How to Scale a Facebook Ad For ANY BUSINESS (retail, coaching, ecomm)

Struggling with stagnant Facebook ad results and a wasted budget? Feeling frustrated with campaigns that don’t convert? In this video, I’ll unveil the #1 strategy top businesses use to scale their ads and boost revenue. Say goodbye to the guesswork and hello to game-changing tactics that turn your ad spend into real profits!

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Master Facebook Ads: Scale Your Profits Predictably!
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Unlock the secrets of Facebook advertising with Predictable Profit Scaling: How Facebook Works. Learn to master targeting strategies, leverage machine learning, and craft high-performing campaigns for consistent profitability—start scaling your success today!

ABOUT ME: Professor Charley T
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CEO and Founder of Disrupter School, Charley is a renowned expert in Facebook advertising, has helped brands and agencies skyrocket their growth, driving over $1B in revenue.
 
As one of the top 100 Facebook Advertisers, he crafts industry-leading strategies and teaches these in his comprehensive Facebook Ads MBA Program.
 
Join Charley to unlock the full potential of your Facebook campaigns through his proven 9-step process, achieving sustainable growth and scalability.

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Chapters Section:
00:00 Introduction
00:52 Scaling Explained
01:29 Key Metrics
02:44 Audience Targeting
04:37 Consistent Results
05:00 Testing Strategies
06:00 Budget Scaling
08:26 Cost Solutions
11:09 Conclusion

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[muneeb.ashraf]

I was looking for a video like that about scaling, loved it🙌🏻🙌🏻 Thank you so much for this Charley

[agustindrubi]

Thanks for the video! Question, what is the benefit of increasing spend slowly versus fast? Wouldn't the fatigue happen at the same total spend eventually? Or how is it different by prolonging the time? Thank you!

[ayyazahmad]

thanks for sharing this, Charley! One question I have had is why 3:2:2 specifically? Let's say I am more interested in testing the image/videos as opposed to the headline and copy, could one do 10-1-1?

[sniperhunt]

Hi Charley! Quick question, how many ads should there be in the winning adset?

[Harunismaail]

Great video! When you calculate blended CPA, do you then take of all your marketing cost, and divide it by the total number of sales (although the sales could have came from organic, email, word of mouth or whatever)

[zachgrebisz]

Hey charlie! Do you think fb ads could work with an account that has low followers? I just asked this because you mentioned they're unlikely to work well with a brand new business, but assuming other things are in place such as google, website quality, email systems do you think current social media engagement heavily dictates ads performance?

[Co_Flo]

Hey Charlie I'm wondering how much the MBA program is so I can see if I can enroll

[dannybui]

I have a little question. If the budget starts at $100 and increases the budget by 5% 3x/week and after 1 year, the scale is 37x. So after 1 year like that, the daily budget is at $3, 700, which is too long to increase revenue during hot selling times.

What do you mean here is a 5% increase above the daily budget scale? And if the daily budget is less than $3, 000 - $5, 000, should the 20%/day budget increase be applied and should the 5% only apply to a budget greater than $5, 000/day?

[malv]

Hey, can I ask for clarification? I was watching some of your other videos. In one of your videos you mentioned that CPM is not important and it is basically a vanity metrics and in that video, you said that we should be looking at CPA if your objective is conversion (You can be at $100 CPM for all I care but your CPA is still acceptable at $20). However, in another video, you said that high CPM is an indication that your ad is a liability to facebook and that your creatives are essentially lowering the user experience quality.

So, should we care about CPM or not? On one hand, you said CPM (Along with CTR and other vanity metrics are garbage), on the other hand you said high CPM is a result of our horrible creatives damaging the user experience and that we should make better ads. So which one is it?

Also, could the high CPM be caused by high competition in your niche rather than the quality of your ads, especially if you are still getting sales at a CPA which is still acceptable? Thank You...