campaigns on meta ads

[DavidNguyen55]

I used to run all my campaigns the same, launch, pray, and hope something converts. Then I heard every FB ad campaign should either capture, nurture, or convert and trying to do all 3 at once is why most ads fail. Anyone else break their campaigns down like this?

 

[GeorgeWanjohi]

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[DavidNguyen55]

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So i heard, there is like capturing stage which is more like awareness, but its not awareness, its was 3 sec video run, then nurturing stage, iam not sure what that is, lastly the CTA sales campaign,
I am not sure these are works or not, but if that is work, i wouold like to try it on, you might have some idea?

So i heard, there is like capturing stage which is more like awareness, but its not awareness, its was 3 sec video run, then nurturing stage, iam not sure what that is, lastly the CTA sales campaign,
I am not sure these are works or not, but if that is work, i wouold like to try it on, you might have some idea?

There is literally no grantee to make this believed, i was just focusing on campaign goal, but not with 3 steps, and this might consume more.

 

[GeorgeWanjohi]

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So i heard, there is like capturing stage which is more like awareness, but its not awareness, its was 3 sec video run, then nurturing stage, iam not sure what that is, lastly the CTA sales campaign,
I am not sure these are works or not, but if that is work, i wouold like to try it on, you might have some idea?

would love to try this on my next campaign

 

[anchorflux]

Yeah, broke mine into capture, nurture, convert phases. Running all in one bucket kills focus and wastes budget. Segmenting helps you optimize each step and scale smarter.

 

[adsyncer]

Definitely. Treat each campaign like a step—first grab attention, then build trust, finally push for the sale. Trying to do it all at once just wastes money and gets you nowhere.

 

[QuantumHaze]

Yep, it’s just a 3-step funnel. Warm them up first, then sell. Costs more upfront but usually converts better long-term.

 

[Darkfang]

Yeah, splitting into capture, nurture, and convert works better than dumping all in one. Keeps cold, warm, and hot audiences separate so you’re not burning budget mixing them.

 

[LightPixel]

Yeah bro, breaking it into capture, nurture, and convert works way better than mixing everything in one campaign.

 

[Dodi AGC]

don’t try to make one campaign do everything. Run separate ones for capture, nurture, and conversion, then test and scale the winners

 

[Yoru]

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[TitanShade]

I just keep it simple—test cold, retarget warm, and push hard on buyers, no overthinking funnels.

 

[bidpulse]

Yes, splitting campaigns by capture, nurture, and convert works way better than mixing everything into one.

 

[Plldyaf]

I used to run all my campaigns the same, launch, pray, and hope something converts. Then I heard every FB ad campaign should either capture, nurture, or convert and trying to do all 3 at once is why most ads fail. Anyone else break their campaigns down like this?

yes, breaking campaigns into capture, nurture, and convert makes tracking and scaling easier, trying to do everything at once usually wastes budget

 

[DarkOtakuX]

I do the same—splitting campaigns by goal makes it easier to optimize and actually see results.