Luke Nowak | Meta Ads

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Luke Nowak | Meta Ads

Luke Nowak | Meta Ads

@LukeNowakPL

building an AI lead gen agency nobody's competing with fake testimonials, real results sharing the entire system here

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NZ ☄️
NZ ☄️@CodeByNZ·
✅ Claude Code ✅ Claude Cowork ✅ Claude Design 🔲 Claude Marketing 🔲 Claude Sales 🔲 Claude Finance 🔲 Claude HR 🔲 Claude Operations 🔲 Claude Customer …
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Luke Nowak | Meta Ads@LukeNowakPL·
@FynCas this works for ecom but try running fake testimonials for high-ticket services one script doesn’t cut it there - you need different scripts for each awareness level that’s where AI UGC gets really interesting and where nobody’s competing yet
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Barry Hott ☄️@binghott·
Meta media buyers, LOOK OUT 👀 If you go to EDIT an ad, even just to look at an ad's setting without changing anything, the system automatically adds Related Media. It won't publish automatically, buuuut, it will queue to publish the next time you publish other changes. Super sneaky. So this means, new ads and duplicated ads will be impacted too. If you're moving quickly and not expecting it, you'll completely miss it. I've seen this in a few accounts and heard about it a bunch. How to prevent/avoid for now: If you see the green Publish button light up in the bottom right of your edit screen, make sure to smash the DISCARD button before moving on. Before hitting the blue review and publish, always check the number of things being published and make sure it adds up to what you changed. Double check other ads aren't being updated unintentionally. Please make noise about this issue. This is NOT ok. Tell your Meta rep, chat support, make sure they know this is NOT OK
Manny Barbas@mannybarbas_

Meta decided to turn on related media on every ad in my ad account. No wonder my CAC has been 20% + higher the last 3 days. Literally hurdle after hurdle at the moment.

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Barry Hott ☄️@binghott·
@LukeNowakPL Uh, can you show me what you're talking about? From Meta documentation: "We'll show ads to people who spend time in your locations, such as people living there or recently there." I'm unaware of any EU exceptions to this facebook.com/business/help/…
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Barry Hott ☄️@binghott·
Meta geotargeting is farrrrr from perfect. A few years ago they removed the ability to target based on where people live versus 'traveling in'. Meta says they'll target "in those locations as closely as possible, based on a range of signals across Meta." Basically, if someone's device was recently in a location, they can be targeted for that location for days (or perhaps longer). Someone can visit NYC from Perth and still get NYC (or US) targeted ads when they return to Perth. Also, it's a social platform. People can (and do!) share ads with other people and there's nothing you can do to prevent that. Overall: you just gotta deal with it.
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Luke Nowak | Meta Ads
Luke Nowak | Meta Ads@LukeNowakPL·
opus 4.7 won’t let me write fake testimonial scripts because it’s “deceptive marketing” bro what the fuck i’m trying to run a business here
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iamSadi
iamSadi@Sadegh_Ghaffari·
@claudeai "Claude design" is good, but i can say not for UX, when i can't find any way to go back from Claude design to the main app... so....
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Claude@claudeai·
Introducing Claude Design by Anthropic Labs: make prototypes, slides, and one-pagers by talking to Claude. Powered by Claude Opus 4.7, our most capable vision model. Available in research preview on the Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise plans, rolling out throughout the day.
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Luke Nowak | Meta Ads@LukeNowakPL·
how many Claude Design generations can you actually get on the $200 Max plan before it runs out?
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Samay@Samaytwt·
CEO of OpenAI btw
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Luke Nowak | Meta Ads@LukeNowakPL·
@tranmautritam designers aren’t cooked but “looking good” stopped being the goal a long time ago the ugliest pages i ever built outconverted every polished design 4 to 1 turns out people trust a face on video more than perfect UI
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Luke Nowak | Meta Ads@LukeNowakPL·
great tool but here’s the thing marketers will use this to build beautiful pages that nobody trusts in a trust recession people scroll past polished designs, they stop for video and raw authenticity the best converting page i ever built was ugly as hell - just a video and a quiz
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Luke Nowak | Meta Ads
Luke Nowak | Meta Ads@LukeNowakPL·
cool tech but let’s be real we’re in a trust recession and nobody’s buying because your prototype has pretty animations an ugly page with a video and a quiz still converts 3-4x better than any polished AI design stop optimizing for aesthetics start optimizing for trust.
Claude@claudeai

Introducing Claude Design by Anthropic Labs: make prototypes, slides, and one-pagers by talking to Claude. Powered by Claude Opus 4.7, our most capable vision model. Available in research preview on the Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise plans, rolling out throughout the day.

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Luke Nowak | Meta Ads@LukeNowakPL·
this is the post most AI UGC creators need to read high-ticket services are where AI creative actually makes economic sense when one patient covers 6 months of ad spend the math speaks for itself ecom guys will figure this out eventually
JACOB@roasgod

Everyone in AI UGC is running ads for supplements, $30 ecom products, and digital templates. We're running them for dental implants. 60,000 PLN per procedure (~$15K USD). Here's what the ad manager actually looks like after 4 months in one of the highest-ticket medical niches on the planet: - Top performing ad: 89 leads at zł3.01 per lead (~$0.75 USD) - Second best: 64 leads at zł3.30 (~$0.83 USD) - Across the account: consistent CPL between $0.75–$2.50 USD on website leads Industry benchmark for US dental/implant leads: $50–$200+ CPL. We're running at 20–80x cheaper. In Eastern Europe. Where nobody believed AI UGC would work in medical. The math marketers will run in their heads reading this: Even at a conservative 1% lead-to-patient conversion, every $100 in ad spend at our CPL generates ~$15K in revenue. You don't need a funnel. You need the unit economics to be absurd. In high-ticket services, they are. The "AI UGC printed me $X" posts you see every day are almost always in low-AOV ecom, supplements, or digital products. Those niches are saturated, the CPMs are brutal, and the winners are thin-margin at scale. Meanwhile, high-ticket services - medical, dental, legal, home services, B2B - are quietly where AI UGC creative prints money. Nobody's running it there because: 1. The brands in these niches adopt slowly 2. Proving the funnel takes weeks, not minutes of TikTok views But when it works, one patient pays for 6 months of ads. I'll be documenting exactly what's working and what's not in this niche over the next 90 days. If you're running AI UGC for low-ticket and the CPAs aren't closing your math, this is probably the wrong content for you. If you're a serious operator looking at where this actually scales, follow along.

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Luke Nowak | Meta Ads
Luke Nowak | Meta Ads@LukeNowakPL·
generating the video is the easy part most people skip research and write scripts from their head i scrape competitor ads, reviews, Reddit - feed it all into Claude - then write scripts per awareness level that’s why AI ads can outperform human UGC
0x ROAS@0xROAS

there was never an easier time to generate content. it takes only 3 steps - generate character - generate start frame - generate multiple consistent videos that's it. here's a recent video i did with my v3 engine:

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Viktor Oddy
Viktor Oddy@viktoroddy·
Claude Opus 4.7 vs Grok 4.2 Prompt 👇
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Yash@YashHustle_22·
What’s your current MRR looking like?
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JACOB@roasgod·
@LukeNowakPL qualified leads that already paid depo to book their consultation date.
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JACOB@roasgod·
Everyone in AI UGC is running ads for supplements, $30 ecom products, and digital templates. We're running them for dental implants. 60,000 PLN per procedure (~$15K USD). Here's what the ad manager actually looks like after 4 months in one of the highest-ticket medical niches on the planet: - Top performing ad: 89 leads at zł3.01 per lead (~$0.75 USD) - Second best: 64 leads at zł3.30 (~$0.83 USD) - Across the account: consistent CPL between $0.75–$2.50 USD on website leads Industry benchmark for US dental/implant leads: $50–$200+ CPL. We're running at 20–80x cheaper. In Eastern Europe. Where nobody believed AI UGC would work in medical. The math marketers will run in their heads reading this: Even at a conservative 1% lead-to-patient conversion, every $100 in ad spend at our CPL generates ~$15K in revenue. You don't need a funnel. You need the unit economics to be absurd. In high-ticket services, they are. The "AI UGC printed me $X" posts you see every day are almost always in low-AOV ecom, supplements, or digital products. Those niches are saturated, the CPMs are brutal, and the winners are thin-margin at scale. Meanwhile, high-ticket services - medical, dental, legal, home services, B2B - are quietly where AI UGC creative prints money. Nobody's running it there because: 1. The brands in these niches adopt slowly 2. Proving the funnel takes weeks, not minutes of TikTok views But when it works, one patient pays for 6 months of ads. I'll be documenting exactly what's working and what's not in this niche over the next 90 days. If you're running AI UGC for low-ticket and the CPAs aren't closing your math, this is probably the wrong content for you. If you're a serious operator looking at where this actually scales, follow along.
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