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I'm launching a low-ticket digital service (around $25–$50) aimed at fashion brands, boutiques, and Shopify stores.

The service is simple: clients send us raw product images of clothing, and we turn them into hyper-realistic, post-ready TikTok/Instagram Reels where the outfit is modeled by an AI-generated model. The final result looks like a professional fashion shoot without the cost of hiring models or videographers.

I'm trying to figure out the most effective Meta Ads strategy for a service like this.

Some questions I have:

• Should I optimize for website conversions right away, or start with video views/engagement?
• Would you send traffic to a landing page or keep everything inside Instagram DMs?
• Is it better to show before-and-after transformations, finished reels, or explain the process?
• How broad or niche should the audience be? (Fashion brands, Shopify store owners, boutique owners, clothing brands, etc.)
• Has anyone successfully sold a low-ticket B2B creative service through Meta Ads? If so, what worked?

I'd appreciate any advice on campaign structure, creatives, targeting, or funnels that have worked for similar offers.

Hey everyone, need some serious help/advice.

I’m in DHA Phase 2 Lahore and dealing with a really weird and scary electrical issue. We have a private 3-phase transformer (around 20 years old), and over the past 5 years, we’ve had about 5 major surge incidents inside the house.

These aren’t normal fluctuations — bulbs literally explode, appliances get damaged (water pump, electronics, etc.), and you hear loud popping/explosion-type sounds inside.

This last time, I actually saw our transformer spark/explode right before the surge hit the house. The strange part is that it affects different phases at different times — like one phase gets hit badly while others are mostly okay, and next time it might be a different phase.

LESCO/WAPDA has come multiple times but they just say it’s a neutral issue, tighten some wires or adjust jumpers, and leave. The problem disappears for a while but then comes back after a few months.

What’s confusing is that nearby houses don’t seem to have this issue.

Has anyone here faced something like this? Especially with a private transformer and 3-phase setup? Would really appreciate if someone who has dealt with this can share what the actual fix was.

This is getting stressful and honestly a bit dangerous.