Bootcamp – Week 10 Update (Overview + Full Results Link)

byJDenesovych

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2 days ago

This past week was the Black Friday sprint, the one week where the ad auction gets wild, attention spikes, and every creative either sinks or swims. Instead of running one or two tests, I pushed a full stack of 11 ads between my 0 to 100K page and my personal profile to see what actually holds up when competition is at its highest.

The complete breakdown is now posted on my website, including ad by ad performance, CPC and CPLPV comparisons, Analytics behavior, WA stats, screenshots, and what I will keep or fix going forward.

Here is the short version of what Week 10 taught me:

1. Black Friday is chaotic but the right stories still cut through

The ads that worked were not hype driven.
They were grounded in real people, real timelines, and real situations.

Roy’s 12 year story
( https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/roybretton/blog/entering-my-12th-year-at-wealthy-affiliate-heres-why-im-still-here )

Jay’s three strategy breakdown
( https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/magistudios/blog/i-earned-536-306-06-by-following-3-strategies )

The trades backup plan angle.
The reminder that most people do not fail because they lack ability, they fail because they stop.

These consistently outperformed louder, more aggressive creatives.
Honest stories travel farther.

2. Landing page views stayed extremely cheap even in peak competition

Across all 11 campaigns:

• Total spend: $539.15
• Total landing page views: 9,276
• Average: about $0.06 per landing page view
• Several ads landed in the 3 to 4 cent range, including one that delivered 2,321 LPVs by itself

During Black Friday week, these numbers are not normal.
Most advertisers watch their costs triple.

This week proved the framework holds under pressure.

3. My best performers were not the ones I predicted

A few of the ads I assumed would be support pieces ended up becoming the main drivers.

The simple sticky note ad, The “final 3 days” reminder, Jay’s strategy recap, Roy’s long term consistency story.

Meanwhile, some of the more complex visuals sat in the middle.
Clear takeaway: simple and honest wins more often than highly produced.

4. Analytics showed where the real readers came from

Google Analytics did not behave the way I expected.
Certain countries stayed on page far longer.
Readers from trades, parents, and overloaded workers spent noticeably more time reading the content.

It confirmed what the ads hinted.
People respond best when the message speaks directly to the life they already live.

5. The entire ecosystem is finally moving in one direction

Aside from running ads, I also:

• Published two major 0to100K articles
• Launched a new Kindle ebook
• Updated all my social profiles (FB, X, LinkedIn, Earthbound, RV page)
• Rebuilt banners and descriptions to match where this project is heading

When someone clicks an ad now, they land inside a system that feels consistent and intentional.
It finally matches the direction of the bootcamp work.

Full Results, Screenshots and Analysis

I kept the WA post clean on purpose.
The full visuals and breakdown are here:

👉 https://from0to100k.com/week-10-update-black-friday-traffic-boost-high-reach-ads-remixing-creatives-and-driving-upgrades/

Included in the full post:

• All 11 ads with individual metrics
• Spend and 9,276 landing page views
• CPC and CPLPV comparisons
• GA4 behavior screenshots
• WA tracking and referral insights
• Winners and rebuild candidates
• My scaling plan from here
• How this sets up Week 11

Hope this helps anyone reaching the ad stage of Bootcamp.