When I first started this journey, I felt overwhelmed and honestly thought about giving up more than once. But I made a decision to stay consistent, focus on growth, and keep showing up. Over time, the small wins began to add up, and eventually, the results came. The real lesson? Success isn’t about one big breakthrough it’s about mindset, persistence, and being willing to keep going even when it’s tough. 🌟 If you’d like to see exactly how I stayed on track and what helped me move forward, just drop “I am interested” in the comments. Let’s grow together! 🙌

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When you launch a funnel, what’s the first metric you look at: CTR, CPC, ROAS, or conversions? Why?

Hey Guys, I'm very new to all of this. I created my first landing page and want to know what you all think. It's for an e-book I'm giving out for free, which then has a link in the E-Book to get on a call with me one-on-one. My main Goal is to help get Men Locked in with their routines and see success through developing a real and raw relationship with God. I also need some likes to get to the next stage in the classroom, haha so please like as well, Thank you all!

When I first started running campaigns, I put too much emphasis on creative design. What I discovered later is that audience fit and message clarity often beat visuals. I once tested two ads: one with a polished video and one with a simple image plus a direct headline. The simple ad ended up driving a 2.4% CTR compared to 1.1% on the video, just because it spoke more clearly to the right segment. The big lesson was that ads aren’t about what looks good to us; they’re about what resonates with the people we want to reach. That’s where guidance really helps, because an outside perspective can point out blind spots we might not see on our own. For those of you in this group, what’s the part of your ad process where you’d find the most value in extra guidance right now?