If You Don't Understand Data, You Don't Understand Facebook Ads
Sergio C
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If You Don't Understand Data, You Don't Understand Facebook Ads
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Sergio C
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Most brands aren't running Facebook ads, they're letting Facebook ads run them
If ROAS is the only number you look at, you're guessing every time performance drops. ROAS is an output. It tells you the result changed but not which input broke, and that's why most brands respond to a dip by rebuilding creative that was never the problem
In this video I walk through the exact numbers I check, in the exact order I check them, to find the first real constraint in an ad account. It's the same system we use inside ADVT across 500+ stores and $120M+ in online sales, and it's how we took one client from a 4x to a 6x return with a $7 lower cost per purchase without touching the budget, and another from $500k to $730k a month in 90 days on the same spend
0:00 Why reading your data beats guessing
0:58 The cycle every brand gets stuck in
1:21 ROAS is an output, not a diagnosis
2:06 The Stairway to Paid Ads Heaven
2:41 Your ad account is a river
3:20 Layer 1, is the creative doing its job
4:14 How we turned a 4x into a 6x overnight
5:41 Reading CPM without killing winners
6:28 The ad that looked like a winner and wasn't
7:53 Benchmarks I use for CTR, link CTR and CPM
8:32 Layer 2, what happens after the click
8:42 Link clicks vs landing page views
9:17 Add to cart, where interest goes to die
9:59 Cart to checkout friction
10:24 Checkout to purchase
11:08 Finding the first constraint, not every constraint
11:37 Apparel brand breakdown, 5% add to cart
13:19 Layer 3, the numbers behind scale
13:37 AOV and why raising it beats lowering CPA
14:11 CAC and what you can actually afford
14:39 LTV without fooling yourself
15:10 Payback period and how aggressive you can be
15:52 What real scaling looks like
16:53 Coming up next, small budgets