Not Sure What To Think

Not being sure what to think is probably just a different form of overthinking. Right?

I’m in the current bootcamp but I’m way behind. I’m attending the live sessions for as long as possible, but I usually need to log off a few minutes before the end, although I was able to stay for yesterday’s session for its entirety.

As per Kyle’s instructions, I am including the results from the one $1 ad I started 6 or 7 days ago as a screenshot in this post. I’m not really sure how to interpret the results but they are here for whomever wants to see them.

As I sat down to write this, I received an email saying that someone has accepted my invitation to check out WA, aka, a referral.

That’s a nice surprise.

However, there is no tracking link that I’m able to find, so, my guess is, it’s from somewhere other than what I’ve been doing in the bootcamp.

To be honest, until this bootcamp, I never understood what tracking links are and I didn’t understand their value, although I do now.

Furthermore, there is no evidence that this referral has done anything-no account set up or anything else. So, at least for the moment, I guess it was someone who did a drive-by. Maybe they’ll return. We’ll see.

My experience with PPC advertising in general has never been a prosperous venture for me. Since I can do $1 ads with FB, I’m trying again and hoping to learn how to do it properly.

As for my experience with FB and FB ads, for the most part, in the past, it’s been more frustrating than anything. I haven’t done a lot of it and haven’t spent a whole lot of money but I figure for a $1 a day, I can afford it.

What continues to frustrate me most about FB and the Meta business suite in general is the amount of general BS and scammers.

The responses I get are and have been largely a combination of both.

I receive obvious fake links that are almost 100% surely scams. I get emails threatening to shut down my site for a variety of reasons that are clearly fake. I also get responses from women who invite me to view their pictures. I’ve received an ad for an even at a night club in New York and more.

I occasionally receive authentic inquiries and responses but many of those seem to be from people I know personally who seem to be trying to help by responding. Those can rarely be taken too seriously, although I’m certainly willing to help those I know personally.

There is one response from my current that seems to be legit. I’ve responded and she has asked additional questions. We’ll see if the conversation continues

To conclude, I’m not sure if the results I’ve shared here are indicative of an ad I should pause or keep it for a while.

Thanks for watching and reading.

Bob