@Zachary Maynard have you published your ads yet?

@Zachary Maynard I wouldn’t worry about syncing your Instagram if it’s having issues. I often times use the Facebook page to deliver on insta and threads.

Great question, Zach, and thanks for actually going through Part 1. On the 3–5 images: those are just different ads inside the same campaign/ad set. You set one budget at the campaign/ad-set level, and Meta spreads that across the 3–5 ads, then over time pushes more of the spend to the ones that are working best. So the $1,000–$1,400/month is total for the whole campaign, not per ad. You're not putting $1k behind each image. For where you're at starting out, I actually wouldn't jump straight to $1k–$1.4k. I'd start smaller and prove the math: - Something like $10/day (~$300/month) on 2–3 strong images with one clear offer and CTA (Call-to-Action) - Make sure those leads are turning into real mowing clients - Once you know "I spend $X and reliably get a client worth $Y," then you scale the budget based on how many clients you want and can handle, instead of guessing If you want to post a screenshot of your draft ad(s) here — image + text — I'm happy to give feedback before you flip the switch.

@Keith Kisslinger Hey Keith! Glad to have you here – Hopewell Junction is a solid area for this. If “leads” is the bottleneck, you’re in the right spot. First step I’d take: 1. Go to the top of the Skool community and open the Classroom 2. Read Course 01 – 90-Day Mowing Growth Plan, Lesson 01 (Overview) – it takes about 10–15 minutes That’ll give you the simple 5-step path we use to go from “a few clients” to a full mowing route. After that: - Check out Course 02 for example ads that are already working - Then Course 03 for exactly how to follow up with the leads Meta sends you and what to say Drop any questions below this comment or in a new post, and we have LIVE Q&A at 7PM EST on Thursdays where I can look at your offer/ads/follow-up with you.