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Learn | Meta ads

Buy attention without setting cash on fire.

Account structure, creative briefs, the 5x5x5 testing framework, and how to read Ads Manager without panicking.

First three lessons free. The rest unlock with email.

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The curriculum

12 lessons. Built in order.

Each lesson is a 1,200–1,800 word read with one framework, one diagram, and one thing to try on Monday.

01

The Meta ads landscape: who actually wins

Why 90% of small accounts lose money, and what the 10% do differently.

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02

Account structure: campaign, ad set, ad

The three levels and which lever to pull at each one.

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03

Audience targeting in the Advantage+ era

Targeting is half-dead. Here's what to do instead.

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04

Creative is 80% of the result

Why your hook matters more than your bid strategy.

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05

Hook, body, CTA — copywriting for ads

The same RIOA frame, applied to a 15-second video.

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06

The five-second rule for Reels and stories

What has to land before the thumb keeps moving.

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07

Bidding, budget, and the iOS 14.5 reality

Why your numbers look weird and how to read them anyway.

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08

The testing framework (5x5x5)

Five hooks × five visuals × five audiences. The only matrix you need.

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09

Reading Ads Manager without panicking

The five columns to look at and the twenty to ignore.

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10

Funnels: from ad to landing page to email

Where the conversion actually happens, and where most ads break.

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11

Pixel, CAPI, and conversion tracking basics

The plumbing every media buyer should be able to debug.

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12

Building your first paid campaign as a freelancer

From audit to launch in five days, on a real client's budget.

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Why this skill

Who hires for meta ads, and what they pay.

Indian rates: ₹25k–₹1.2L/mo. International rates: $1k–$8k/mo retainer.

You can charge the bottom of that range after one solid portfolio piece. The top of the range is a 12–18 month arc and depends more on positioning than skill.

Try this on Monday
Open the first lesson, read it once, and apply it to a piece of work — yours, a friend's, a client's — before Monday morning. That's the whole loop.