₦24,743 to Make ₦3,675,000 | Facebook Ads in Nigeria case Study | PART 1

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This case study shows proof of earnings from one of my Facebook ads account.

This is not a get rich quick scheme. There was a lot of email marketing and retargeting and other high-quality ads.

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I used the formula in the Ultimate Facebook Ad template
Summary:
OK, so as you can see, there are seven elements to a Facebook ad, I want to show you how to create these different elements. OK, so let's begin with element number one.

1. OK, element number one is to ask a relatable or universal question.

Think about something where they will say yes to, and here is the tip, the strategy of making good ads.
Ever wonder how you can publish your book in a weekend without writing a single word.
2. Number two is the second thing you need to talk about is to build rapport with them.
And this is where you talk about your story, which is your struggles and your successes. You need to be aware of what struggles have you faced that they will resonate with? That they will feel like hey, yeah, I'm feeling frustrated as well, when it comes to saying, writing my book, right.

3. OK, so let's move on to element number three, element number three.


Once you have done this next one is you're now going to offer a unique solution. OK, element number three is to offer a unique solution.
4. Element number four is to make a time-sensitive call to action.
Examples would be this week. Today, right now.
That's what makes it time-sensitive.
5. When it comes to element number five,

Native image, This, is probably the most important part of the ad.

6. Number six, is this using a key benefit statement?
This could be a free blueprint.
7. And finally, number seven.

Number seven is just the cliffhanger.



Oh, there we go. OK, so now on Facebook, what I always do is I will do a cliffhanger. OK, so what does this mean? What is the cliffhanger statement? You want to think about a sentence that cuts off halfway, leaving them wanting to click.

So there you have it.

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