So I decided to run the second campaign on ads for my community. I prepared some new visuals which i attach here as an example, I even made some memes. Also I adjusted the age group moving it from 45-65. So round 2 starts now.

Just some update on day 1 analytics for the ad. It was shared 1,184 times, viewed by 1,118 people and got 22 clicks on day 1. Total spent: around $7.9 USD This is just getting started.

Day 1 of ad. Here are the ads I used, simple ones. Day 1 results are starting to appear. 9 clicks on the offer so far, no new members. I did some adjusting on the age group as I started at 18+ but quickly realized they are not really target audience. Im targeting big hispanic and latino cities. I would need 1 or 2 weeks of ads, to start getting some relevant information.

Let’s break down one of the most real and raw conversations I’ve seen for small business owners trying to grow with content and ads. I do this on a weekly basis myself. But Gary killed it in here. Top Takeaways : 1. Post Organically: Just post, the fear of “not being perfect” is killing your visibility. 2. Use Paid Ads the Smart Way: Every local business should be spending $100 a week on ads within a 10-mile radius. Even better, filter it by your actual customer (age, gender, etc.). This is not a maybe, this is a must, I currently DO IT!. 3. Integrate Your Personal Brand: If you already have an audience on your personal account, use it. Merge your personal and business life strategically. People connect with people, not just logos. 4. It’s Okay if it Doesn’t Work, most things won’t, that’s the point. But once you find the one that works, stick to it. The Millionaire Mindset Here Is Simple: If you don’t post, nothing happens. If you don’t test, nothing grows. If you don’t risk, nothing scales. What’s one idea you’ve had but haven’t posted because you thought “it probably won’t work”? @Rachel Bents @Phil Merrell @Allison Creighton

I decided to give you a peek behind the scenes of how I handle ads for my main company. I was inspired by a Gary Vee video about helping local businesses post and advertise better, so I thought, why not share what I do? Here’s the gist: - I keep my Facebook page simple — mix of posts and reels. - In the last 90 days: 840+ interactions, 352 new followers, and one day with 32 calls from a single campaign. - Remember, I’m B2B. I only need 4–5 solid clients a year if they’re big enough, so for me, that’s plenty. Ad results from one campaign: - 456+ messages at around $1 USD each. - 576K impressions and over 63K interactions. - Most people seeing the ads are men in a certain age range, on their phones, mainly from reels. My process: 1. Find content that’s already winning — I pull my best-performing videos from my YouTube channel, Regio Factory. 2. Turn that into a Facebook ad. 3. Send all clicks straight to my WhatsApp Business. 4. Let my AI assistant handle the first contact, then follow up personally. Important note: Ads aren’t “set and forget.” I constantly tweak, pause what’s not working, and test new creatives. I run this same approach for my main business, my logistics company, my new cardboard box business, and soon my Spanish-speaking Skool community. If you think this could work for your business, let me know — happy to share more details.