One of the primary reasons that Facebook Ads don’t convert is the sales page. Your Facebook Ad works to get clicked on, but your website has to drive the end result. Your website is so important. It needs to be done, tested, and ready to convert ✨before✨ you run ads.

If you are thinking about running some Facebook Ads, then you should definitely read this guide before doing so. Facebook ads can be extremely effective if done correctly and there is no better way to learn how than by using these prompts.

Have you ever asked yourself "should I run Facebook Ads for my business" or something along those lines? As an experienced online marketer I get this question a lot from new and experienced online business owners. If you're one of these people searching for answers, you're in the right place.

Running ads on autopilot is a marketing strategy that requires work upfront then allows you to leave it running in the background with little to no maintenance. Typically, people set up their ads on autopilot to collect email addresses with the end goal of growing their email list subscribers.

The way reels are being pushed right now creates the deception that posting reels will create a successful business, but that just isn't true. I got a lot of exposure from the reel, but I didn't get any business results (leads, clients, sales, etc).

Whenever I ask what my audience’s top question is with Facebook Ads, they usually say, “I just don’t even know where to start.” I’m here to tell you, your concerns are valid. BUT they also don’t need to be true. Let’s shift your mindset around Facebook Ads.

Facebook and Instagram ads are very powerful tools for business owners. They can be used to generate leads, drive traffic, increase sales, promote e-commerce websites or boost your social media following.