This is the show where I bring you the best tips, tactics, and strategies for using paid traffic to grow your business on autopilot.

You also hear what's working and not working right now from the top minds in online marketing so that you can get more leads and sales every day without having to

empty your wallet in the process. All right, let's jump into it.

Hey, hey, what is up, everyone? Welcome back to the Art of Pay Traffic Podcast, where this is

episode number 177. I am your host, Rick Mulready. Really appreciate you for giving me your time today.

Hope all is going well, whatever you're up to. On the show today, I'm going to be answering questions

that I've been getting over the last while. I've actually been getting a lot of questions,

and I chose a group of them today because I think the answers to these questions can really

benefit a lot of you. And I'm going to be talking about things like

tips for using Facebook ads to grow a nonprofit. I'm going to dive into why a lead campaign

might not be getting any traction. We're going to talk about what to do if you're getting a

high relevance score, high positive feedback, but also you're seeing high negative feedback.

We're going to talk about what to do and what maybe

that might mean. We're going to try and diagnose why you might not be seeing conversions in ads

manager, but you are seeing them in your email CRM and also your landing page tool like lead pages.

We're going to talk about best practices for optimizing your Facebook ad campaign

and how to reach a specific target audience when you can't get very specific with your Facebook

ads targeting. So we're going to dive into all those questions here today. And we're really

looking forward to this episode for you. But first, this is the first episode that I'm recording after my wife,

Amy and I got back from three weeks in Paris and London. And frankly, both of us are really glad

to be back and getting back into our routines. We had a good time, but it was, maybe I'll save

this for another time, but it was a kind of a comedy of things that went not as planned, shall we say.

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