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Don’t Spend Another Dollar on Facebook Ads Until You Read This

By Rachel Pedersen

For the last few years Facebook ads were one of the most easiest ways to generate revenue from products and services.

Choose an attractive image + write compelling copy + target your ideal audience = instant (and often sizeable!) ROI.

However something notably changed earlier this year, and it has left many entrepreneurs feeling like Facebook ads are broken.

You may have experienced this yourself, as your cost for Facebook clicks, reach, and conversions has skyrocketed, leaving your Facebook ad campaigns too expensive to be more than marginally profitable!

I experienced this myself, as I ran weekly Facebook ads for live webinars related to social media education. At first my campaigns and ad sets were profitable, as I was securing targeted and qualified leads at less than $2!

One Monday morning everything completely changed.

My cost per registration for the weekly webinar skyrocketed to 3-4x the cost (yes, that’s $6-$8 per registration. Whoa, whoa, whoa. What caused this change? Could it be ad fatigue?

I tried setting up another set of ads – swapping out the creative, testing new copy, split-testing different audiences. One of my ad sets was costing me $17 per registration.

So what changed?

The market became crowded. Everyone and their mother (and their sister and their dentist) heard how successful Facebook ad campaigns could be, and jumped into running their own.

How does that affect the prices of Facebook advertising?

Well, Facebook advertising is done with an auction style of bidding. An increased number of potential advertisers means that there is more demand for the supply of Facebook ad space.

Not to mention – some of these businesses competing for ad space and attention of the audience (which is becoming increasingly limited) are spending BIG BUCKS on graphic design and compelling copy.

So what about the rest of us? What do we do?

There are a few options to prevent Facebook ad waste.

1. You can hire a Facebook ad strategist – who specializes in optimizing your campaigns, making minor tweaks day and night to produce the optimal ROI.

This option is a good one – but doesn’t come cheap. A truly skilled Facebook ad strategist is going to cost you a pretty penny… And for good reason! They are worth their weight in gold.

If you need a good recommendation for one of these elusive Facebook ad strategists, I’ve got a few!

2. Raise the cost of your products and services to pay for the increased cost of client/customer acquisition.

This works especially well for those with premium or high-ticket products and services.

3. You can revamp your entire strategy, starting with a proven method of lead generation.

There is one method that I have fallen in love with – and it is changing my entire business.

My mentor, Scott Oldford, has developed a method called SSF, which completely guts and rebuilds your entire methodology of how to use Facebook ads.

Scott created an incredible new way to use online marketing for those that don’t have massive amounts of time and money to invest and “hope” that it works. His entire concept is based on being super relevant to the humans that are your leads.

When it comes to landing pages, Facebook ads, email marketing, webinars… everything that makes up this online marketing thing… his method is amazing.

You see, Scott’s method is called the Sidewalk, Slow Lane, Fast Lane Method (or the SSF Method for short). And it works by very carefully targeting leads based on where they’re at in their journey. No more “one-size-fits-all” approach. What he’s done is nothing short of brilliant.

Don’t take my word for it – you can access Scott’s free video series and Q&As where he reveals how you can tap into this method.

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Click here to get instant access to this content that will change the way you spend your marketing dollars – and prevent Facebook ad waste.

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I have thought about that contrast more than I care to admit. It says a lot about who she was and how she lived.

Because those two songs are opposites… and they both are her reclaiming her beautiful power (in different ways). 

She wrote one of them from the top. 

Leaving Porter Wagoner’s show. Walking away from the man who put her on television. Choosing to say goodbye kindly when she did not have to be kind about it at all.

She wrote the other one from the floor. No power. No plan. A woman asking another woman for mercy about her own husband.

Same day. All the power in one hand and none of it in the other.

But my favorite thing is that she didn’t just write them…

She released both. 🎀

She could have kept the vulnerable, scary one in a drawer. Nobody would have known. 

She put it out anyway, and it became one of the most covered songs anybody has ever written.

That is how she lived the whole sixty years. 

Heart on her sleeve. Song on her lips. 

Never a version of herself she was too proud to let us see.

My people hide the ugly parts and messy bits away. 

She didn’t. 🤍

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Wealth whispers. And it often drives simple, practical cars 👀
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Now I’m a single mom of 3... 💔

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After nearly 13 years of marriage, we are getting a divorce 💔

We made this decision together - it is not repairable. 

A few of you knew something was happening. Thank you for respecting our privacy through these painful matters. I’m sharing this because we shared our relationship with you. I don’t want to lie or pretend like nothing is happening. 

Poul is an amazing dad. We are raising the children together as partners 🙏 

This is uncontested and amicable. We are not fighting. 

He’s also my best friend. Please please please do not attack him or assume about him through this. He’s the father of my children, so hurting him hurts me. 

We will only be sharing the full story as needed to navigate our next steps. 

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Poul H. Pedersen and I are looking for a Household Manager for our family home near Lake Minnetonka: someone who loves making a space beautiful, orderly, and calm, and who genuinely enjoys helping a family run well.

I’ll be honest about why this is referral-only. We’re a family first, and our children’s lives are private. Letting someone into our home means letting them into our world — so trust and discretion matter to us just as much as skill. The right person will understand that instinctively, and hold our family’s privacy the way they’d want their own held.

Here’s what the role looks like day to day:

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- Light cleaning and tidying, and cooking
- Driving the kids and being a steady, caring presence when Poul or I travel
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