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Connecting Your Landing Page

What is going on guys? So this video is going to be about your landing page or sizzle page or scheduling page depending on what you are going to want to call that. But this sizzle page or landing page is going to be connected to your ads so that any leads can schedule a consultation with you guys. So what you're going to want to do is go into go high level and go down to sites, and you're going to want to make sure you are in funnels, should auto send you there, but if not, click on funnels. And then the one that you are going to want to use is called the sizzle page. Now go ahead and click into that. And what you're going to want to do here is this domain or URL is already in here. If it does not show there is a domain or URL, you're going to want to go ahead and go into settings and make sure that the domain is hooked up in here.

And then go ahead and save it. Now you can rename this something if you'd like, but suggest keeping it a sizzle page. You can also put in a favor. So a lot of times with url, sometimes you might see a little icon up here telling people where they're at. You can put your logo in there if you'd like. It's pretty cool. As well as if you are using pixels or anything like that and you want to track the people that are coming to this page, you are more than welcome to add pixels in here, but it is definitely not needed. As always, just want to make sure that you save this page. And then from here we are going to want to go ahead and edit. So I always like to edit on a separate tab. So go ahead and click on that new tab and it will send you into a page that looks very similar to this.

So this is going to be your landing page right here. And a few things that I like to do off the bat is first off, 90 to 99% of the people that look at this are probably going to look at it from a phone version. So up at the top left, you can click on the phone version and see how this looks on your phone. Now this is completely unedited. So the first thing that I like to do is go ahead and pull up this little popup right here all the way to the top. And what this is going to do is show people right on their first page that they look at that they have a chance to schedule a consultation with you guys. So always want to move that up to the very top. And then go ahead and click into it. And then you can click on this popup button up here at the top left.

And this shows your schedule or your calendar already in here. Now if you're looking to put in another calendar, you can go ahead and click on the calendar right there. And then on this left hand side, you can change to any calendar that you'd like. The normal calendar that we do suggest you use is the goal setting, fitness consult, calendar, consultation calendar. But you do not have to use this. You can use whatever calendar you would like and then you can go ahead and save it. This one was already done here, so I'm going to exit out of that. You can change any text in here if you'd like. You want to change anything in there as well as any pictures.

So you can go ahead and click on a picture and go ahead and change a picture this way I don't have any pictures uploaded, but that would be how you do that. And then as always, you are going to want to make sure that you go ahead and save any changes. So up at the top right, you can go ahead and save and you are good to rock and roll. Now if you click on exit and it doesn't let you exit, just go ahead and save again and it will push through. Sometimes go high level, has a little bug on that set of stuff. So next thing that you were going to want to make sure that you do is go ahead and copy this right here and add it into your lead form when you create that. Now, there is another video on how to create a lead form, but figured I'd show you that side of things right here.

And the lead form, the sizzle page that you put in is going to want to be down here at the bottom. I'm on separate ones, so we're not going to update this, but that is going to be where you sizzle page goes. And then from there, if you ever want to go ahead and dive into how your sizzle page or landing page looks, you can go ahead and click on this button right here at the top right, and it will open up a brand new sizzle page so you can kind of look through and see how all of your sizzle pages look. So if you have any other questions, please let us know.

Basic Ad Optimization

All right, so now that we've launched campaigns, I'm going to show you the exact process that we would take to optimize campaigns. Now, depending on how long you let your ad run for, let's say you launched them, you let them run for five to seven days. I'm going to assume that you got some results, and maybe at this point your ads are starting to fatigue. So this is what we do most of the time because we have a winning offer and we know that our ads are working and just things start to get a little more expensive over time. I'm going to go through this case first, then I'm going to go through what I would do if your campaigns did not hit at all and you got very slight results or very few results. I'm going to show you the next step for you as well.

So going into it, we had our ads running. This campaign was doing very well in the beginning, and then over time they start to fatigue. The cost per result gets more expensive, and what we end up doing is we just click into this campaign here and there's no need to create a new account or a new campaign. We just click into this campaign. We go to the ad level, and so I created a few duplicates here. Just ignore all this stuff. The green here are drafts. So at the moment you would have three ads running. You would've three ads here in total, and three would've been turned on. You can look at which ads are performing the best and which ones are performing the worst. So this one got 25 leads at 17 is one of the better performers, but it is turned off. I'm going to assume that fatigue.

First thing I would do is look at your three ads that are running, and I would see which ones are underperforming and just turn those off. So once you turn those off, your entire budget is now going to be going to your top performing campaign or top performing ad. Leave that one running, leave your best ad running, and then duplicate that ad twice. So now we're going to restart with a brand new, like two brand new ads, keeping the one winning ad running. So duplicate, I did that up here and now at this point, we've created a few creative packs. We have a blue, a pink. This is where I would now swap those in. So the only goal here is we know that we have a winning offer. Our copy works, our campaign settings work. Everything has been working fine, but things are starting to get more expensive.

That's a sign that we need to switch up the way our ads look just changing the color, that's a slight variation. Now you can go ahead and start creating new ad creatives, just new banner types, and we just want to swap up or switch up the look of our campaigns. So then it has a new effect within our market. So things look different as ads start to run. People see it a lot of times, right? Your local market isn't the largest, so they're seeing your ad over and over again, and then it gets kind of old and they don't see it. They're just swiping past it. So the goal of this is just to switch up the look of it and start getting people to recognize your ads a little more. That's really it. So we would duplicate that campaign. We would switch out the image and that's it.

We're not touching the copy, the headline, nothing about the ad itself. So one, two, we would change out the image, publish those, and that is it. And then we would let those run for maybe another week to see how those play out. And if they're still fatigued or not performing too well, try another creative type or another creative vendor and get creative with the photos and the images that you're putting out. Now, if you were to launch your campaigns and they did not perform really at all, they started off with a high lead cost or maybe they didn't get many leads in general, that would mean that your offer is not converting in your market or just the people within your market are not liking your offer. Now, if you did launch campaigns and you saw very few results, maybe your lead cost was extremely high and it just didn't perform as well as you thought it would have, that means your offer is not converting in your market and you need to present a brand new offer.

So you need to change it. So whatever you were offering before needs to go immediately, then you need to come up with a new, more exciting offer for your market. And that's really the gist of it. That's what it comes down to. So I would go into that campaign, I would turn it off immediately, duplicate that campaign because the settings, everything's going to stay the same, even your creative. So now with this new campaign you have, just click on edit, change the primary text offer, change the headline offer, change everything about the offer into your brand new, more exciting offer. Go into your ad creative template, swap out the offer within the image, and then relaunch that into your marketplace and see how that performs. This is how we optimize ads in the nutshell. We either have ads that are winning and then they ended up fatiguing.

So we just go into the ads, we turn off the losing ads, we keep the winning ad running, we duplicate it, and we just swap out the creative, just trying to bring in a new look to our market. And that's normally all it takes to optimize those campaigns, and that should bring down your lead costs, and you just kind of rinse and repeat that process. Sometimes you do have to duplicate, just restart a brand new campaign, but it's very rare. So that's how we optimize campaigns. And if your ads are just not working at all, it's time for a brand new offer. And once you start running ads for a longer period of time, even if you had a winning offer and everything was perfect, your ads will still start to fatigue, where you're going to need to come up with a brand new offer and keep testing new creative new looks, new styles, because it really does fatigue over time.

It's a small market. There's only so many people that are going to be seeing your ads every day. So therefore, we always want to stay on top of testing new things, and I would even create a campaign with maybe five to $10 a day just testing new creative hooks, copying offers, just so when that time comes, you know that you have more creative and more things in the bag. I hope this made sense. Below this video, I'll add an optimization document just to make this process a little more clear, and I'll see you in the next video.

 

Testing Setup

Alrighty, so this video is going to be how to put in a fake lead into Go high level from Facebook. So you're going to want to go onto your ad account here, so business facebook.com/ads manager. Always make sure you are in the correct ad account and you can see the ads we are running from here. We are going to want to go to the ads level and you can pick any ad in here, male or female. It does not matter. We're going to want to go ahead and edit it and hold tight. It might take a second here. And then from here we're going to want to go ahead and press this share button right here. We're going to want to go ahead and press this, share a link button, and then we're going to want to copy this guy right here. Big copy button right there. From there, we are going to want to make sure that we're logged into a Facebook page and then go ahead and paste it in and give it a second because it's going to take a hot second to load.

All right, sweet. From there it's going to pull up a page that says, would you like to show your ad? You can decline it, but I suggest you press show ad and then it's going to pull up your Facebook page here. We're going to want to scroll down here just a little bit and you'll see that the ad pops up right here. From there we can go ahead and press sign up, fill out all of our information. Side note here, when you're filling this out, please, please, please make sure that you go into go high level and make sure that your information or whoever's information that you are looking to fill it out is not already in go high level in contact. So we can go to the contacts here and I always like to look up my name. You can look up Jared, we can look up test as well and see if there's any tests that are in here.

And if anything, email, phone number, or not necessarily name, but email or phone number are the same. This test will not go through here. So from there we're going to want to go ahead and press Jared, Jared email, go ahead and use this guy and then we'll use that number there and we can go ahead and press next. And we're going to go ahead and press submit. We want to stop there. If we schedule a console, it will not pull up correctly. So from there we can go ahead and stop looking everything up and we can look at two different spots. Here you can see that my name pops up right here and the correct time, and I do have paid traffic Opt-in. In here. You can also go into opportunities and if we go ahead and find the correct pipeline, you can see that my name should be one of the first ones that pops up in here, so perfect. Sweet. So if you guys had any other questions, please let me know.

 

KPIs (Key Performance Indicators)

What is going on guys? In this video, we're going to walk through a couple KPIs that we like to look at when we are running ads for our clients here at Gym Launch. So the first thing we'd like to do is look at ads through three different date ranges, which is going to be a seven day date range, a three day date range, and the day of obviously date range. So as you can see here on a seven day date range, we've gotten 173 leads. We've reached almost 7,000 people. We've had about 16, 1500 impressions. Our average cost per result is a dollar and 36. We've only spent $234. Our cost per 1000 views is $15 and 44 cents. We always want to try to keep that between 20 and $30. Our unique clicks are 392, and our click click-through rate is 13.5%. Well, the higher that our click through rate goes, the more we want to start thinking about changing up our ads.

That's just basically how many times somebody has seen the certain ad that we are running. So next thing that we're going to want to do is check through this 28 to 30 date or 20th through 30th date range and see if we can find any trends, anything that is moving upwards. So you can see we've gotten 95 leads in the last three days. Our reach looks pretty reasonable here. Our impressions also look reasonable. Two to one. Impression to reach range is usually pretty good. Once that starts getting any higher, then three to four to one, we're going to want to start looking at changing up our ads as well. Our cost per result is always looking good here, just under a dollar and 50. Anytime this goes above 17 to $20 per ad, we're going to want to start looking at changing up our ads, switching them in and out, changing up the colors on them.

Our amount spent is looking good here as well. Our cost per 1000 views has gone down again, where we're going to want to keep that in the 25 to $30 range. Our unique clicks look good, and our CTR also looks good. And then last one that we're going to want to check to see if we can find any trends is going to be our one day out range. So the day that we're running these ads, so you can see today we've gotten 15 leads. Our reach is looking really good. Our cost per result has gone up a little bit, but nothing to be too concerned about. We spent $33. Our cost per 1000 views is staying around the same amount. Unique clicks are still looking good, and our click-through rate is also looking pretty good here. Of course, these numbers are all great, but at the end of the day, you do still want to look at how much it costs you to acquire a client. Thanks for watching this video, guys, and Hope. See you in the.

 

Optional: Build a Scheduling Calendar

So Calendly is a great scheduling tool if you don't have one. So I put the link in the description below. If you go ahead and click that, you'll be brought to the Calendly sign up page and go ahead and click get started. Sign up for an account. And then what this is going to look like is this. So essentially you create a calendar. So you're going to get a custom link that you're going to just take from Calendly and you're going to place into your lead form once we get to this step. And essentially this is what it looks like and you can even have your gym logo here, or you can have a profile image of a personal trainer or the coach that they're going to be meeting with. You can put their name here. You can put the reason for the call, and then even a description you can add in your scarcity and all this kind of stuff.

Then to get your link is very simple, so this is what Calendly looks like. Just inside. I'm just showing you from images from your Calendly homepage. You just click on your calendar that you've created and then you can just click on the copy link, head over to your lead form, paste it in, and that's essentially all you need to do. The next step here would be just go into Calendly, set up an account, create your calendar, customize it. There's a lot of free resources online, but Calendly is extremely simple and fairly user-friendly to you. So I just go to Calendly, set up your calendar, customize it. You can look at the nurture, like the email and text reminders that go out, and you can just look at them, possibly customize to be more orientated for your offer. But that wraps up the self-scheduling calendar piece of things. We're just going to need a calendar, any calendar link at all to add into our last step of our lead form so that once we collect the lead and we collect their contact information, we're going to send them to a place where they can book a meeting to our gym, whether again that's a free class and orientation or anything that they may be, we're going to need a calendar. And if you don't have one, I recommend Calendly. So that's it and I'll see you in the next video.

 

BONUS: Lead Gen Scrambler

What's going on guys? Welcome to the Lead Gen scrambler. This is your secret weapon, so you never struggle to make fresh ads again. Okay, my name's Mike Ferrera. I oversee our research and development and much of our agency division, basically our strategies have led to us getting leads in any market, pretty much any market around the world. We run millions of dollars of ad spend every single month for hundreds and hundreds of gyms, and so I'm taking this right out of our team's playbook. I'm giving it to you to make sure that you never, ever, ever are short on leads. Again, you can literally just use our framework to think through how do I make new and fresh ads, and how do I find different trends, different strategies that actually hit? So let's dive in. If you've executed on the course so far, so far, you would've learned how to build ads and deployed those ad campaigns and also hopefully have jumped into the basic optimization.
Learning a little bit about what, Hey, what do I do if my ad doesn't hit? If I have some winners and some that aren't winners, how do I create a new ad? How do I duplicate a campaign? All that stuff. That's all the basic foundation stuff that's very, very important. Now, a lot of gym owners have learned that skill right there, and that gets you to a certain level, but if you really want to dominate and you want to outmarket everybody, it's the gym owners that actually learn this skill, that absolutely scale and crush. Alright, so I'm going to walk you through this framework. This is how our team always figures out new ads. What you want to do is you want to break your ad down into the five different sections here. One being the headline. The headline is the first sentence or two within the ad of the actual text.
Now we also call that the hook in some earlier trainings in this course, but for the purpose of this is we're going to call that the headline. Okay? The headline is what Attention grabbing outside of the picture, right? Number two is the copy. Copy is basically the actual long form. So when you hit more, okay, and you want to read the whole thing that is referred to as the copy, the entire story that you write. Number three, the page name, business name. Now, this isn't change that often, but it is something to look at and consider when you are our advertising. Okay, where is this advertisement coming from? Is it a person, a certain individual? Is it a business? Is it a page that almost looks like a review site, right? Like best gyms in Florida or whatever. So something to consider, right? Four is an image.
So you put an actual static picture on obviously all the different strategies in that category. You can see 'em, and then five being video image and video. You'd obviously have to choose one or the other. So I want to walk through real quick each one quickly, and then you can run with this. There's a link below this video. You can download it and use this week to week. I would highly suggest, highly suggest making an appointment with yourself three, four hours per week. I always did it on Fridays. Also tasked my team with that, and they started building the ads for the gym. When I stepped out on the day-to-day, we never, ever, ever had a problem acquiring leads because we started to use this every single week. If you can build ads every single week and you can keep that commitment to your business, keep that commitment to yourself that you'll forever and always be following this and leaning in and doing the boring work.
I promise you it won't be easy at first, but you'll start to notice trends. You'll start to acquire the skill of getting a feel for how do I get people's attention? Understanding how to get people's attention is an absolute high value skill that your business demands of you. So first things first, the headline, a couple different strategies and angles. You can think through a duration. So maybe you've been running a certain type of program, a certain offer, maybe you want to test the duration of time instead of four weeks, maybe it's eight weeks, maybe it's a 14 day or a 10 day. You can rotate that and now when every single one of these points can be a single individual test, so if you've been running something, you can take your winners and then say, you know what? I am going to start to test.
What if I start to change the duration and run it against my old winner? That alone could be a test that you run for a while. Another approach is the gender. Are we going to just, are we going to start calling out ladies versus men? Are we going to go individuals? Are we going to go locals? Are we going to go abroad? You could even lean into age groups like 40 plus, right? 50 plus or 20 somethings, young professionals. There's all different ways that you can kind of target your ideal market. Now, I will say that the more granular you get on a local market, it generally creates a higher cost. So we've never found that to be a better strategy than just going broad in terms of age, just so you know. Alright, a couple other things you can do, just a couple ideas, status benefit.
If you can communicate something that kind of makes them like in their mind, they're like, oh, it would raise their status with their social group, whatever. For instance, a line that says, ladies, do you want to be the transformation that all your friends talk about? Something like that communicates the benefit and the status within the same line. So again, a couple words here for inspiration. If you can create curiosity, maybe lean into negativity, throw rocks at diets and other gyms, that kind of stuff. So just get creative. These are different ways for you to start to test the first two sentences. So that's the headline. Now, if you want to lean into copy a bit more, this is the full long copy. Here's some different things that you can test within there. Short copy versus long copy. Do you want to write a full story?
Do you want to do all the emojis and the bullet points, or do you want to just do something incredibly short and see if that works? Test free versus new? Those are both very, very powerful words. Definitely make sure that you're testing, bringing in free, how much do you say free? How often do you use new reasons why are really important? So you want to bring in reasons why to actually do the program. What are the benefits that they would get as a result of taking part in this? Just a few things that always, always bring into this. Scarcity and urgency will always help you if you can do something. Like scarcity would be how many spots left? So maybe there's 20 spots each week or 16 spots left, but then the urgency would be like, this closes Friday, or this closes in 48 hours.
This is a flash sale. So scarcity would be how many spots there are units, and then urgency would literally be just the timeline before it's gone forever. Just a couple different angles on copy. All right, and again, I'm going to stress this. Don't change everything. If you start changing the duration and then all of the copy and then you start changing out all of the different pictures and all of your ads are different, you'll never ever know why the winner was the winner. So pick one thing to test against each other. The third section here is really just something you maybe can consider just at the start of this. Maybe you change it once or twice over the of doing business, but something to think about is your page name and your business name. Some platforms don't want to see you having multiple pages, so definitely look into the platform's, regulations, basically terms of service at the end of the day, you have to make sure you're in accordance with what they want to see.
In the early days of Facebook, people could actually advertise from multiple different pages. As of shooting this video, it's kind of frowned upon, but the name of your page you can certainly test. So whether it's an individual, whether it's the name of your business or a third party like Florida's best gyms or whatever, that's something to look at and test to see if you get a bump at all. Moving on to the big stuff, so creative would be the main picture or video that is the ad itself. Now, this usually outside of the actual offer is going to be the thing that drives the most success. It's going to be the biggest lever that you can pull when it comes to advertising. You definitely want to spend a lot of your time here. If you're going to run images, all different things to think through.
You can go like high contrast, so the colors are crazy, black and white, putting banners right on top to bottom. You can go diagonal with the picture itself just to kind of get people's attention upside down. There's all sorts of different things. Group picks crush, so it's like a bunch of people doing something, especially when you get to the video section, do 'em in sync, but just huge groups of people. Energy, emotion definitely want to convey that. Selfie pictures crush too. People just instantly get it. They're like, oh, this person's fit, or at least this person's working out. So any kind of workout picks that just basically represent exactly what they would be doing. Memes are great. You can make your own memes, you can pull some in, but at the end of the day, it's just all sorts of different tests to get people's attention, right?
Again, strategy for testing. You can literally just have your entire campaign, eight to 10 different ads, and you can go, I'm going to have three pictures, but then I'm going to take all these pictures and I'm going to change the contrast on the same three pictures, and I'm going to take those three pictures and I'm going to change them to black and white. You only had three pictures, but then you made nine ads, and then you deploy that all with the same headline, all with the same copy, all with the same offer. So be very tactical, very methodical in the way that you test so that you know what is winning and why. Alright, so jumping into video. Usually we would test video against video image against image. You can definitely put video and images in the same campaign, but typically we would not do that in the video.
You can do a lot more. It just takes more work and more planning and you can't scale quite as quickly with video as you can with images. Now, as of the time of making this video going into 2023, image ads are crushing even with text on them. Certainly outperforming videos on average. Now, that's not to say videos aren't good. If you can get a video that crushes, usually you'll get way more legs out of that. It'll actually last way, way, way longer. So it actually is 100% worth spending the time to do videos, right? Talking head videos, right? Selfie videos, actually pitching your audience, doing videos with flashcards, telling a story about your program. Don't even say anything. Just flip the big white flashcards, panning videos of people actually doing the workouts in sync that gets attention. Testimonial videos, people actually talking about what they got out of your program.
These are all different things that you can test. Definitely lean into it. I always say, don't get hung up on creating the perfect videos to get your ads live. Go build your ads. Hopefully you've already done that. Optimize your ads. Start testing things that take almost no time, images, headlines, copy, and then as you get more and more and more winners in the bank, then you can lean into video because it does take a little bit longer. Some of the best gyms, the ones that absolutely crush, definitely have a mix of images and video running all the time. Hopefully this lead gen scrambler was helpful. Again, carve out time every single week for yourself. It's something your business demands of you absolutely. You need to acquire the skill of getting attention. Grabbing attention, and getting people to raise their hand in the digital world to say, Hey, I need help. I'm in pain and this sounds like something I need. So lean into this. Let us know how you do. Tag us in your results and go crush you guys.

BONUS: Basic Things To AVOID

What's going on guys? I want to talk about something that's necessary, not so fun. But the fact is that you're most likely going to get rejected ads at some point, might be on your first campaign, might be down the road, and you also will most likely get disabled. Disabled means that you're not allowed to advertise, you're restricted. Maybe they disable your ad account or your actual business profile. The reason for this is Facebook has very strict rules on how you advertise as a gym, and so I'm going to bring you some through some of the more common reasons that people get restricted. So hopefully you can kind of just be mindful coming out of the gate and not put your ad account at risk. If you do get disabled, it's no big deal. There's a video in this course for you to actually learn how to navigate that.

It's all part of the game, but just want to make sure that you know what you're getting into. So a couple of things to avoid when it comes to running Facebook ads, Instagram ads. So what you want do is make sure that you're not promising a result or promising a result in time. Okay? This is an absolute no go. So even true testimonial stories, they can get you flagged. So if somebody's actually saying on a video, one of your clients like, Hey, you can lose 10 pounds in six weeks, or I actually lost 10 pounds in two months. Even if it's a true story, most likely you will get flagged and shut down. They don't like you promising a certain result, especially a certain result in time. So avoid that. Even in text, their bots can crawl and see that that is there. So don't write it, don't say it.

Alright? Another thing, do not assume or speak to personal attributes, right? You always want to make ads as broad as possible when referencing pain points. Example. So you don't want to call out a certain race or ethnicity, right? It's absolute no go, and you can start to think of all of the different things that you could call out. Just stay away from personal attributes. These are things you can Google, by the way, and there's just blogs and blogs of this stuff. So I'm just trying to give you the tip of the iceberg. And then if you want to learn more specifics about this, just look up their terms of service or Google Facebook advertising policies and there's just pages upon pages. Another thing, especially in fitness before and afters are really common, right? On websites and things like that, you probably have amazing results that you get your clients.

Let's stay away from those on your ads themselves. They typically will flag you, we'll shut you down for that. So you just want to stay away from using before and afters. That's a picture of somebody before your program and then after right next to each other. Let's not do that. Now, what's really interesting is the platforms have gotten really smart, and so not only are they crawling what your ad is to see if they want to approve it, but they also then crawl your thank you page when you build your ads. If you've already gone ahead and done that, you will see that one of the final steps is to create a secondary scheduling page or something like that. Now, a lot of people like to put before and afters on that website, that page that they are pointing people to, even if it's like book a call, book an appointment at our gym, and a lot of people like to do the calendar and then put before and afters just warning you.

The platforms are smart and can crawl that. Most likely you will get shut down for that, something to pay attention to. So anyway, just in general, be as careful as possible when writing your copy, right? Facebook is very sensitive to fitness and weight loss in general. So again, I'm just going to point you to the terms and conditions. They do always change, but overall, the name of the game, you're going to get shut down. You're going to get disabled. Even though we know the latest rules, we always do, and a lot of times it's actually the platform, like Facebook's mistake. Maybe they thought something was against terms of service because they had some AI or some bot crawling it, and then you put in an appeal, which is super simple to do, and then they will say, oh, you know what? You're fine. And then you're back up and running. But just know it's not like crazy if you get shut down. It's a pretty quick process usually to get back and reinstated and rocking. Learn to navigate putting in an appeal, learn what's allowed and what's not allowed over time, and it'll happen less and less as you get better. So just lean in, do the boring work and crush it.

BONUS: Disabled Ad Account?

What's going on guys? So this video is going to be on How To Quest Area Review if your ad account does get Disabled, but we know this ad account is disabled because of this red banner up here at the top. So what we're going to want to do is go ahead and jump into see details from there. It's going to drop us into our account quality page up at the top right here, right hand side here. You can see that this account has already requested a review, but you're going to want to click on or request a review. It's going to ask you why you think your ad account is disabled and if we can get it back up or not. This usually takes about 24 to four eight hours to hear back from Facebook, and we hope to see you in our next video.

 

BONUS: Disabled Ad?

What is going on, guys? In this video we're going to show you how to request a review if your ad gets rejected. As you can see here, we are in the ads level of the campaign. You can see down here at the bottom that these three ads did get rejected and these three are inactive and spending money. What you're going to want to do is jump in and edit one of the rejected ads once you jump into what the ad actually looks like here up at the top right, it will give you this red flag up here. You can see this one's already been reviewed, but there'll also be a request review button. You're just going to want to click on that. It'll pull a page here. You're going to want to type why the ad was rejected. It's going to be sent into Facebook, and it's going to usually take 24 to 48 hours to hear back from them upon request, and we hope to see you in our next video.