Tomorrow we have our live class on ad copy! If you have friends who want to join, tell them they can get their first 7 days for free on the free trial to see if it's right for them! They just have to signup for Premium or VIP (not basic if they want to join the Fluent in FB Ads Workshop) On the main page, click 'Invite People' button and send that link to your friends! Yes, it is an affiliate link and you will get paid of they convert! See you all tomorrow! Drop a GIF if you're excited!

It's going really really well! I'm doing my best to keep us between: Push Recovery Lore Push I discovered that Push + Lore (in book status and quest updates) works really well to get people excited. Big change tomorrow that radicalizes the Kickstarter event for 5 days! I am hoping that it'll bring in alot of excitement and new pledges (or upgraded pledges) 23% conversion of followers is pretty sweet so I am pretty excited!! I'm running a gamified campaign for me and for the backers. They get quests, questions to answer, and digital badges. I'm helping Mal gamify her next Kickstarter too!

I'm launching a new Facebook ad for my gothic paranormal romance western. It's hard finding an image of a cowboy and a witch together on Canva or Adobe stock photos. I did find this illustrated graphic. It's definitely the pose I'm looking for, but wanted to get some opinions before launching the ad. Does an illustrated image like this work or should I go in a different route? Thanks!

Huh. All of a sudden I started getting good sales from Germany off of a USA ad 🤷‍♀️ So, I made an ad to target the German ladies and it's been doing gangbusters. .07 CPC! (.11 is the US one) And I'm making more than I'm spending, so that's a win! Uh, thanks Germany. Seems like everybody loves this ad 😂

Hey those who know. I am experimenting with ideas for my soon-to-be released RomCom, set in 1865 Somerset. I had created a cover, etc. Yet, I'm not feeling it. So, I have commenced playing with various ideas, trying to match the moods of what's presently out there. Which of these catches you the most? (These are just screenshots; I am yet to adjust font sizes, locations, etc). Here's the blurb (again): 1865. Somerset. Love and Money, those twin pillars upon which so much of mortal existence precariously rests, have never been more at odds. For Mr. Francis Sheringham—a libertine whose charm is far more substantial than his purse—desperate times call for desperate measures. When the vengeful Lord Grant cheats his father out of their ancestral home, Francis is forced into an audacious new career: highway robbery. But he is no common thief. As the most courteous and gallant rogue on the King's Highway, Francis leaves his female victims more captivated than terrified. His path collides with the fiercely independent heiress, Miss Vanessa Lockwood, a woman of uncommon spirit trapped by the schemes of the very man who ruined Francis. What follows is a rollicking burlesque of mistaken identities, disastrous fancy-dress balls, calamitous kidnappings, and farcical duels. Amidst the chaos, Francis must reclaim his fortune, outwit his enemies, and convince the one woman immune to his practiced wiles that his heart is truer than his aim. In a world where passion and property are at war, the ultimate prize is a love that money can't buy.