Almost EVERY Business is Wrong About Meta Ads
Did you know Facebook’s yearly ad revenue is over $100 billion (yes, with a B)?
With a company that huge, you’d think setting up a successful campaign would be a breeze, right?
Wrong…
It can feel like trying to find a needle in a haystack.
Meta ads (yep, those Facebook and Instagram ads) are a goldmine—if you know what you’re doing.
But most businesses?
They’re stumbling around in the dark. Let’s shine some light on the biggest pitfalls and how you can dodge them.
The Myth of “Boosting A Post”
Here’s a shocker: hitting that “Boost Post” button is like trying to hit a bullseye with a blindfold on.
It’s the ad equivalent of throwing spaghetti at the wall and hoping it sticks. Sure, it seems easy. But it’s rarely effective.
Boosting posts gives you a broad reach but lacks precision. It’s like shouting into a crowded room hoping someone hears you.
Instead, you need to target your perfect customer with laser focus.
How to Reach Your Perfect Customer
Meta ads let you target your ideal customer better than any other platform on planet earth.
You can choose demographics, interests, and behaviors. It’s like having a magic wand that can find exactly the right people who are most likely to buy what you’re selling.
Imagine targeting someone who loves gourmet coffee just as you’re launching a new coffee blend. It’s not luck, it’s strategy.
With Meta ads, you can zero in on coffee enthusiasts who’ve shown interest in high-end blends. You’re not wasting your ad budget on people who’d rather have tea or aren’t coffee drinkers at all.
Instead, your ads are landing directly in front of those who crave a premium coffee experience. But it gets even better.
You can target based on recent behaviors and life events. Say your ideal customer just moved to a new city—your ad can reach them as they settle in, promoting your local coffee shop.
Or, if they’ve recently engaged with content about gourmet foods, your coffee blend ad becomes the perfect next step.
And let’s not forget about retargeting. This feature is like a second chance to catch the ones who showed interest but didn’t quite pull the trigger. We’ll go into more details in the next one.
Why Most Ads Fail
Let’s clear up a common misconception. If your ads aren’t working, it’s not about the platform—it’s about how you’re using it.
Most businesses get caught up in metrics like impressions and likes, but the real game-changer is Return on Ad Spend (ROAS). If your ads aren’t delivering a solid ROAS, it’s not Meta’s fault. It’s about how effectively you’re using the platform.
When we work with clients, we have one simple goal: to give our clients more leads, more conversions, and point blank, RESULTS.
We guarantee RESULTS using our proven methods, which involve constant testing and tweaking until we hit that target.
Want to see how our strategies allow our clients to succeed?
Download our free guide: 4 Easy Steps To Getting More Clients Using Meta Ads to discover our proven methods for closing your perfect customer and boosting your growth.
Talk soon,
Eric
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