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YOU DON'T ALWAYS NEED A NEW AD. SOMETIMES, YOU NEED A DIFFERENT WAY TO RUN THE AD.

One thing I’ve noticed with many businesses running Meta Ads:

They learn one way to advertise…

…and then use that same method for every campaign.

But Meta Ads can be approached in different ways depending on your goal, audience, offer and stage of the customer journey.

Here are 4 methods many businesses either don't know or completely ignore:

1. BOOSTING EXISTING CONTENT
You already have a post getting attention organically? You can put paid distribution behind it instead of starting from scratch.

2. ADS MANAGER CAMPAIGNS
This gives you much more control over objectives, audiences, placements, creatives, budgets and optimization.

3. RETARGETING
Someone watched your video, engaged with your page, visited your website or interacted with your business but didn't buy?

Don't treat them like a stranger.

Retarget them with the right message.

4. LOOKALIKE AUDIENCES
Instead of repeatedly guessing who might be interested, you can use quality existing customer or engagement data to help Meta find people with similar characteristics.

But here's the important part:

The method you choose should come AFTER the strategy.

Don't ask:

“Which Meta Ads method is best?”

Ask:

“What am I trying to achieve, who am I trying to reach, and what action do I want them to take?”

Because Meta Ads isn't just about pressing Publish.

It's about knowing why you're running the campaign, who you're running it for and what happens after they click.

Stop treating every ad campaign the same.

Save this post—and DM “META ADS” if you want to learn how to run Meta Ads strategically, not just boost posts and hope for sales.

YOUR CUSTOMERS ARE TELLING YOU WHAT THEY WANT. THE PROBLEM IS, YOU MAY NOT BE LISTENING.

Not every customer will fill out your survey.

Not everyone will send you a DM.

And most people won’t tell your brand directly why they chose a competitor.

But they’re talking.

In comments.
In reviews.
In Facebook groups.
In Reddit threads.
In competitor comment sections.
In their own posts.

That is where social listening becomes powerful.

A smart brand doesn’t only ask:

“Who is buying from us?”

It also asks:

“What are people saying about the problem we solve?”

What are they complaining about?
What questions keep coming up?
What do they love about competing brands?
What frustrates them about existing solutions?
What words do they use to describe their problems?

Those conversations can reveal your next:

Content idea. Product improvement. Offer. Campaign. Customer experience strategy.

Because your audience is constantly giving you market research for free.

You just have to listen before you start marketing.

Don’t create based only on what you think customers want. Listen to what they’re already saying.

Save this—and start listening before your next campaign.

Welcome to September!