Here’s the 3-click system we used to crush it. Everyone was sure we were gonna lose money in year one.. “You can’t fill an RV park in January, Sam.” “Nobody books RV spots in winter.” “You’ll lose money year one, guaranteed.” We hit 85% occupancy opening weekend. Let me show you how (because this works for ANY local business with a location). ☝️First off! You should learn to write ads. You will always be able to make money if you can write ads. Second… This is my RV park! Well I own it with some partners BUT I wanna tell you all about it. Not so you stay there. But so you can learn yet another way to print money IF you know how to run ads. Heres the problem with the RV biz: Most RV parks lose money year one. Not because of location. Not because of amenities. Because nobody knows they exist. If they don’t know about it… they can’t pay you. If they don’t pay you… you’re hosed! We bought this property and built it from the ground up. That comes with both risk and reward. The biggest risk? Outside of cost overruns and management… by far… Getting people to know about it! Well shit! I know how to get people to know about stuff, right? Ads! And with UpHex ads are stupid easy! (Keep reading - the 3-step system is stupid simple) So here’s what I did: ✅ Step 1: Setup an UpHex account for the RV park. ✅ Step 2: Collected some images of RVs taken in the pacific northwest. And then some video with the same vibe. Just uploaded those to their “Customer Creative” file in UpHex. ✅ Step 3: Showed Joe (park management) how to launch ads in 3 steps… making sure to show him the one step where instead of choosing template images… He just chose the custom creatives at launch. Done! (Seriously, if Joe can do this, anyone can) They flipped on the ads for month one… and they rotate through a small library that we have prepared month-to-month… Based on what makes the most sense for that month. Worked like a charm. And you know the crazy part?

On the surface I'd assume videos have an advantage over stills but of course they take longer to produce. I shoot ads with my camera for my clients yet my ads aren't showing me the results I necessarily want. Maybe that has something to do with our $10 a day budget but I'm not sure. Help!

I've tested three different versions of a real estate ad designed to attract Realtors to my agency—but every time, it ends up bringing in home buyers instead. Here’s what I’ve already done to keep the messaging Realtor-specific: 1. Clear hook and CTA: Each ad explicitly calls out the audience — e.g. “Realtors: Get Your Realtor Chatbot”. 2. Direct opening line: The first line always addresses Realtors directly — e.g. “Are you a Realtor?” or “Dear Real Estate Broker,”. 3. Creative testing: I’ve tried multiple ad variations targeting Realtors and ran them through Ad Critic for feedback to ensure it would not be mistaken as an ad for homebuyers. 4. Aligned landing page: The landing page copy and visuals also speak directly to Realtors. I know we aren't suppose to use detailed targeting with the Andromeda update, but I’m still seeing Facebook deliver these ads primarily to home buyers. Question: What else can I do to improve this B2B ad and better “force” Facebook to recognize it’s intended for Realtors—not consumers?