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Rule #1: Always be testing.

Running an inflated bid cap lets you go way more aggressive with uploads than highest volume, because if an ad set isn’t going to hit cap → it just won’t spend. No need to stress about saturation.

⚡ Upload Frequency

  • At one point I was pushing 30 ad sets a day.
  • That included whitelisting, prelanders, image ads, ripped content — every wheelhouse.
  • With the inflated bid cap, the only goal = get Meta to actually spend at that cap.

🎥 Creative Sources

  • Editors & strategists → build intentional, high-quality batches.
  • Image editors → crank daily static variations.
  • Ripped ads → pure numbers game.
    • KaloData & Daily Virals = where I rip from.
    • If Kalodata caps you out, just right-click → “Save video as.”
    • I don’t even edit ripped ads. Half the time I don’t even watch them. Just upload, see what sticks.
    • Focus = quantity. Winners rise, losers die.

📂 Upload System

Use Facebook Media Library to keep your sanity:

  • Organize creatives in mega folders → batch1, batch2, batch3, etc.
  • Upload entire folder in one click → bulk loads while you do other shit.
  • Then, inside Ads Manager → go to “Business” → select mega folder → all batches are ready to assign to ad sets.

✍️ Copy Testing (Texts & Headlines)

We tested 3 primary texts × 3 headlines per creative.

  • One headline = control (the proven working offer).
    • Ex: “Buy One, Get One Free.”
    • Or on another brand: “10,000+ Happy Customers — 60% Off Ends Soon.”
  • Always test new ones. Copy isn’t just fluff → it directly impacts CPC, CVR, CPP.

🔎 Trick: In ad account, break down by Dynamic Creative, then text/headline. See exactly where spend is going → double down on winners.

📊 Metrics That Matter

I don’t care about CPM or CTR once scaling.

My custom column setup = “Real Bad Mans”:

  • Delivery
  • Amount Spent
  • CPP (Cost Per Purchase)
  • Cost Per Checkout
  • Cost Per Add to Cart

Amount Spent = #1 KPI.

  • In bid cap, if it spends, Meta believes it can hit cap profitably.
  • If it doesn’t spend → Meta doesn’t believe in it. Simple.
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💡 Winners = the ads that actually spend. Don’t overthink CPMs or CTRs. Meta already told you what it trusts with its wallet.

🧠 Competitive Analysis

  • I don’t obsess over competitors.
  • I’ll peek if I need new angle ideas or something to iterate.
  • Otherwise → my focus is on iteration loops with my own data.
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