About running ads on FB

[Jasper Kyra]

Has anyone here stopped running FB ads for a month and still maintained stable revenue? If so, could you share how you keep traffic and customers without depending on ads?

 

[Corbin Peter]

I still occasionally stop FB advertising for a while to focus on taking care of my loyal customers. During that time, my revenue and page reach remain stable. The key is how well you do SEO and customer care. Give it a try

 

[revenue20]

Has anyone here stopped running FB ads for a month and still maintained stable revenue? If so, could you share how you keep traffic and customers without depending on ads?

If you stop advertising for 1 month but still have stable revenue, your product is not for sale to customers who use and buy once.

You need products that customers need to use regularly and need to build potential customers, so when advertising stops, you still have monthly revenue

 

[Jasper Kyra]

I still occasionally stop FB advertising for a while to focus on taking care of my loyal customers. During that time, my revenue and page reach remain stable. The key is how well you do SEO and customer care. Give it a try

I’m trying to focus more on those areas too. Do you have any tips for keeping customers engaged?

 

[OrabelleMabs]

If you stop advertising for 1 month but still have stable revenue, your product is not for sale to customers who use and buy once.

You need products that customers need to use regularly and need to build potential customers, so when advertising stops, you still have monthly revenue

So what product would be reasonable for me to start with

 

[Leo Luna]

If you stop advertising for 1 month but still have stable revenue, your product is not for sale to customers who use and buy once.

You need products that customers need to use regularly and need to build potential customers, so when advertising stops, you still have monthly revenue

You're right. Products that are repurchased or used frequently help maintain steady revenue even when advertising is paused

 

[pascaltchuen]

Has anyone here stopped running FB ads for a month and still maintained stable revenue? If so, could you share how you keep traffic and customers without depending on ads?

I’m asking myself the same question. Is it possible?

 

[CassyNet]

Has anyone here stopped running FB ads for a month and still maintained stable revenue? If so, could you share how you keep traffic and customers without depending on ads?

Yes, some rely on organic traffic, email marketing, and social media to keep customers engaged. Building a strong audience and nurturing relationships helps maintain sales even without running ads.

 

[revenue20]

You're right. Products that are repurchased or used frequently help maintain steady revenue even when advertising is paused

So when we stop advertising we still have revenue.

 

[Andrew Cole]

So when we stop advertising we still have revenue.

Stopping advertising but still generating revenue is only suitable for products that are bought and re-purchased by customers and those are potential customers.

 

[Gin Mark]

I still occasionally stop FB advertising for a while to focus on taking care of my loyal customers. During that time, my revenue and page reach remain stable. The key is how well you do SEO and customer care. Give it a try

Could you share more about which SEO, email marketing, or content marketing strategies have worked well? I haven’t found any suitable campaigns for my site yet and would love some recommendations

 

[revenue20]

Stopping advertising but still generating revenue is only suitable for products that are bought and re-purchased by customers and those are potential customers.

But we don't sell based on how the product stops advertising and still has revenue, which is really good.

But stopping advertising at the same time you will not have a large revenue and the product will not be widely promoted. That is something we always live with advertising every day

 

[Andrew Cole]

But we don't sell based on how the product stops advertising and still has revenue, which is really good.

But stopping advertising at the same time you will not have a large revenue and the product will not be widely promoted. That is something we always live with advertising every day

Yes, so it is best not to stop the ad, only when the ad has too large CPM will we stop it.

 

[Jasper Kyra]

Yes, some rely on organic traffic, email marketing, and social media to keep customers engaged. Building a strong audience and nurturing relationships helps maintain sales even without running ads.

Could you share some specific strategies or campaigns you’ve used? I think many of us would love to learn from them

 

[TBH Agency Marketing]

Has anyone here stopped running FB ads for a month and still maintained stable revenue? If so, could you share how you keep traffic and customers without depending on ads?

very difficult. only a few industries can do that for example beauty and health care industries. most need advertising to generate revenue

 

[LEGIT AGENCY MARKETING]

You could try diversifying channels like SEO, email marketing, or building your own community. These methods help maintain customers more steadily without relying entirely on ads.

 

[ViTuyen]

Has anyone here stopped running FB ads for a month and still maintained stable revenue? If so, could you share how you keep traffic and customers without depending on ads?

You should not rely too much on Facebook advertising, you can build chat groups, facebook groups, create your own community
Or try adding advertising on other platforms

 

[Huni]

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• Those who’ve built a solid email list (from previous ads, purchases, or landing pages) can shift focus to:
  
  • Weekly or biweekly promotional emails
  • Product launches or restocks
  • Content-driven newsletters (e.g., “5 Sleep Tips + Best Pajamas Picks”)

Why it works: Email is free, direct, and converts well — especially for fashion or consumables

Has anyone here stopped running FB ads for a month and still maintained stable revenue? If so, could you share how you keep traffic and customers without depending on ads?

 

[Alex drimar]

Yes, it is still possible if you diversify your channels. Many brands maintain revenue thanks to:

* SEO & content marketing to keep organic traffic.
* Email/SMS remarketing to take care of old customers.
* Building your own community/group to keep interacting.
* Other social channels

 

[Nappi Tani]

I have never been able to maintain a stable revenue if I stop advertising. In fact, every time I turn off ads for just a few days, the number of customers and revenue will decrease significantly, especially for products that depend heavily on traffic from Facebook.