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To be honest, I am still in the process of recovering from spent energy when I joined the Work from Home Booth Volunteers during last week’s Wealth Summit. But it was all worth it because I got to bond with my co-booth volunteers, rub shoulders with the speakers and The Feast personalities, and learn from some […]

Aside from the VA 202 Seminar, these articles about Facebook Ads and Facebook Power Editor helped me in making this portfolio. I hope these can help you learn how you can maximize the power of Facebook ads for your business.

The good thing about Unbounce is it captures the leads (e-mail addresses and other data that you asked from your audience) from the site then you can download it via Excel. But you can avoid the long version of downloading the data from Unbounce to uploading it to your e-mail storage through integration.

If you do not like LeadPages because it does not have a free account (it will charge you $40 per month after a 30-day trial), then you can try Unbounce. I opened a Unbounce account around September 2014 after the first pre-webinar for the VA 202 seminar. Before my 30-day free trial is up, I switched to […]

After my consultation with the VA 202 Facebook Group, I decided to test the following in Optimization and Pricing: 1. Website Conversions 2. Optimized Cost Per 1,000 Impressions (oCPM) 3. Interests Targeting I decided to use the very first ad that I uploaded on Facebook Power Editor. Anyway, it seems that Facebook did not really see […]

Although I am happy with the results of my second Facebook Ad, I was still wondering about its results. So I thought of creating a third Facebook Ad. For the third round, I decided to change the photo and make the headline in Filipino. I again relied on Pixabay for the photo and Canva for […]

I still could not figure out what happened to my first Facebook ad. As I have mentioned in my earlier blog, I did not receive ANY notice whether my ad was disapproved or not. Moreover, since Facebook’s Power Editor confirmed that my Facebook ad was uploaded and completed, I thought it will start running as […]

I scheduled my first Facebook Ad to run for three days. After three days, I braced myself for the results. 

Facebook ad image: complete Landing page: complete Thank you page: complete Autoresponder: complete Honestly, I find Facebook’s Power Editor too complicated (I don’t know if I was able to mention this to you previously, but just in case, I’m saying it again). There are too many things happening inside; it’s like a party that I […]