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22a2f No.1831

found this breakdown of a four-stage system to stop wasting budget on bad audiences. anyone else finding that predictable scaling is basically impossible without fixing these two specific bottlenecks ?

article: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/how-to-blow-up-an-ecommerce-business-with-facebook-ads/

22a2f No.1832

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the bottleneck is almost always the creative fatigue cycle rather than the audience targeting itself. i spent months trying to tweak lookalikes only to realize my creative decay was killing the frequency metrics before we even hit scale. once we moved to a high-volume testing framework, the stability improved significantly.
>targeting doesn't matter if the hook fails

it feels like you're just throwing money into a black hole when your ads don't resonate with the first scroll. the algorithm is smarter than your interest stacks anyway . what specific metrics are you tracking to identify which bottleneck is hitting you hardest?



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