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Looking for someone who works on meta ads for Prequel app, Esti app or Facelab app
Hello so as the title says I am looking for someone who works/worked on the meta ads for either of these 3 apps. I am willing to pay you a significant amount of money to come work for me, I need someone who is able to set up and fully manage my meta ads. I am prepared to pay substantially more than your current company is paying you, potentially multiples of your current compensation, for the right person.
Looking for someone who works on meta ads for Prequel app, Esti app or Facelab app
Hello so as the title says I am looking for someone who works/worked on the meta ads for either of these 3 apps. I am willing to pay you a significant amount of money to come work for me, I need someone who is able to set up and fully manage my meta ads. I am prepared to pay substantially more than your current company is paying you, potentially multiples of your current compensation, for the right person.
Hey everyone, I recently launched a new Shopify store in the \\toy niche\\ and I’m currently testing Meta Ads. I’m not trying to promote the brand here, so I’ll keep product names out of it. The store launched on \\July 9th\\, so this is still very early data. I’m running \\4 separate sales campaigns\\, each with a \\€15/day budget\\. All campaigns optimize for purchases. Current setup: \ Campaign 1: UGC video ad (1 video) \ Campaign 2: Product A image ads (9 creatives) \ Campaign 3: Product B image ads(8 creatives) \ Campaign 4: Product C image ads(8 creatives) Total available budget: \\€60/day\\ Results so far Data from July 9th until July 11th around 14:50: MetricResult :-:- Spend€131.91 Impressions6,638 Link clicks129 Landing page views88 Add to carts10 Purchases2 Revenue attributed by Meta€79.90 Average CPA€65.96 ROAS0.61 The interesting part is that only \\one campaign has generated both purchases so far\\. That campaign spent around \\€33\\ and generated \\2 purchases\\, so the CPA on that campaign is around \\€16.50\\. My profit per sale on that product is around \\€14 before ad spend\\, so it is close but not quite profitable yet. The other campaigns are getting clicks and some add-to-carts, but no purchases yet. Campaign-level signals CampaignSpendLink clicksLPVATCPurchases :-:-:-:-:-:- UGC video€28.7821640 Product A€35.68584810 Product B€34.38392720 Product C€33.0711732 A few things I’m thinking about: 1. Since budget is split across 4 campaigns, should I consolidate into fewer campaigns? 2. Should I pause the UGC campaign if it still has no purchases after another day? 3. Product A gets a lot of clicks and landing page views, but almost no add-to-carts. Could this be a pricing issue? 4. Product C has the weakest click volume but is the only one getting purchases. Should I shift budget toward that campaign? 5. Since this is a new store, would you let it run a few more days before making changes? I also added a discount popup today to collect emails and offer a first-order discount. I’m testing a lower price on one product because I noticed better conversion at a lower price on another marketplace. Would love to hear how you would approach this. Would you keep testing, consolidate campaigns, or cut the non-performing ones already? Thanks!
What KPIs do you track weekly vs monthly for your store? Looking to simplify
Running a 7-figure Shopify store and I've realized my reporting is all over the place. I check some things daily (revenue, orders). I look at ads weekly. I basically ignore return rate and gross margin by product unless something feels wrong. Talked to someone recently who caught a serious return rate problem 2 months late because they only looked monthly. Made me rethink my cadence. Based on what I've read and heard, these 7 seem to need at least weekly attention: \- Conversion rate \- Average order value \- Return rate \- Customer acquisition cost \- Cart abandonment rate \- Revenue by channel \- Gross margin by product Does this match what you're doing? What would you cut from this list, and what am I missing? Especially curious about gross margin by product — how many of you actually track this regularly?
Has anyone had success running Facebook/Instagram ads for a SaaS targeting small businesses?
trying not to make this an indirect add for my SaaS BUT I'm getting to the point where I'm thinking about paid advertising, particularly Facebook and Instagram, as that's where a lot of my target audience already spend their time, maybe thinking about TikTok too. i was going to spend some time trying to make shorts and edit together a few small quick videos and try to organically market it myself, but i don't know if its worth the time at the moment as i know nothing about hooks or getting people's attention via shorts. Before I start throwing money and time at this and paying for ads, I'd love to hear from people who've actually been through it. i have never done it before, i don't really know how to do it either so i have a few questions: What sort of budget should i start with? Do i send people to a landing page or straight into the product? Thanks in advance!
Meta says we are profitable. after COD RTO, we're not. what should count as a purchase?
Been going down a slightly ugly attribution rabbit hole for an indian D2C store. Meta reports purchase. Shopify reports orders. The courier dashboard reports a completely differently business. The current journey is basically: checkout started payment attempted prepaid payment successful COD order placed COD confirmed order shipped order delivered Right now Meta gets a purchase event when the Shopify order is created. That is mostly fine for prepaid because payment has actually happened. COD is where the logic becomes stupid. A Customer can place a COD order, ignore the confirmation call, give an incomplete address, refuse it at the door or simply disappear. But Meta has already received a successful purchase event and starts finding more people who behave like that customer. So the ad account sees revenue. The operations team sees RTO. Finance sees forward shipping + reverse shipping + blocked inventory + no cash collected. Simple hypothetical example: 100 purchase events reported to Meta 68 COD orders 32 prepaid orders 55 COD orders confirmed 47 COD orders shipped 34 COD orders delivered Meta still thinks there were 100 purchases. Should all 100 be treated equally? If we wait and fire Purchase only when an order is delivered, the event can arrive 4–8 days late. Attribution becomes messy and Meta gets much less signal volume. If we fire Purchase at order placement, the signal is fast but includes a lot of low-quality COD orders. The middle ground I’m considering is: Prepaid successful = Purchase COD placed = separate custom event COD confirmed = higher-intent custom event COD shipped = another quality signal COD delivered = final revenue-quality event Then Meta can still receive enough checkout data, but we can test whether optimisation against confirmed or higher-quality orders produces a healthier customer cohort. That seems much more useful for Indian D2C than another dashboard showing a prettier ROAS number. But I’m still unsure about the practical setup. Do you keep standard Purchase at order placement and send confirmed/delivered COD as custom events? Or do you eventually optimise Meta towards the downstream event, even with the delay and lower volume? Also, how are people handling browser + server deduplication when the external checkout, Shopify and CAPI setup can all fire events?
Tenho uma loja há 6 anos e anúncio no META desde que criei ela. Foram alguns milhões faturados, de alguns milhões investidos em tráfego. Desde o lançamento do Andrômeda vi meus pedidos despencando, porém o mês de Julho está me fazendo fechar as portas. CPM barato e tráfego lixo. Meta entregando onde não pedi Gastos do orçamento total diário nas primeiras horas do dia Tudo isso está fazendo meus anúncios se tornarem ineficientes. Alguém mais percebendo esse mês pior de todos?
Meta Ads driving clicks (5%+ CTR) but 0 visitors on Shopify Live View. Cleaned setup, still broken. Help!
I'm facing a major issue with my store and really need fresh eyes on this. My Meta Ads seem to run perfectly, but absolutely zero traffic is landing on my Shopify store. The Context Stats: Target audience: Women. Creative: UGC Videos + Claude-generated ad copy. Meta Stats (before duplication): Strong 5.15% CTR and a very low $0.33 CPC. Shopify Stats: 0 visitors on the Live View. Money is flying out the window. Also quick detail. Since june 4th. I mostly run campaigns. And seeing my analytics only shows 118 visitors from June 4th to date. Whats happening.
I'm looking for advanced Meta Ads strategy advice from people who have actually scaled e-commerce brands. I've built the technical side, but I feel like I'm missing the strategic thinking. Context: I sell a single premium printed travel photo book through my own website (€33 per book). My market is relatively small (Kosovo, Albania, and North Macedonia). I've installed the Meta Pixel and Conversions API correctly. Events are tracking properly. I understand how to use Ads Manager, create campaigns, audiences, creatives, etc. The problem is that I don't know how experienced media buyers think. For example: How do you decide which campaign objectives to run at different stages? When do you optimize for Purchases vs Add to Cart vs Initiate Checkout vs a higher-funnel event? I'm even considering optimizing for my "Preview Album" event because purchases are still relatively low. How many campaigns should run simultaneously? Should awareness, engagement, traffic, and conversion campaigns run together, or do you focus on one objective at a time? How do you structure A/B tests? What do you test first—creative, audience, placements, or campaign objective? How much budget should be allocated to testing versus scaling? When do you kill an ad versus giving it more time? How do you identify winners and scale them without resetting the learning phase? What are some common Meta Ads principles that experienced advertisers take for granted but beginners usually don't know? I'm not looking for "increase your budget" or "make better creatives." I'm looking for the mental models and frameworks that experienced media buyers use to make decisions. For context, I know my audience well and have strong creative assets, but I'm struggling to consistently grow followers and generate orders. I have the feeling I'm using Meta Ads as a tool rather than as a system. If you were launching a premium consumer brand today with a limited budget, how would you structure your Meta advertising from day one? Any books, YouTube channels, courses, or resources that teach this way of thinking would also be hugely appreciated. I'm also open to working with someone experienced. If you've successfully scaled Meta Ads for e-commerce brands and think you could help, I'd be happy to offer a 20% commission on every sale generated. Since I currently sell one product at €33, I'm looking for someone interested in building a long-term partnership rather than a one-off consultation.
Shopify vs Meta conversion discrepancy detection tools
Hey guys, wanted to ask what kind of tools you use to detect discrepancies between Shopify and Meta conversions. I want a tool that helps me notice Meta attribution/pixel issues as soon as it happens instead of finding it few days later. Any tools you could recommend that does this?
Hey all, I'm relatively new to this space, only having watched countless hours of educational dropshipping videos and stuff like that, and took the first step to create my own shopify store. I'm doing supplements with my own label on them, and want to know the best way and how to start running ads. Also, I see a lot of videos of people making their own reviews and putting them on their shopify store, but Meta said that isn't allowed. Please help if you can, and give any other useful advice you see fit for my situation as a beginner!
Title: Spending 65% of my budget on 55-64/65+ but barely converting — am I missing something? Running a single Advantage+ Sales campaign for a DTC scalp/hair growth device ($54.99, Shopify, US only). One ad set, "Broad" targeting, optimizing for Purchases, no interest stacking — just letting Meta find buyers. Pulled the numbers for last week (July 2-9) and something's bugging me: \- Spend: €362.38 \- Impressions: 4,767 \- Clicks: 338 (CTR 7.09%) \- CPC: €1.07 / CPM: €76.02 \- Results: 2 purchases \- Cost per purchase: €181.19 \- ROAS: 0.30 Age breakdown is where it gets interesting: \- 18-24: €0.36 spend, 0 clicks, 0 purchases \- 25-34: €5.70 spend, 1 click, 0 purchases \- 35-44: €13.21 spend, 11 clicks, 0 purchases \- 45-54: €38.99 spend, 28 clicks, 0 purchases \- 55-64: €68.06 spend, 40 clicks, 1 purchase (ROAS 0.89, cost/result €68) \- 65+: €235.28 spend (65% of total budget!), 255 clicks, 1 purchase (ROAS 0.21, cost/result €235) Gender: 92% of spend went to women (€332.87, both purchases), men got €28.21 with zero purchases. CTR climbs steadily with age — 1.3% at 25-34 up to 8.3% at 65+ — but the purchases don't follow. 65+ is clearly clicking the most and buying the least, while 55-64 is my best-performing bracket by far. I just made a change: hard-locked minimum age to 25 in the "Controls" section (that's apparently the only true hard limit available on this campaign type), and set Age 35-64 / Gender Women as "suggestions" — but from what I understand those are just suggestions and Meta can still serve outside them if it thinks it'll perform. Questions for people who've dealt with this: 1. Is this actually a targeting problem, or is Advantage+ just going to keep chasing cheap 65+ clicks regardless of what I set as a suggestion? 2. With only 2 purchases total, is it too early to draw conclusions from the age/gender split, or is a pattern like this (CTR up, ROAS down with age) reliable even at low volume? 3. Anyone had to fully turn off Advantage+ Audience to stop this, or does the hard minimum-age lock + suggestions eventually work if given more time/spend? Not trying to overreact on 2 conversions, just trying to figure out if I'm reading the data right before I keep throwing budget at this. Appreciate any input.
AddToCart/Purchase events missing currency value via Meta CAPI — Shopify's official Facebook Instagram app
Been fighting this issue for weeks. In Meta Events Manager Diagnostics, I'm getting flagged for: 27% of AddToCart events missing currency/value (Conversions API) 56% of Purchase events with formatting/missing price currency (Conversions API) Details from Meta's diagnostics show these are all coming through the Conversions API integration, not the client-side Pixel. Some AddToCart events are even firing on my homepage URL instead of the actual product page. I removed a custom pixel I had added (thought it was causing dupes — it wasn't the root cause), and Shopify support said this could be tied to the Meta app pixel's "Optimized" vs "Always on" mode setting in Settings Customer events. Switching to Always on is supposed to fix inconsistent CAPI data. Has anyone else run into this? Did switching to "Always on" actually fix the missing currency/value issue for you, or is there something else going on with the native Facebook Instagram app's server-side tracking? Store is on a single currency (no Shopify Markets), so it's not a multi-currency issue. Any insight appreciated — this is tanking my ROAS numbers in Ads Manager.
I’m going on vacation for 10 days and I will barely have service. That means I won’t be able to create new ads. What should I do before I leave to make sure the ads are still performing well?
Small rant. Why do we look at ROAS like Indian ecommerce is fully prepaid? Ad dashboard says 3x. Then comes: COD RTO forward shipping reverse shipping payment charges discounts refunds support cost delayed COD settlement Suddenly 3x is not 3x. I feel every D2C founder should track: dashboard revenue delivered revenue money actually collected Marketing is usually looking at Meta Ads/Google Ads. Ops is looking at Shopify. Then checkout/payment data sits somewhere in between, maybe in FlexyPe or gateway reports. Now wonder everyone has different numbers. Anyone tracking delivery ROAS properly?
Best AI tool for managing Meta Ads in 2026? (Multiple accounts)
I'm currently managing multiple Meta Ads accounts, and it's getting harder to keep everything organized without spending a lot of time switching between campaigns. I've seen a bunch of AI tools claiming they can help with optimization, reporting, budget adjustments, and overall account management, but it's difficult to tell which ones actually save time in real use. If you're managing more than one Meta Ads account, what AI tool has worked best for you so far? What do you actually use it for, and has it made a noticeable difference? I'd really appreciate hearing about real experiences instead of marketing claims.
Stuck with meta ads 0 sale please help me to find mistake I made
Need some advice from experienced Meta Ads marketers. I have a skincare client whose last website purchase (Shopify) was on 29 May. I started managing the account in mid-June, but the Purchase pixel was inactive, so I initially optimized for Initiate Checkout. Despite that, I got 0 sales. To reactivate the Purchase event, I made a test purchase, and the Purchase pixel has been active since 4 July. Current setup: Campaign Objective: Sales (Purchase) Campaign Type: CBO Daily Budget: ₹700 3 ads running (recently paused 1 creative and added a UGC collaboration reel with an influencer) Buy 1 Get 1 offer is live on all products Each creative links to a different product URL on the website However, I'm still getting 0 purchases. Could anyone review this setup and tell me: Am I making any major mistakes? Should I change the campaign structure? Is the budget too low? Could using different product URLs for each creative be affecting performance? What would you do first to improve conversions? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Hello! Running this campaign for about 4 weeks. I\m getting no conversions, only clicks. CAMPAIGN Campaign name: Baterii Live video ad: Off Campaign details Buying type: Auction Campaign objective: Sales Advantage+ catalogue ads: On Catalogue: Produse Romania Note: catalogue can't be changed because the campaign has been published (create a new campaign to use a different catalogue) Budget Budget strategy: Ad set budget (selected) — Advantage+ off Share up to 20% of budget with other ad sets: unchecked Eligibility: campaign meets all eligibility requirements A/B test: Off Audience segment reporting Engaged audience: Not defined Existing customers: Not defined Special Ad Categories Categories: Declare category if applicable (none declared) AD SET Ad set name: Baterii Customer life cycle strategy: Get conversions from all audiences Catalogue sales Conversion location: Website Performance goal: Maximise number of conversions Conversion event: Purchase Cost per result goal: None Value rules: Enabled — No Attribution model: Standard Budget schedule Budget strategy: Daily budget Amount: lei 20.00 RON Daily average lei 20.00 / max daily lei 35.00 / max weekly lei 140.00 Start date: 17 June 2026, 10:57 GMT+3 End date: None Audience: Advantage+ on Source: Use a saved audience Controls: No advertising settings set Locations: Inclusion: Romania Suggest an audience: enabled Include custom audiences: None Age: 18–55 Gender: All genders Detailed targeting: All demographics, interests and behaviours Advertiser and payer details (EU) Advertiser: ALL4EBIKES S.R.L The advertiser and payer are different: Off Advertiser (optional): Select the advertiser (empty) Placements: Advantage+ on Placement value rules: no rule set created Account controls: Excluded placements: None Brand safety and suitability: Meta standard settings (Community Standards + Monetisation Policies) AD Ad name: Baterii Partnership ad: Off Identity Facebook Page: All4ebikes Romania Instagram profile: all4ebikes.romania Threads profile: Use Instagram account Set catalogue deep links: product.url Personalised destinations: Turned off (Shop, Product browsing, Browser add-ons: Messenger) Ad creative This ad is about an upcoming live video: unchecked Product media: Ebike Batteries Allow product video: Enabled Creative options: Single image (selected) / Slideshow Headline: product.name Description: product.current\price Warning: price may not always be shown (due to dynamic description in Advantage+ creative) Selected media: No media selected Related media: 0 of 3 selected Format display options: Turned on: Carousel, Collection Primary text: Call to action: Shop now Highlight your promotions: Promo codes unchecked Advantage+ creative enhancements (5/7) Turned off: Add dynamic overlays, Hide price Turned on: Add product tags, Add music, Dynamic description +2 more Essential enhancements (4/4) Turned on: Relevant comments, Add standard labels, Enhance CTA +1 more Creative testing: available (Set up test), not enabled Languages: Off Tracking Website events: checked — Dataset: all4ebikes.com website, Pixel ID: 1704526693877833 App events: unchecked Offline events: all4ebikes.com website, Dataset ID: 1704526693877833 (AUTO) URL parameters: utmsource={{campaign.id}} utmmedium={{ad.id}} utm... Third-party reporting tools: not connected What can I do to improve this?
how should I approach event performance tracking to get a single source of truth for what's actually driving conversions?
I've been staring at three different dashboards that all claim to measure the same clicks and signups, and none of the totals line up. I think my event performance tracking setup has gaps somewhere between when an action happens and when it actually gets recorded, so I'm probably losing or duplicating data along the way. What I really want is one clear process for capturing these events so I can trust the numbers enough to make decisions from them. Right now I just don't know which report to believe, and that's slowing down everything else.
I don’t know what’s been going on over the past year or so but my CPP has slowly been going up. When I first started I was getting $20-$35 per purchase with a $130 average purchase. Fast forward and now I’m getting $90-$110 per purchase with an average purchase of $170. I sell FR clothing, I’m in a bunch of retail stores. We have great videos and pictures that we use for ads. I truly don’t understand what’s been going on. I’m looking to hire an ad agency to help lower the CPP, and to help create better ads but with my videos and pictures.
I’ve just seen a meta ad for a Comaony that Ai automates your advertising across meta and Google. It’s not too pricey either it’s about $49 a month. It’s called servo ads. Not everything that gets approved on meta ads and shows up on your feed is legit and I’ve fallen for things that didn’t work before so wanted to ask if anyone has seen or used this and if anyone is willing to try it.
Good morning, I noticed that Shopify consistently shows more sales from paid traffic/unknown sources than Meta Ads (I only advertise on Meta). For example yesterday Meta says my ROAS is 3 but it is actually almost double that. Meta detected 4 orders but it is closer to 7-8. Does that happen to you as well? 50% of orders!!! If that much really goes undetected by Meta, it must mess up my campaign to some extent no? Because Meta must think he needs to look elsewhere for customers but he was right on target!!! How do I fix this? I run the conversions API and have my Meta App in Shopify settings on Maximum data sharing. When I do tests in Event Manager it seems alright too... Can it be linked to cookies? When I go to Event coverage in Ads manager it says only 62% of events are covered by the conversions API. Help would be welcome! Thank you
Anyone can help me market my Clothing brand using meta ads
We are launching a Clothing brand mostly street wear and I know it's a very competitive market but still have the hope and wanted someone who will be able to manage our ads center of our website and honestly speaking we didn't have lots of cash for burning on ads that's why we are looking for someone who will be able to manage it properly
Hello guys. I just wanted to ask for some advice on what I should do at this point. What exactly is the best way I should approach this. For some context after the post I made, I listened to yall advice and now I managed to get from $0 to $250. But I’m not really satisfied for one main reason: The amount of orders I’m having. I usually have 5-7 orders per week despite all the hard work I put in. And I am starting to get frustrated with this because I really want to scale this business and I TRULY believe in it. So I decided to watch some 5 hour course about AI dropshipping (which btw feels really incentivizing to me rn) In the video I watched he mentioned how he did Meta/Facebook ads and it costed him 350. And that how he managed to get his money. I am wondering if I should do the same route but here another problem, I did a calculation of how much this would all cost and it would be around 1k-2k for all the services he had listed. Services that are way out of my budget. Also despite what I am saying about making the process easier and more automated I still want it to be challenging for myself and I don’t want my money to be just be handed in for me. But at same time I see all these kids my age in Insta, TikTok, earning way more than me doing the same thing that I am doing and I am wondering why aren’t I doing the same thing they are doing? I need to consider both the short term and long term effects of all this and the potential pros and cons. I want to this to be a success at the end of the day. So I need some advice and I will be grateful for any answers.
Buenas como va? estoy por abrir una tienda virtual y veo que todos o muchos conocidso que tienen tienda virtual hacen meta Ads, la verdad que soy medio nuevo en el tema y queria saber si es dificil ahcer esto y que realmente funcione. Otra cosa que me gustartia saber es que si lo hacen, realmente ven ganancias ?? Tienen forma de saber cuanto ganan por publicidad o como es la cosa?
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