Schedule a 30-minute call with Dean. He’ll ask about your business goals, current marketing challenges, and any specific concerns (e.g. “I want more local leads” or “Why did my conversions drop?”). This is also your chance to ask Dean anything. By the end of the call, you’ll both confirm that an audit is the right move for you. (No hard sell, no obligation.)
If you agree to proceed after the call, Dean rolls up our sleeves and gets to work. This process typically takes about a week for a thorough job – because real analysis can’t be fully automated. Dean might reach out with a few quick questions during this phase.
We’ll walk you through the priority fixes and improvements, from quick wins to critical issues. No fluff, no vague jargon. You’ll know exactly what to do next, whether by your own dev team or with Dean’s further help.
After the audit, it’s your call how to proceed. You can take the recommendations and run with them in-house – or, if you’d like continued assistance, Dean can discuss ongoing consulting or hands-on help to execute the fixes.
In the past five years, I've been in a privileged position to watch, and help optimise in Facebook Advertising.
Let me tell you what we've noticed.
The marketers who had the best performances with Facebook Ads were those who never stopped testing new designs and targeted audiences.
No matter how great your Ad is, at some point, users will get bored of seeing it, daily, in their newsfeed. As an advertiser, you should never stop looking for something better, testing different pictures, value propositions and ways to engage your users. That's why I started to collect Facebook Ad creatives in Australia furniture industry and made this inspirational E-Book for you.
In the following pages, you'll find more than 300 examples of great Facebook Ads to inspire you and help you test new approaches.
Never assume anything.
Always test Everything
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