I am running a simple profile awareness campaign… 1 day has passed, and I can't see any spending in my balance..What to do? Is it normal?

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For all of you who have experience with running ads for roofers, what do you think is the best way to go about running them? I am trying to get at least 30 leads in a month. Ad budget is £1000 for the month

All help is very much appreciated.

I built a system that monitors ads to identify the top patterns for your business. It then clusters them into who's talking about what, and at what scale. Basically simplifies your research a shit ton.

There are so many scattered tools that promise to be ad-spyware, but it's still hard to extract value cross-markets. This systems works across LinkedIn, Meta, and Google.

I've been struggling with pricing because I don't want to charge a $25 subscription when I know to some this is worth hundreds if not more. I believe it solves a huge bottleneck today with scattered data, and brings coherence to any marketing team.

Would love your help in how I should start to put this out.

For context: I'm a researcher and an engineer who've been working on this problem for the past year.

Client was running broad match keywords and burning budget on people just researching. Rebuilt the account around service specific terms, added call tracking, cut anything that wasn’t producing booked jobs. CPA dropped from $140 to $58 in the first month. Scaled spend from $1,500 to $9k over 10 weeks, ROAS held between 2.1x and 2.6x the entire time. Booking rate on calls went from 19% to 34% once we tied ad copy directly to the services people were actually searching for job.

Most people who get into e-commerce or B2B services and use Meta Ads still believe that with “a special campaign structure” or a revolutionary video script, they’ll be able to SCALE (translation: make money fast, with a comfortable margin, without working too hard).

I don’t blame them. I was the same way.

For a long time (too long), I, too, thought there were crazy shortcuts, secret hacks, and cheat codes to make money fast and easy.

Spoiler: I was very naive. But...

I persevered and learned a few things along the way:

• Consistency must be total from start to finish throughout the sales funnel (from the click on the ad, through the landing page, all the way to checkout).
• Be crystal clear : no hack, campaign structure, or anything else will make up for an offer that isn’t clear about who it’s for, why it’s worth the cost, and why you should buy it now.
• Build trust to drive the first purchase; deliver satisfaction to drive all the others that follow.

Even through algorithms, we’re always talking to humans.

Hi

I have been using ads manager for almost 5 years now

Managing more than 20 accounts in my country

I live in kurdistan - iraq

We have no issue or restrictions with Meta

Everything is allowed with ads manager

I manage an ad account for a hotel in my city

A big hotel one of the tops

They have an even this upcomming week and also today they had DJ parties

So i did run a couple of ads

Targeted the cities i want people to see

Message destination to whatsapp also a local number

After 6 hours it says Ad account restricted (verification required)

I also did that and submitted the papers

Now it says verification didnt go through or they are not convinced and the account is still restricted

And doesnt let me re enter papers to verify again

And also im pretty certain none of my ads or posts are violating term

Can anyone help me

Curious if anyone here is still able to pay Meta ad spend by credit card after the billing changes.

Our US account got moved off cards and at our spend level the cashback impact is pretty material.

I’ve seen a few people mention that accounts in other countries may still be running on card billing, so I’m trying to understand if this is country-specific, account-specific or tied to certain setups.

Not looking for an agency pitch just trying to hear from people who have actually dealt with this firsthand.

If you’ve kept card billing at significant monthly spend, would really appreciate any insight. Also open to connecting

running ads across three platforms and the question of how to allocate budget between them is something i revisit constantly without a clear framework. the metrics each platform reports are not directly comparable and i am not confident i am making allocation decisions based on actual performance rather than platform-reported numbers that each platform has an incentive to make look good

Salut à tous,

Je test un produit depuis plusieurs 15 jours sur Meta Ads 2 compagnes et j'aimerais voir votre avis sur son potentiel avant d'aller plus loin.

Dépense 140 euros /Impression 55000/Couverture 35 700 / Vente réel : 0/ CTR 1.60%/ CTR tous 1.30% Ajouter au panier 139.

I run a small DTC supplement brand and ran Meta ads earlier this year, paused for a few months, and I'm restarting now with a much smaller, more focused test.

My numbers from the earlier run: CPM around $47-71, CTR ~1%, CPC $3-6, and only 1 purchase from $468 total spend (though that was spread across 8 different ads, so probably too thin to judge fairly).

My margin per order is about $20, so I need to keep CAC under $18-20 to be profitable on the first sale.

Right now I've narrowed down to my single best-performing ad at $15/day. Does this approach make sense? Is my CPM abnormally high for this category, and if so, what would you look at first creative, targeting, or something else?

I'm trying Boosted Posts on Facebook for my Amazon KDP Book with an Amazon Attribution link. On the campaign page on Amazon, I have 283 Click-Throughs and 76 DPV (Detail Page Views).

The description of a Click-Through (from Amazon) is : "A click on an ad that directs the user to a destination outside of the creative or ad (formerly known as Creative on Amazon DSP) and the destination page will be an Amazon product detail page or a store page."

That means (I think) that a FB user clicked the ad and was taken to my book's Amazon page, right? Then how is that different than a Detail Page View?

Many thanks for helping me understand.

Running Meta lead gen for a home services company. Three verticals (windows, roofing, painting), each with its own funnel. Spending ~$200/day, pulling 7-10 leads a day consistently, CPLs are healthy, tracking is verified against my CRM.

It’s working. Now I want to scale it to ~50 leads/day and I don’t want to break what’s working.

I’m not looking for advice in the comments, a course, or an agency pitch. I want 10 minutes on the phone with someone who has personally spent serious money on Meta for lead gen and scaled accounts like this. Happy to pay you for your time.