r/FacebookAdvertising

We are looking for an experienced Facebook & Meta Ads Expert to help us run and optimize paid advertising campaigns for our healthcare marketplace in South Africa.

What we're looking for:

Proven experience running Facebook/Instagram ad campaigns

Lead generation and conversion expertise

Strong knowledge of Meta Ads Manager

Ability to optimize campaigns for better ROI

Experience in healthcare or service-based businesses is a plus

📍 Remote 💼 Part-time / Freelance /Full- time Performance-based opportunity

If you have proven results and are interested, DM me with your experience, previous campaign results, and your expected compensation.

Monthly budget : 1500-2500$
Located In Baku Azerbaijan
Flower Industry
Ig: Jardineflowerboutique
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Hello, we looking for someone to run meta ads campaign for a online women clothing store based in Serbia
Website: dosa.rs
Monthly budget for ads: 3-5k € monthly
Domain works around 2 years
Feel free to contact us and offer your service

I'm facing the same issue in almost every Meta Ads campaign.

- Day 1–2: Good traffic, good audience, sales start coming.

- Day 3 onwards: Sales drop or completely stop, and the audience quality becomes much worse.

I don't make any major changes to the campaign, but this keeps happening every time.

Has anyone experienced this? What's the real reason behind it, and how did you fix it?

I'd really appreciate advice from experienced Meta Ads experts.

Thanks fro your attention!

We’ve been running video creative campaigns to our ecommerce store this week. We started off with a very strong CPA on Monday (by our standards), but it’s increased significantly every day since.

The campaigns are still in Meta’s learning phase. We know our budget is on the lower side and we haven’t reached the recommended 50 optimization events yet, so we’re wondering whether the rising CPA is simply part of the learning process. At the same time, we’ve seen a consistent decline in our funnel conversion rate over the last two days, which makes us think something else may be going on.

We’re also reusing the same broad audience from several previous campaigns. Even though Meta estimates the audience size at around 180 million people, we’re concerned we may be exhausting the highest-intent portion of that audience more quickly than expected, causing performance to deteriorate.

For context, today’s CPA was roughly 3× higher than Monday’s, and our bottom-of-funnel conversion rate has fallen from about 5% to 1% over the past two days.

Does this sound like normal learning-phase volatility, audience fatigue, creative fatigue, or something else? How would you diagnose what’s happening?

EDIT: For the record, CPC, CTR, and frequency have all held pretty steady

Hi All

So I recently launched a sales campagin for my new business selling mens suits which are priced around $200 with a fairly new facebook ad account. I had previously launched a sales campagin for 7 days with 3 adsets each with 3 ads with their own theme/angle and budget of $50 per day which resulted in just 1 sale.

I now recently made 4 seperate sales campagins each with an individual ad with a budget of $13 per day to test fairly. Each ad was a video with a different theme and each ad was ran for 14 days. This resulted in 2 sales.

Some key metrics are below for each of the ads, I was hoping the algorithm could learn to find buyers and then I could scale but it doesn't seem like my pixel has enough conversion data.

What would your advice be based on the below results?

Ad 1

CTR- 1.44%

ATC- 0

0 sales

Ad 2

CTR- 2.41%

ATC- 3

0 sales

Ad 3

CTR- 1.76%

ATC- 5

1 sale

Ad 4

CTR- 2.19%

ATC- 6

1 sale

My Meta ads run fine until it reaches the threshold then automatically declines although I have enough prepaid funds and enough money on my card. Makes zero sense.
I tried everything please help, its an endless loop. Feels like Facebook scammed me out of my money

Facebook is so bad I can’t even get a human agent to help me.

Its been like this for the past 3 days

So, this might sound like a dumb question, but I'm genuinely curious because I'm on a tight budget, and this would help me tremendously if it's true.

From what I understand, if a product costs $25, it's recommended to set your daily budget to at least $25 in order to see conversions.

But what if the product costs only $2.50? Would a daily budget of $2.50 be enough? Would I still be able to get conversions at that budget for that product?

I'm asking because it's generally recommended to wait at least 2–3 weeks before deciding whether an ad is working.

I can't afford to do that with a $25/day budget.

However, I can afford to do it with a $2.50/day budget.

Also, if I kept my daily budget at $25 but advertised a $2.50 product instead, wouldn't my chances of reaching 50 conversions per week be much higher?

So, what I'm essentially asking is: wouldn't it be smarter to advertise lower-priced products with Facebook Ads?

Thanks in advance!

I am so disgusted by this company. Do they really think the merchants that advertise with them can withstand months on end of this nonsense? Ads barely working and the leads that do come in are the worst I have ever received. I’ve spent years advertising on Facebook. I think the situation of them trying to pick who sees your ad is ridiculous. It should be illegal, who are they to choose? This is the worst ad performance I have ever endured.
I’m getting about one in 15 to book. That is a terrible percentage. Anyone else having that same issue?

Our band is trying to increase our followers. You used to be able to run an ad and it would have a follow button on it under engagement. Basically trying to make an ad and get likes for a page. Facebook/Meta has changed that and now you can’t run those ads. Any suggestions on how I should promote to increase the band’s follows now?

Facebook ads went down just now. Tried opening a couple of accounts all not opening sorry try again and some don't have any campaigns.

Can anyone help as I have been four days with FB and getting nowhere. I used to use FB regularly for advertising but changed jobs in 2021 and never used it in next role or current one. I barely use FB at all now even for personal. Instagram only.

Need to set up new business accounts and test ads for a client but it looks like in my fallow period, for some reason my account got restricted. It does not even say properly. It is hinting at two step verification and some ads that had long since finished about 10 years ago may have fallen foul of updated policies that were no longer being run. I have went through 2 step and tried deleting those ads too.

The issue is there is no right of appeal and I cannot actually speak to a human in FB. I always found their support poor in the past but this is stressing me out. I went to https://facebook.com/accountquality/ but it redirects to my business home and does not let me appeal.

Its Ai says...If you are seeing an empty page at that link, it is often because the enforcement decision has reached a final stage where no further review options are available.

When an advertising restriction is marked as final, the "Request Review" button is removed, and the account can no longer be used for advertising. Since my internal checks show that this restriction is not eligible for a new appeal, I am unable to reopen the case or trigger a review from here.

Can anyone suggest a workaround or way to get my account back working. I used it regularly for over 10 years before stopping about 5 years ago. The issue appears to relate solely to my personal account rather than the pages or accounts I managed.

Hi. Im very new to Facebook/meta ads only starting 4 days ago. Im seeing constant posts on this subreddit regarding Facebook being down - very reassuring I’ll tell you 😅, but I’m experience a few things that I think I need some advice on if anyone care to give me some input.

Currently Ive made my first ever sale 🎉.

However, im slightly worried that Facebook is is completely ignoring my conditions i set when creating the campaign.

Firstly, I have 2 ad sets and 5 ads total (all 5 ads are different products).
Within each ad set it seems to have just picked 1 ad and put all the money into both of those - basically not even attempting to give reach to the others, I have no clue whether these other ads (which are promoting different products) would have performed well or not because it seems their algorithm has neglected them.

Now that I’ve gotten my first sale, I don’t know whether me messing with the settings is a good thing or not?

It’s the same with the audience - although I got some recommendation to turn off advantage plus - as meta seemed to be targeting people completely outside my range i set.

The number of impression Im also getting, im not sure im their skimping me out or not. so far spent £20 for 1200 impression.

TLDR;

1. Spent 20 for 1200 impressions, is this under Whats considered good?
2. Their algorithm seems to be focusing on 1 ad within an ad set and completely neglecting the others, how can I make sure it tests all of the ads before focusing ?
3. How can I make it use my recommended audience?
4. Will updating my live campaign negatively affect?

I don’t know if they’re silly questions but I would love an answer from someone who’s experienced this and can help out a bit.

Much appreciated

Looking for a freelancer/full time/part time dev to help me set up meta for my hyper local brand.

Urgent requirement.

Hi, Im relatively new to meta ads, I created my ad account two days ago.

I’ve got my first campaign for my store up and running, I couldn’t help but notice that meta is showing my ad out to an audience other than what I selected.

I put down 18-40 age range but for the past day it’s been showing in analytics that it’s sending traffic to 40-45, 65+ and showing it to my selected minimal in very limited numbers.

Is there a reason for this?

Also Ive ran my campaign for around a day now, but for some reason the ads that have clicks to choosing not to show to anyone, whereas it’s preferring to show an ad that barely getting any with a lot more impressions / reach? Why does it choose to do this?

Hi I appologize for the basic question. I have a ton of performance experience growing suppliment brands AND telehealth brands. Not to toot my horn but I scale ads very fast. I know exactly what to say, when to say it, how to say it, and how to edit the hooks and VSL pitch. So chatgpt has told me that katalys has a lot of offers. I joined and a few telehealth companies have approved. My question is how do I confirm my links track and does anyone else have experience running their own ad accounts . happy to partner with someone or pay for an hour of time to make sure I am approaching this correctly. To be honest im skeptical as I know nothing about katalys

I just started my dropshipping business, and I'm looking for a Meta certified ad agency. I just need to open up the ad account, no management needed. Please let me know what agency have you guys worked with.

Hello everyone! I'm a former Meta Pro Team member, and I want to use my insider knowledge to help you out. In exchange for your support, I am willing to help you troubleshoot your Ads Manager, Business Portfolios, Ad Accounts, Personal Profiles, and more.

I'm completely open to questions. I don't ask for anything in return, but if you find my help valuable, I will gladly accept any tips or support you want to offer.

If you need some advice on your active ads, just let me know!

I can teach you all kind of things as well.

If you also want to give me a job I'm happy to accept it haha!

Hi everyone,

I wanted to ask for some career advice from those who've been working in Facebook Ads for a while.

A few weeks ago, I started offering a 7-day free trial to local businesses so I could gain real experience.

One rental business gave me a chance. Their goal was to find a tenant for one of their properties, and after running the campaign for just 2 days, we successfully found a tenant worth ₱40,000 on a 6-month rental contract.

I'm really happy with the outcome, but I also realize it's only one campaign. Because it ended quickly, I haven't had the opportunity to learn things like:

• Scaling campaigns
• Different bidding strategies
• Budget optimization
• Long-term campaign management

Right now I'm applying for Facebook Ads Specialist roles, but it's been difficult because I only have this one case study.

I'm hungry to learn, improve my skills, and work with more campaigns, but I also n33d a job.

I'd really appreciate hearing about your experiences. Thanks!