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HI I currently work with window covering businesses but the issue is the most of them were local business were they couldn't afford to spend more on ads always trying to play a safe game. I would love to hear what niche you guys serve and how profitable is it with both client and your end(how much do they pay). And also people always say solve rich people problem IDK is there any rich niche for fb ads, looking forward for your opinions.

For any of you guys that need a little help when getting going Here is sum help So I built a super simple setup that does most of the work for me — and it costs like $10/month to run. Here’s how it works: I fill out a quick form with stuff like what I’m selling, who it’s for, and the vibe I want. It sends that to ChatGPT through Make.com. A few seconds later, I get ad copy in my inbox ready to go (or at least close enough to make tweaking easy). Honestly, it’s made writing ads way less painful. If you wanna see how I set it up or want the template, just let me know and i can make a loom or somthing for you guys

They think their problem is the creative… They blame the audience... They tweak headlines, change budgets, and test 100 hooks. But here’s the brutal truth: 👉 The real problem is they don’t actually understand how Meta charges them. Meta isn’t just rewarding good ads...it’s punishing bad structure. High CPMs? Low ROAS? Weak CTR? That’s often the result of stacking audiences, letting frequency spiral out of control, or chasing clickbait instead of conversions. I’ve spent years managing over $300M+ in Meta ad spend, and I see the same mistakes daily. Want to fix your ads? Start by fixing your account structure and testing process, not just the ad itself. What’s the biggest issue you’re dealing with right now in your Meta Ads?

Let’s kill this myth right now… “The algorithm just needs more time” is the most overused excuse in Meta Ads. If your ads suck, no amount of time will fix them. Here’s the truth: The algorithm amplifies good performance. It doesn’t create it. If your ad isn’t getting clicks or conversions in the first few days, something’s off. Your creative, offer, or targeting needs a real adjustment, not just more days to “learn.” 🧨 Waiting weeks for a bad ad to “optimize” is just lighting your budget on fire slowly. What you SHOULD do instead: ✔️ Test multiple creatives from Day 1 ✔️ Watch your CTR, cost per click, and thumb stop ratio ✔️ Make bold changes early if metrics are flat The algorithm isn’t a babysitter. It’s a magnifier.