7 Lessons I've Learned From Spending $152,010.53 Of My Own Personal Money On Facebook™ Advertising Y.T.D

[onewithfaith]

@old_man_sinner I made it

 

[fellner]

@onewithfaith Nice compilation. Good to know how FB advertising works. From a customer stand point, these targeted ads from search engines are not so smart, for example I brought bags to dispose my baby's soiled diapers and Amazon/Google thinks I have a dog and advertise all dog products on my Mobile, they have no way of telling the dual intention I had in mind, of the product & I have seen so many ads show up on my mobile, days after I made a purchase and I always thought it was such waste of money for the product owner to keep advertising.

 

[researchguy]

@fellner That's your fault for not paying 200% more for baby-safe bags. You're a horrible parent. ;-)

 

[tombriga]

@onewithfaith Super interesting, thanks!

 

[onewithfaith]

@tombriga you bet!

 

[delphinecaron]

@onewithfaith Hey Brandon, great stuff! Is their any course or rather blog/YouTube posts you would recommend to learn EVERYTHING I need to about fb ads?

 

[godsloveisalmighty]

@delphinecaron ditto

 

[onewithfaith]

@delphinecaron Hmmm not off the top of my head. But there's some good guys in various Facebook groups.

 

[myrkr]

@onewithfaith

8: Get Your Rewards! - If you find yourself spending big on Facebook™, get a business credit card of some sort that will offer cashback or travel rewards.

Great tip that I've never seen mentioned elsewhere. I've spent almost 90K on FB Ads and this is a nice perk.

 

[onewithfaith]

@myrkr Yes indeed

 

[ohhmyykrishh]

@onewithfaith The Dallas guy is Alex Becker, amirite?

 

[613jono]

@ohhmyykrishh I also bet this is who it was.