Channel: Gabriel St-Germain

Category: Howto & Style

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Description: ✅ Notes from the video: gabrielstgermain.ca/2019/01/17/facebook-scaling-guide ✅ Free dropshipping course playlist: bit.ly/2SrzILl ✅ Join the FB Mastermind group: bit.ly/2QgzYHP ✅ Recommended fulfillment service (50+ orders per day): ecommops.com Hey everyone! In this video, I show you the exact strategy that I used to scale one dropshipping product to $10K/day in sales with Facebook Ads. I start by going over the foundation required to scale efficiently with Facebook Ads. If you don't have the right foundation in place, you will have a very hard time trying to scale your ad spend significantly. I also cover how you can structure your campaigns to stay organized when scaling, and I explain the concepts of cold, warm, and hot audiences. After covering the basics, I start breaking down the strategy. The first step is to scale horizontally, taking advantage of all the data you have collected to date. I go in-depth into which LAAs you should be testing, what budget you should use, and how you should structure your adsets. After that, I explain how I optimize the campaigns and scale vertically using manual bidding. I also give some tips on how to fully take advantage of your warm & hot audiences, which tend to provide the highest return on ad spend. Lastly, I ended the video with a few takeaways on how you should be scaling with Facebook. Thanks for watching! If you found this video helpful, please leave a thumbs up and subscribe. I try to post one new value-packed video like this one every week. If you made it this far in the description, leave a comment below telling me what you want to see next, I would really appreciate it!