Whether you’re launching an info product, running an ecommerce business, or creating a documentary, today’s episode has a case study that will help you grow your business with Facebook ads.

Join us as we discuss how Molly helped one of her clients successfully launch a Christian documentary and generate 100,000 leads for less than $1/lead, how you can use the “MAGICC” method to convert cold traffic, and how the 3-step “Ecommerce Ad Amplifier” led to a 5.8X return on ad spend.

Each of these Facebook ad case studies is packed with information you can apply today to grow your own business.

IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:

• How you can use the MAGICC method to convert cold traffic into paying customers.
• How Molly generated 100,000 leads at 94¢ apiece in 7 days (« and how you can apply the strategy in your business).
• How Tier 11 took one client from $5,000 in ad spend with a 2X ROI to $60,000 with a 5.8X ROI.

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Do you run an ecommerce company?

If so, chances are that you’re missing something. That thing is a holistic system for guiding people who have never heard of you through the buyer journey to become repeat customers.

If you’re looking for a system that will bring you more customers while eliminating wasted ad spend, you must listen to today’s episode.

IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:

• How to recognize the 5 levels of a prospect, and how to talk to each level to generate a customer.
• The types of Facebook ads you should be running for each level—including ads that will take someone from being a cold lead (level 1) directly to being a buyer (level 5).
• Which level is most profitable to advertise to, and why that’s not the level that 80% of your ad spend will go to.

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No doubt about it, Cambridge Analytica has changed things for Facebook marketers.

There’s a media storm, Mark Zuckerberg is appearing before Congress, and Facebook is reacting and removing some of the data marketers can target users based on.

Join the experts as they break down what this situation means for you and why this is still the best time to be a Facebook marketer.

Plus, listen in as Ralph shares insights from his recent visit to Facebook New York, Facebook’s corporate office in New York City.

IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:

• Why now is the best time to get into Facebook ads (« and why the opportunities that exist now may not be here in a few years).
• Learn the type of bidding you should use when you’re targeting website conversions.
• The targeting options that Facebook is going to be removing (« and why that’s okay).
• The 3 components that drive the Facebook advertising algorithm (« and what they actually mean).

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Is Facebook burning to the ground?

If you’ve been paying attention to the mainstream media, the feeling you probably have is yes. But what’s the real answer?

Join us in today’s episode as Dan Gamito from ManyChat goes over what really happened, how (and why) we’re giving away all our data to Facebook without realizing it, and what Facebook’s response to this is.

We’ll also discuss why Facebook is not allowing any new Messenger bots and what this means for the future of Messenger advertising.

IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:

• Why most of what you’ve read about the “Breach” is either incorrect or an outright lie.
• How we’re giving away our data (including what groceries we buy) to Facebook and its third parties (« And why that’s alright).
• The reason why Facebook isn’t allowing new Messenger bots (« And why it’s not the end of Messenger).

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