/broad-targeting-beats-lookalikes-the-future-of-facebook-audience-targeting/#:~:text=Facebook%20Ads%20broad%20targeting%2C%20often,determine%20who%20sees%20the%20ads.
Thank you for the response! I live in Belgium, and so I can't target household income because that only works with US ZIp codes... Any advice? Thanks in advance!@@RickyShockleyMarketing
hey how often would I cut ads for split testing and how many individual ads would you recommend for a 500$ ad spend
Honestly, I think 3 different ads to start..run for a month, find the winner and then start introducing at least 1 new test per month (more if you can manage) and let at least a couple weeks go by to make a decision to cut one at that budget!
how long should you run an ad that runs successfully before starting over with a new campaign? Also, great marketing with this video (Alex Hormozi style)@@RickyShockleyMarketing
Does he have exclusivity? I’m in the same area but would love to work with you guys.
Hey, could you help me a bit with this niche? I got a few questions.
Bro I'm a agency owner i wanna help car detailers get more ceremic coating jobs with lead form can you please tell me is it gonna work ? I'm gonna call all the leads and provide booked appointments
Hey! I provide agency services for ceramic coating businesses, I use form to get a lead instead of message, do you guys too have issues with facebook not tracking conversions? (getting messages but 0 leads in campaigns?) My CPL with forms is 4$ on average but I have to call them.
Hey buddy would you mind looking over my ads campaign for epoxy leads and tell me where I have it wrong?
Hey man! Can you send me an email? ricky@shockleymarketing.com
Hey, I am interested in setting up something…
Great stuff man! Quick question... around how many monthly leads could one expect when implementing this strategy? Also, does the size of the population around the shop play a big role in overall success? Thank you
Population density will definitely impact results to some degree and could affect cost per lead. If you are in a more rural area, there are just less people there to see the ads and to market to. With that said, I would think hitting the $5-15 cost per lead range should be reasonable regardless, meaning for every $1,000 you spend on ads, you can expect roughly ~75-100 leads or so. Our client estimates that ~20% of leads convert from these ads, so that would mean 15-20 new customers acquired for the $1,000 ad spend. Testing is important...so experiment with images and even perhaps audiences!
@@RickyShockleyMarketing Awesome!, big thank you for the quick reply!
Weird question. Have you ever ran across this problem? Where you publish a new ad same way you did it with messenger. But once I publish the ad and when I click to edit or preview ad. The primary text and headline are absent so it’s either the video or photo with no text. It’s weird tho bc it still shows the text in some of the forms I put it on auto placements. But I’m Facebook feeds preview the primary text and headline aren’t there. And the boxes are empty when I click to edit ad. But the text is still there somehow on some of the different placement of ads. But the primary text box shows empty in ads manager and headline. But no changes have been made to the ads. Any help would be much appreciated
I've had this problem before. Try creating a new campaign. This worked for me.
@@benlindblad I did. Are you choosing something other than auto placements. Even in other ad account for another client. The same thing happened the primary text and headline disappeared. Happens even if I make new campaign
How do your creatives work if they are not native to the platform?
Hello! Can you clarify the question? Our ads are either videos or graphics created using Canva.
Hey, I am interested I setting up something
Hey man! You can schedule a call with me if you're interested in connecting here: calendly.com/ricky-shockley/25-minute-meeting
What was the campaign objective on this?
Messages!
Ceramic coating definitely does NOT protect against scratches as he claimed in his ad. That's probably where it's success came from. A lie to the customer
they can, against swirl marks and minor everyday scratches. of course it wont protect clear coat from a key or sharp branch