Selling courses with facebook ads.

[sabbirbd5250]

Yes i have done facbook ads befor, but never done it for an info product like a cours, and no i did not even run a test i still on research phase.

If people can sell high-ticket offers with Facebook Ads, there’s no reason you can’t sell a $97 product. But honestly, you won’t find the perfect answer just by researching on forums since everyone will give you a different take. Run a 7-day test campaign using the structure I mentioned, then retarget for 3 days. That’s the only way to see what actually works for your offer. No action means no results.

 

[Alex_kk]

If you sell courses, you need to have rich content and regularly updated new creations, then it will attract more viewers. If you just advertise, it is often difficult to be effective.

 

[Dilana]

If people can sell high-ticket offers with Facebook Ads, there’s no reason you can’t sell a $97 product. But honestly, you won’t find the perfect answer just by researching on forums since everyone will give you a different take. Run a 7-day test campaign using the structure I mentioned, then retarget for 3 days. That’s the only way to see what actually works for your offer. No action means no results.

Thank you so much your replys were soooo helpfull, thank you so much for your time, and i agree 100% with the idea that i need to try myself to learn i cant just rely on other poepls experiences.

 

[Rufai]

You don’t send them directly to the sales page. Webinars work best for online courses.

You can also offer a free lead magnet and then upsell the course. You also need to retarget them via email and Facebook retargeting ads.

 

[Jessica 35]

I think you need to do more research on content creation to sell the course. If possible, create your own website. Usually, those things are more feasible and effective.

 

[SilviaSignals]

Yeah, selling courses on FB is tough lots of policy triggers, especially around income claims or 'guaranteed results.' It can work, but you’ve got to play it smart with copy and landing page. Warming up the ad account helps too. Definitely not plug-and-play.

 

[ayushtiwariofficial22]

So i have made some research about selling cours with facbook ads, and it turns out to be almost immposble !!! i did not even finde that much of infos so i think the jucy parts are kept secret, but with what have found online it is super hard or immposble i don know if it is about the cours it self or courses in general, so please anyone who have have some expraince can explain to me please, and what i should expect if i want to sell using facebook ads,

Nothing is impossible if you truly have the passion to sell your course. I've been working with Facebook Ads & Organic for over 5 years now, and yes, selling courses can be challenging, but it's not impossible.
With the right strategy, targeting, and creative approach, Facebook Ads can be highly effective. If you ever need help or have any questions, feel free to message me I'm happy to guide you through it.

 

[Arun911]

If you're serious about this, I can help you build a simple funnel strategy + ad copy + lead magnet idea that actually works. Just tell me what your course is about and your budget.


No fluff. Real talk.

 

[Best Agency]

You're right - selling courses via FB ads is tough due to policy limits, high cost per lead, and ad rejection. Best approach: offer free value first (like a webinar/ebook), build trust, then retarget.

 

[Kira Tran]

It's true that selling courses with Facebook Ads isn't easy, but if you have a clear marketing funnel, good lead generation, and standard remarketing, you can still scale well.

 

[gorumar heal]

I tried it and got pretty good results. You need to make sure your ad copy is creative to attract potential customers.

 

[thereseprice]

Selling online courses through Facebook Ads is all about building a community and becoming an expert first. Instead of just selling, share free value to attract interest and build trust. Your course will then be a premium solution for people who already trust and follow you, increasing the likelihood of conversion.

 

[Ana Agency Marketing]

Actually selling courses is not easy, first you have to build a good personal brand, so that people know you as an expert in that field, then they will trust the shares and courses that you will sell.

 

[k4shm1r]

the idea is that fb ads is super expensive cos of high competition, does not matter what are you selling, important is to be creative, with your ad copy and lander.

 

[Dilana]

I have done it. It is possible and profitable. If you have a valuable course + you learn how to run profitable adverts on Facebook before you start anything, you will win with this.

I tried it and got pretty good results. You need to make sure your ad copy is creative to attract potential customers.

Did you sell it just using a landing page? and with a direct offer? or you wamred up the leads first?

Selling online courses through Facebook Ads is all about building a community and becoming an expert first. Instead of just selling, share free value to attract interest and build trust. Your course will then be a premium solution for people who already trust and follow you, increasing the likelihood of conversion.

Actually selling courses is not easy, first you have to build a good personal brand, so that people know you as an expert in that field, then they will trust the shares and courses that you will sell.

Yes thats what i ahev heard from many people, thats the path they advise, but can you give a clear stragtegy how to do that ? or if there is anyone i can learn from please?

 

[evebeatot]

I think the problem is not the website but the content and how you target. You need to give a reason why the buyer needs your course. That is how you generate revenue.

 

[Luca Marketing Agency]

With my experience in Facebook ads, you have researched correctly. You will not have conversions with Facebook ads selling courses. What you need is to build a blog and a personal brand. You need to be a celebrity in your target community before running Facebook ads to expand your customer base and use word-of-mouth advertising in parallel

 

[Skyline_01]

Almost no one sells courses in Facebook ads anymore, revenue and interactions are poor, causing the budget to increase and not compensate for sales, many people have given up on it and switched to traditional business.

 

[Marketing Wyn]

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Selling courses with Facebook ads is tough because competition is high and targeting is tricky; success needs strong creatives, clear offers, and good funnels—expect slow scaling and testing before results.

 

[Noona Agency]

You teach through video, so it's important to build awareness and trust among your audience first.