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I'm gonna reveal how I scaled my product and take you guys inside my admin tour so you know how I'm using this fiber ad set to scale my store from zero to a thousand dollars a day.
Hey guys, my name is Sagar. In this video, I'll be going over how I did it with a brand new store and a brand new pixel, going from zero dollars to a thousand dollars a day just by using five dollar ad sets.
In this video, I will be focusing on Facebook Ads exclusively. If you watch the whole video, you'll have all my Facebook scaling secrets so you can make your own. From zero to a thousand bucks, I'm saying even further, so you can finally, finally, finally quit your job and start generating money online.
And of course, enjoy this beautiful splendid life, friends. Start traveling and see the beauty of the world with your own eyes. So let's just get into it.
As you can see, I did about a thousand yesterday. That was the first day we hit a thousand. Today, we are on track to hit a thousand dollars. It's about eight fifty-three, so we're gonna hit a thousand by tonight.
Let me just show you that it's a brand new pixel. I'll just go from August first till today, and you guys can see no sales, nothing. And then finally, seven thousand two. You can even see right here from October 16, the first day we launched the store.
Today, I took pretty minimal steps. So this is what we did: we slowed down, we took baby steps, and then finally we were at $800, and then we finally hit a thousand yesterday. Now we're gonna keep hitting a thousand, and we're gonna try to scale it even further.
Let me show you the ad spend. If you go to this lifetime, you can tell that I have spent about thirty-seven fifty. Let me refresh for you guys. Thirty-seven sixty, so ten dollars.
Right here, I'm gonna show you from July to here. We never spent any money on this ad; it was literally a branding ad. You can see zero dollars, and we started spending money on October 16 after this day.
I haven't calculated the profit for this, but it's probably hovering around two thousand dollars, and I think that is great for a new person making two thousand dollars within his first 16 to 17 days. So that's a great start.
Alright, so let's just jump into what you guys came here for: the whole strategy, how I did it, and how you can do it. This is made by Sagar Miller, the one and only.
First, the website we're using is called quantumjules.com. The average cost of the product is about seven dollars. We are getting four to seven day shipping to the USA; for international, of course, it's gonna take longer.
I might give you guys a quick preview of the product. This is the box it comes in, and inside, it's a galaxy rose. This is not a product review video; this is a Facebook strategy video.
You see, you know why this is blue right here? Because these two things are super, super, super important. Breakeven CPP means cost per purchase, how much it has to cost me for me to break even on this product so I'm not at a loss.
It's about 21 to 22 dollars breakeven. With this, what is the ROAS? It's on Facebook; we'll be breaking even. Basically, if Facebook says I have a ROAS of 1.35, that means I'm breaking even.
So we want to aim for something higher than that. Like I told you, I met about 2.0, so we are pretty good profit on this one.
Alright, so the next one is the website. It's quantumjules.com. It's literally simple, nothing crazy. Remember, I say it's simple, not ugly. So make your website something simple; don't go too crazy on it.
Let's just go to the website so I can show you guys the galaxy rose right here. You can scroll; it's simple, nothing crazy. It's just an easygoing website.
Like I say, this is how exactly I like to do things: keep it simple. See, it's a simple logo. I don't know what your guru is telling you, but this is how I do stuff: super simple.
Free themes are great; I always use free themes. There is no reason to be spending a crazy amount of money on themes. I only have two products on the store. I started with $0, so we started with Shopify partners.
We got a simple font logo I showed you guys, and we only spent about $40 on the domain. My goal was to add minimum stuff. I always started teaching people minimum stuff and start making money.
Then I tell them that they can add all the stuff they can do, how they can make money first. I started teaching them Facebook ads because I think that's the most important thing.
All the other stuff, I don't care about that in the beginning. We're gonna get to it eventually, you know, and they're easy stuff.
So this is the thing: Facebook is something you just cannot learn. You have to analyze it, see how other people do it, and then you finally get the hang of it. It's like swimming; you're going in there, and then eventually you get the hang of it.
There are a thousand things you can focus on, and people make all these videos out there on YouTube: "You should do this, you should do this, you should do this." But let me tell you, most of this does not matter.
Collecting emails? I don't care about that in the beginning. Currently, I still don't have a currency converter on my own store where I have made a million dollars.
I hope to make a video where I show you that I've made a million dollars on that. A bunch of people write to download; I don't know why. When you're starting out, this is just a waste of money.
Just get a simple text logo that looks decent. Worry about the other stuff later. They don't have any sales; they want to retarget crazy stuff. Worry about color combinations; black and white just goes perfectly.
Just use black and white. People worry about buying expensive themes; they think something is wrong with their theme. That is not the case; you just don't know how to target properly with Facebook ads, and you're not testing enough products.
Those are the two main causes I know why 99% of drop shippers fail. Another thing: people get stuck in one product versus niche versus channel, which I think is a stupid idea.
All these stores make money; one is not better than the other. All these three stores make money. Just pick one and stick with it. It doesn't mean you can't make money because you are running a one-product store.
It does not matter; all these three stores make money. Just pick one and run with it.
Okay, the secret sauce is smashing the like button, so you should smash the like button right now.
But basically, the secret sauce is this: Facebook Ads. Ninety-five percent of the money I made is from scaling. All this other stuff may give you money, but 95 percent of my money comes from scaling.
That's why I like to focus on money and scaling. Focus on making money first, and then worry about other stuff. And that's exactly correct: you want to make money first, learn Facebook Ads, get the hang of Facebook Ads, and then worry about other things.
Alright, not in the beginning.
So the Facebook Ads testing phase: how do I test products? I started with one campaign, and then I select interest ad sets. Minimum, you can test with fifteen. I have three ad creatives in each of them.
So we're gonna go into and build one right now for you guys. This is the store we have. Let's go to the campaign.
This is what I would do in the beginning: I usually create a campaign, and you just always go with conversions. I know a lot of people start with PPC to get social proof supposedly, but this is what I'm gonna ask you: what is social proof gonna do if the product is just not good?
How do you find out? You test that product first. So that's what I would recommend: go with conversions, test the product first, and then worry about social proof and all the other stuff.
I don't know why people think like that. If a product is not good, social proof is not gonna magically make someone buy that product.
If I'm interested in a product, then social proof might push me. So first, you gotta find people that are interested, and you gotta find that on Facebook.
Find people that are interested in this product. So just go with conversions, name the campaign whatever you want. I'll name it the galaxy rose. Boom, and you just do continue.
You go with continue, ad set name whatever you want to name it. I always like to name my ad set "smash the like button." Boom, it smells like with.
Then for the website, we select the conversion event, "purchase." If you're just new, it might say red, but eventually, once you get a sale, it will turn green.
So I always start with purchase. Like I said, there are a million strategies to test; this is what I use. This works for me.
Then for the audience, I'll leave this blank. Location: we do everything in this location. Usually, you can go with people who live in this location.
Then I do worldwide, and then always exclude the same places. It's called excluded countries. This is a secret list I have; these countries I always exclude.
My mentor gave it to me. If you want this, click the first link in the description. It will take you to my Facebook group, and you will see this list in my Facebook Ads crew.
I always leave it open. Gender: I always leave it open. If you are targeting worldwide, make sure to put English here because your ad is in English.
This is not gonna make the biggest difference, but it helps. Uncheck this. This is where we're gonna be doing detailed interest targeting.
So how do you find interest? You wanna ask me, "What do I put there?" Put here, "I just don't know." So I always start with the product name.
What's the product name? Like "spiros." It's not there. Boom, okay, now we're gonna go to Aliexpress, and I open a new tab. I opened a couple of these in the new tab on 999.
Wow, okay, let's go buy orders. This is pretty relevant stuff. There we go.
What you do is you start with this one. Whatever they have in their query, this title, those are the keywords. So what this Aliexpress supplier does is they find the keywords, they do their research, and the ones that are most trending on their website, they use those keywords in their title.
If they're trending, you want to use them too. So you copy "romantic," you put "romantic" right here. Mmm, "romantic" is romantic stories, but it's not... mmm, nothing.
Alright, let's go to the next one. Yeah, I see "rose flower with love." Let's put "love." Boom, yeah, oh, boom, "romance." Oh, there is one, "romance."
So you put "romance" right here. Forty-six million is pretty good. Anything between 100k to 90 million is pretty good.
There is not a perfect size. I've seen audiences that were 67,000 that made me money, and I had audience sizes that were 131 million that made me money.
So that does not make a big pick-up much of a difference. So you put that interest right there, and you just scroll down.
Leave everything here. I always edit placements. You can leave automatic placements for retargeting, but usually for testing purposes, I just like to go easy: Facebook and Instagram feeds.
Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Okay, let's look. Everything looks good. Conversions, you leave this blank, but I always start with five dollar ads because I like to spend the least money.
Some people like to run their ads right away. For me personally, I like it to run the next day. It doesn't make a big difference; it kind of doesn't.
But this is what I want: I just want my money to be spent evenly throughout the day. So I just want it to start the next day.
Otherwise, if it starts right now, the wealthiest people will try to spend my $5 in the next four hours. They will try to push it a little bit more aggressively.
This one, I go with one day click or view, but I personally tested this both. There does not make that big of a difference for some reason; I don't know why it's even there.
So I'll just go with one day click, continue, and then you get the ad. For the ad, of course, you want to have ad creative that is working for other people.
So I select that. You just name it whatever, "ad creative one," and you select the Instagram account, whatever you have. It's good to have it there.
I'm gonna create it real quick for you. Primary text I have written so we don't waste any more time. Boom, add media. You end a video. I already have a video that we have in video right here.
We're gonna choose this, and boom, look at this. No video that's going crazy. And that's about it. You just add the website URL. You should know how to do that.
You just go to your website. You can just go here now. So cool, and then I'll just go ahead and copy this galaxy rose.
You put this right there. You'll see there as a bar will pop up, and boom, it looks beautiful. Of course, you can add the headline. I think it's right here.
I like to put some emojis here, so you can change that. I don't know if I'm doing the right one. Yes, so instead of waiting, put some emojis like star emojis or something like that.
But like I said, I always have this "shop now" because I just gave the impression I'll come and shop this product.
Then you do confirm, and dude, you smash the like button then. Alright, I got a little too excited, but you launch this ad this way.
As you can see, it's cool. Publish in one second, and then I go within that ad. In this ad, whatever the ad set is, I go inside that set.
You'll see the ads level, and then I'll duplicate this two times. I'll duplicate this two times, and then I'll change the video. I'll test another creative; I'll change the text up, and then I did the same with this one.
So now I have three different ad creatives. After I have those, I duplicate this campaign ten times. Now I have ten different things, and now, as you know, we have ten different ad sets.
We need ten different ad sets interests. So what I do is I add it, and I go in each of them and detail whatever that is. I cross that one out.
We already have one that is using "romance" and "love." Let's go with the next keyword. I just go with "friends gift." I'll go with "gift." Boom, gift.
Then I'll go with the next one. I'll go on "Valentine's." I'll go with "birthdays." I'll go with "wedding." I'll go with "anniversary."
"Romantic wedding," well, intensely, I think we re-home deck courtesy wedding party. We all are the same, you know how to see. They all are the same.
Why? Because they alternate titles that target the same model. They are going after the same keyword, so that's the point here.
After you do all that, it will look something like this campaign right here. This is our first campaign we launched.
Let me delete the one we just created. I don't want to create a fuss, so let me show you what we did. This is the first day we launched here, and these were some of the few that we launched.
As you can see, "wedding," we have "in a relationship," we have "gift," we have "necklace," we have "close friends," "falling in love," we have some simple "close friends" of women with a birthday in seven to thirty days.
We have "family," "you are falling in love," we have "online shopping," "flower." So you can see it's a simple interest we picked up that was related to the titles in Aliexpress.
Then I just use my common sense and suggestion step. I even like to use this suggestion step sometimes after I run out of ideas.
I'll just scroll down, I'll just click on the suggestions, and it will give me something. That's it. Boom, we got that phase over with, and that's how my testing phase goes about.
Then what happens after the testing phase? I scale.
What does that basically look like? I only care about ROAS and purchases. I don't care about nothing else. I know people in the comment section are like, "Bro, but there are some YouTubers telling me to worry about CPI, CPM, how many reach impressions, add to cart."
I don't care about none of them. I just care about ROAS and purchases because I like money. I don't like other stuff; I like money.
So if it's profitable or breaking even, then I troubleshoot the product and scale. If it's unprofitable, I don't kind of do narrowing down troubleshooting; I just move to the next product.
That's just, I think, not worth my time. I've just gone test new products. There are a lot of people who, when it's unprofitable, they like to tweak with it, try to make it work.
They live their own life; I live my own life.
Okay, so Facebook ad scaling: how do you scale a product? Let's see if it's breaking even or it's really, really profitable. It depends on two things: confidence and risk tolerance.
How much confidence do you have in the product? You know, if you're just starting out, it's gonna be low. Of course, it's your first product; you probably don't have much confidence.
You're just thinking about losing money, so you want to go easy. Risk tolerance: how much risk tolerance do you have? Gurus just make it... I just hate that they make it super easy, or you can scale to a thousand dollars within three days.
I mean, of course, you can, but once you're just starting out, that just makes a hole for yourself and brings yourself into it.
Because what if it doesn't work? You're just gonna lose five, six, nine dollars in the first day. I shouldn't have brought this up, but a lot of these people do is they spend a crazy amount of money on Facebook, and they just get the...
Let's say they spent two thousand dollars to make fifteen hundred dollars, and to show you that, "Look at this! I just scaled this store to fifteen hundred in three days. Buy my course!"
I don't think that's ethical, but it's kind of... I feel like if you're just starting out, take a smooth progression.
If you're making three hundred, go to four hundred, six hundred, eight hundred, and then go to a thousand. There's no need to be greedy.
Right here, you see, don't get greedy. For beginners, I would recommend taking your time. Of course, it's more about patience.
You just want to be patient and how much risk tolerance you have. If you have a crazy amount of money, go ahead, launch a bunch of ads the next day.
But if you have low risk tolerance and you have a regular job, you want to go easy. I'm going to show you how to go easy in a second.
For this video, I'll just assume that this is your first time scaling up products.
So we just go here: Facebook ads scaling continued. After three days, I'll find out if the product is profitable or it's breaking even.
If it's breaking even, I still consider that a good part. Why? Because that means I'm testing this product, I'm getting data, and it's not losing me money.
Even if it's only losing you about fifty dollars every three days, that's still a breaking even product because your goal is to get to 30 to 50 purchases.
If you are losing money, then by the time you get to 30 to 50 purchases, you already lost like seven to two thousand dollars, which is sometimes crazy, and the product might not even work.
So even if it's profitable or breaking even, I kind of use the same steps. But if it's profitable, I just go a little bit more aggressive with the steps.
So after three days, what I do is I realize and I duplicate ad sets that have three plus sales, and then I pick new suggestions.
I'm gonna show you what I do just to ease it out. So let's say this is a bit large on 16th, and there's just one more thing I want to let you know: there are no guidelines for Facebook Ads.
You know, like swimming, you just get the hang of it. Same with this; you cannot get the hang of it. There are no strict guidelines.
You need to follow this; you need to do it exactly. After three days, it's never like that.
So I launched on October 16th, and I'm still on the 18th. You'll see that it was okay. You know, it was one.
Of course, it's not doing justice because it didn't make that money. So what I did was I decided to wait two more days. I was like, "Let's see if this product is really breaking even."
I was just getting lucky, and after five days, I spent 240 dollars, but we had made 16 to 20. We had made about 330, so this product was breaking even.
I was like, "This is good. If it's breaking even, I'm gonna just get it to 30 to 50 purchases so I can then use lookalike audiences."
If you don't know what lookalike audiences are, it's basically Facebook has an option where you can create new audiences that look exactly like the one you give them.
It's a little bit confusing; I'm gonna go into it in like two minutes. So it was breaking even. I was like, "Alright, good."
So let's just duplicate it and turn off the ones that are not working. So what I did was I usually...
October 16, let me go by. So these are the ones that were running. As you guys can see right here, I just didn't filter by selection because these were the only ones.
All the other ones, they were not there. So I just nearby results, and I see all these three got three plus sales. Boom!
I'll select these to duplicate. Supposedly, you're supposed to duplicate them ten times. Not ten times, not this time.
We use the first step slower, so you duplicate them about three times. You duplicate them about three times.
Like I said, low confidence, low risk tolerance, so you got six new ad sets. What you want to do is you go into each of them, each ad set, and you go to suggestions.
So these were the interests that were killing it for me, so I went to suggestions. What's the next one? "Christmas gift." Boom!
Big "Christmas gift." Cross it out, cross it out, wash it out. Boom! And now you go to the next one, which is "anniversary."
Let's see what it says. "Ask me." Well, boom! I'll do "upcoming birthday." Boom!
It's like this. Usually, even when a good practice is whatever the name of this interest is, I like to name this ad set the same thing to make it easy for you.
And next one, you'll see it's again "gift" and "rose." But this is what people do, and I don't think that's right.
They select "suggestion" and select "Christmas gift" again, but I would already select it right here in this ad set.
The next time, just go one step lower: a "gift shop." You select a "gift shop," and you cross the gift that was already there.
It's kind of your choice if you want to narrow it down by rules or not. I'll just take it out, but you can leave it, you know.
You are testing still, so test out, you know. And after that, you'll see you have six new ad sets.
What do you do now? I know you are wondering what to do with the ones that are not working.
So what you do is I just go here, and anything that has spent about twenty dollars and hasn't made me a purchase, I just select them and turn them off.
They're all turned off because I did that, but that's what you do. Let me discard; I don't want to make currently.
So that's what we did. Another thing I do: if any ad set doesn't have two plus initiates check out in the last three days, I turn them off.
This is like my doing; this is kind of a filtered process every night I do.
What exactly I do: these two steps I do. See me at the same time. If any ad set doesn't have two plus initiates check out in the last three days, I turn them off.
And if any ad set doesn't have sales in the last four days, I turn them on. It's usually based on cost per purchase.
So you know how much cost per purchase was $20, so what? Twenty-one dollars, right?
So that means if a product spends $21, then I'm breaking even, and I'm fine with breaking even when I'm just starting the product out.
So I'm spending five dollars every single day. So in four days, I would spend five, ten, fifteen, twenty dollars, right?
So after... I don't know if you can use this finger right anyway I can do this, but you can spend twenty dollars after four days, right?
So I stopped that ad set right there. I'm not gonna spend more money because then it's unprofitable.
I'll just do a live example for you. This is what I would do. I will go into a campaign scaling, and there are filter bias results, and I go with the last three days.
You see this? I select all these. These are on, right? I selected all these, and I filter them by selection.
It just makes it easier for you. So anything that doesn't have two plus initiates check out, I would supposedly turn them on.
Supposedly, like I said, it's never strict guidelines. It's just based on your experience, what you want with this product.
If it's doing good, it's now profitable consistently. We are making about 25% profit from the last three days, so I mean that's gonna go generous on this product.
Now I'm gonna turn them off. I'm only gonna turn them off that have no add to carts and no initial checkouts.
So I'm just gonna turn these ones off because they literally have no initiates checkouts.
Alright, and let's just check for it if they got any sales in the last four days. See, some of them do actually got sales in the last four days.
But we have to actually leave them. So now, like I said, it's never strict guidelines.
I'll just turn off these ad sets that got me no sales in the last police. Boom! See if they have spent about 20 RS.
I'll just turn them off. Boom! Turn off, publish, and boom! I'm doing this live. Like this campaign is live; I'm making these changes right now.
So I'll just turn them off, and I'll go like, let's say, supposedly you can scale this product right now, but I'm not gonna scale it because we have a PayPal hold, which means they're gonna hold our money for seven days.
After they've analyzed it, once we get over with that, then I'm gonna get back to scaling. But this is supposedly what I would have done.
I will go from 27 to 22, and anything that got two plus sales, I would duplicate that. This doesn't got two plus sales; I would double get nothing, so I'll just wait longer.
Alright, next steps: we duplicated winning ad sets ten times into a new campaign. This is after you start getting some momentum.
You already duplicated and did the suggestion. So what you want to do is go back to your campaign, galaxy rose, and you want to do by results.
And of course, let's say we were from here, 16 to... let's say it's the 23rd that day. I'm doing this on the 23rd.
I'll go by results, and anything that has three plus sales, I'll select this and duplicate each ad set ten times more into a new campaign.
That's 40 new campaigns. That means we will be spending two hundred more dollars. Remember, this is after I got the hang of the product.
I know it's kind of breaking; it's kind of profitable; it's doing good. It's not losing money. Now, forty new ad sets.
I always launch them twelve next day and always fight. Well, like I said, we are doing $5. You can literally get to three to four thousand dollars just by using five dollar ad sets.
So that's what we did. Boom! You just kind of publish them. I'm not gonna publish them because, like I told you, we have a hold, so we're gonna wait.
So we don't have too much money second paper.
Then the goal is to reach 30 to 50 purchases before launching LLA. LLA means lookalike audience.
So what after I reach 30 to 50 purchases? I'll launch lookalike audiences. So what exactly you do is you go to the ads manager, you go here to audiences, and right here you create an audience.
So you create a custom audience. What you are basically doing is telling Facebook, "Hey, I gave you... I spent so much money on you. Where you give me in return?"
There's like how helps your data; you can use it as much as you want. So what you do is you just tell Facebook, "Hey, take me to video and make me a list of all the people who viewed my ad creative up to 95 percent in the last, let's say, 10 days, 12 days, 30 days."
Usually, I just like to do a big number like 365, and then choose video. You choose video, and you'll see right here this is the one.
They are about three million, not 300k, three-second view. So we select this one, and you confirm it.
Then you just create that VV; that's 95 percent. You can see 95% here, so I just created a 95 percent right here.
Like, see, a real boom, and then you create our tombstone. I already did that.
So after you create an audience, it will look something like right here, something like this. We send it out.
So what you do after that is we click this, and you created lookalike audiences. Lookalike means that people that look something like this audience.
So you create a lookalike audience. Basically, what we are doing is all the people who watch 95% of your ad, that means they're kinda interested in this product.
We are finding more people that will be likely during interest in your products. So you select our existing audience, and that is how we already selected that.
We don't need to select this again. I don't know why it's here because we already took this thing.
You select the United States. I'm gonna start making with the United States, and now all this does is one to five percent in the beginning.
So you go 1 to 2, 0 to 1, 1 to 2, 2 to 3, 3 to 4. Remember, this is completely different than 1 to 5 percent.
What we are doing is you're creating a bunch of from 0 to 1, 1 to 2, 2 to 3, and you create audience.
Well, it's going on. Oh, we write it. It will be 95. You select that. This is add the box sales.
I never had that before. They always love doing stupid stuff, but we view 95. You selected this audience, whatever we take, and you create an audience.
It wouldn't let me create it because I already have one. See, can't really look like duplicate because we already had.
So what we did is we have this lookalike audience. You can see 1, 2, 2 was 0 to 1 percent, 1 to 2 percent, 2 to 3 percent, 3 to 4, 4 to 5, 6 to 7, 7 to 8, 8 to 9, 9 to 10.
We have this, and then you go back to ads manager. It looks super complicated, but this is how you make money.
So nothing's complicated when it comes to money. So what we did is I made a campaign revealed galaxy rose.
You create a new candle like we usually do, and then it just looks exactly like we do interest camp.
The only thing that changes is you see right here there would be none in detail directing. Instead, detailed, I agree it will be a custom audience right here, and you select to look like 1 to 2 percent.
The U.S. really 95 galaxy goes. Boom! You put Dan one, and the next one would have 5 to 6 percent. The next one would have 6 to 7 percent. The next one would have 7 to 8 percent.
So all they would have different, and you just launch them next morning at 12:00 in the morning.
And that's how you scale $5. Now doing this, you spend another $50 on your ads. That means you can make $100 more.
So you're just going up, up, up, up, up, but step by step. And then just want to go aggressive.
You can even create a lookalike audience off 25% video views. If you didn't notice right there when I went to audiences, create audience, I even have the option to go to video and create 25%.
I can even create 50%, even 75%, even 3 seconds and 10 seconds. So you can create a multiple source audience, and each source audience can then create 10 lookalike audiences.
So you can create a lot of lookalike audiences, but like I like to go step by step so I don't waste a lot of money.
So I just launched two at one time, and I'll wait another three days. Like I say, kill non-profitable ad sets and get the one winning ten times to do a new campaign.
If you still haven't launched a thousand dollars so far, I will launch another. We really abuse 50 percent lookalike audiences, and I think by this time you do that, you should be at a thousand dollars.
But what if it's still breaking even, where it's unprofitable, or it's just breaking even when it's not making me any profit?
After you launch lookalikes, if it's still not profitable, kill that product. It's not scalable. There are some products that you just cannot scale, so I'll just move on to the next product.
Advanced strategies: you scale to 5000 and 10,000. I'll say I just want to add this in the video, so don't leave people hanging.
How do you scale to 5000 or 10,000? You just create CBO campaigns. CBO stands for campaign budget optimization with lookalike audiences.
I usually create 300 of those, except, like I said, this is beyond the scope of this video.
So I just wanted to touch a little bit on the basics. This is exactly how I do it. I create CBO campaigns, campaign budget optimizes some campaigns to go to 5,000 or 10,000.
And that is just beyond the scope. Hope you got some value. If you have any questions, leave them in the comment box.
I'll try my best to answer that. Even on Instagram, I'm actually... every morning and every night, I go through all my DMs and respond to my best.
But this is the strict wording around I give to every single person: don't DM me, "Help me, bro! You'll guide me, bro! Let's link up, bro!"
Stop all that. Just ask me the straight question. Whatever you have here, I have this specific question.
"I'm trying to launch this ad. I have 25 purchases. What should I do next?" That's called a question.
This is not a question: "You'll help me out, bro! Can you do another one, bro? I love you, of course! I love the one! I love your videos!"
But then there was like, "Oh, yo! Can you do a free partner story with me?" or some crazy stuff like that.
Just don't do that. Just ask me a question. I'll try my best to answer you. Hope you got some value out of this video.
Subscribe if you got value, and I'm gonna take the store to ten thousand plus. I'll make a series where I'm doing a zero to ten thousand.
So turn that post notification on because I respond to all comments in the first hour. Hope you got some value. Peace! [Music]