Yeah man, Facebook lead forms are kind of a double-edged sword. Super easy for people to submit = tons of leads, but most of them don’t even remember signing up.
I’ve had “clean” designs flop completely, and then a dumb meme pulls in actual leads who reply and convert. It’s wild, but makes sense—people scroll past anything that looks too polished. A meme feels native, low-key, and catches attention without setting off the “ad radar.”
Also, if you're getting a flood of junk leads, try asking one simple qualifying question in the form. You’ll get fewer leads, but at least they’ll have a pulse.
Curious though—did any specific meme format work better for you? I might steal it lol.