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Andrei Lunev, PhD

@andreilunev

I help grow ecommerce brands with Facebook, Google ads and Email-marketing.

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🌶️Creative volume unlocks scale on Meta. 🌶️ Organized process unlocks creative volume. Once you start measuring the creative outcome – you'll have the base to start from. It can be a spreadsheet, a notion board, asana, monday... whatever works for you.

🌶️Creative volume unlocks scale on Meta.

🌶️ Organized process unlocks creative volume.

Once you start measuring the creative outcome – you'll have the base to start from. 

It can be a spreadsheet, a notion board, asana, monday... whatever works for you.
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🌶️Before You turn off that slow-starting campaign, read this 👇 Many media buyers make the mistake of acting too quickly. Here’s why patience is crucial. Once the cost-controlled campaign (bid caps/cost caps) collects enough data and the creatives are good enough – trust me -

🌶️Before You turn off that slow-starting campaign, read this 👇

Many media buyers make the mistake of acting too quickly. 
Here’s why patience is crucial.

Once the cost-controlled campaign (bid caps/cost caps) collects enough data and the creatives are good enough – trust me -
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All the time I hear "I'm in media buying for 7 years..." and then goes some sort of nonsense like "every ad account is different" Well... Very often I see same fat people in the gym that train for several years with no results.

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The is so misleading. You actually need much more than 100 creatives to unlock profitable spend… Deep creative strategy is just a top of an iceberg. By default.

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C’mon Jessie Healy The short answer is - as many as possible. + Bid/Caps Caps The longer answer - look at your average spend per creative per week. Divide your target weekly spend by this number. 1-2 creatives per week is nonsense. I would aim at 1 creative per hour.

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AI Photoshoot – done ✅ Which car would grab your attention? Throw in comments. Will create and launch your variant as an ad!

AI Photoshoot – done ✅
Which car would grab your attention? 
Throw in comments.
Will create and launch your variant as an ad!
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🌶️Giving Away🌶️ For those who advertise Sleep Supplemeтts (bookmark this) Here's the research with the angles others use. I made it a while ago when was digging into this vertical notion.so/tegra/Sleep-Su…

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Really loved the latest podcast episode with Andrew Faris and Alex Many DTC fashion nuances uncovered. And many of them intersect with my actionable takes in this niche.

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Yes. Running Lowest Cost (Auto-Bidding) alongside with Cost Controlled (bid caps/cost caps) makes it insanely hard to spend. Here’s why: The priority of Auto-Bidding campaign is to fully spend the budget and IF POSSIBLE collect all the low hanging fruits. If you run bid caps