Facebook Ads Q&A - Everything You've Ever Wondered and More

If you want to beat your expectations, you have to learn this first.

People talk a lot about overcoming fears - and you should. But, fear isn't what usually stops people from success once they've started.

Whatever your business, you have a hidden trap inside of you, just waiting to stop your progress in its tracks. Whether eCommerce, Apps, Services, doesn't matter. You'll encounter this at some time.

You know the saying "No good deed goes unpunished"? Well, I don't know if I believe that. But I do know - No good ad goes unspammed.

When you run successful ads for long periods of time, you get all sorts of crazy comments. This video explains how those comments (and your moderation of them) affect your ad.

Automate your Facebook ad comment moderation for free, in 30 seconds, using this tutorial and tool provided here.

This video shows you step-by step how to do this, and you can enter your contact to get access to my sheet, which is updated regularly as things evolve.

When you depend on social media marketing to grow your business, you depend on reach. The thought of Facebook limiting your reach for any reason is scary. The idea they might neuter your posts just because you use scheduling software, is even worse.

You're having a great day. Your feet are up on the desk, a big smile on your face. You were just able to double sales with a new advertising campaign(!!!). Lean back, fold your hands behind your head. Queue music... Money money money moooonaaay!

Now, picture thousands of those dollars flying out your 20th story window. Would you sit there smiling as they fluttered down to the street below? Of course not. Would you let that happen? No. 

But you might already be doing it.

You should shut that window. But let's go deeper than that with another analogy.

Industry Jargon Confuses Your Customers and Fails to Get The Message Across.

Yet, I see people, companies, and in this example - governments - make this mistake all the time. They launch unclear advertising using words only they know, every day.