I agree with Peta. I attempted it years ago and it was a tremendous flop because I did not know anything about what I was doing. Then they changed the process and I was lost, so I gave up because it seemed like it wasn't working anyway. What I did see was that it didn't take my money nearly as fast as Amazon, but it felt like smoke and mirrors because I couldn't see the direct connection between FB serving ads and my Amazon sales. Of course, I can't see that on Amazon either because their stats on sales really don't tell me anything. I just have to guess where the sales are coming from. But I think it was easier to walk away from FB back then because the cost of clicks on Amazon wasn't as insane as it is now. My books seem to resonate with readers who read big name authors, but I can't compete with the bids at that level and make any money. If I want to pay $2 a click, I can sell books...But my pocketbook won't withstand that for very long because I'm just bleeding cash. So now I'm back to try FB again. :) And while I encountered a full day of issues (my own creation), it is much less intimidating now. Part of my issue with FB is listening to the wrong people. Everyone has a different opinion...and they all seem to be wrong. So I decided to spend the money to learn from someone who knows what they are talking about.

I actually think even the top one looks better than my sales funnel! Making me hungry.

I have a question. The last video in this module mentions the option of creating new blurbs on Amazon. If I create a new blurb for my book on the Amazon side, how long does it take Amazon to update it? And should I turn my ad off until it is updated? Any chance someone might click and end up nowhere? Just curious about the logistics.

I will be driving today, so won't be able to sit in. I'll have to catch the next one. Thanks for the reminder.

Sorry I missed the live event, but this was the only day I had to work on my ad before Friday and that would have meant waiting until next week to publish. So I opted to do my homework instead. Thanks for the recording!