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James Peacock

@JamesPeacock

Profit Focused Marketing | https://t.co/HzSw0d3juv & https://t.co/DOGBf8FPUw

Southern California Katılım Mayıs 2009
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Jack Paxton
Jack Paxton@JackHenryPaxton·
@JamesPeacock Seeing this constantly now. iOS 14, dark conversions, and Meta's own auto-kill logic mean your MTA/post-purchase survey is often closer to truth than Ads Manager. Lost 3 winning creatives to this last quarter before we started dual-tracking everything.
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James Peacock
James Peacock@JamesPeacock·
Meta just turned off one of my ads without consent... Reason? “No results in the past 14 days.” Except… it did drive a purchase. Two, in fact. Meta just didn’t see them. My MTA tool did. And that’s the problem. #dtc #metaads #ppc #marketing
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James Peacock
James Peacock@JamesPeacock·
@binghott Very frustrating but another reason why I pay 3rd party tools to launch ads. Unchecks all that garbage.
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Barry Hott ☄️
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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James Peacock
James Peacock@JamesPeacock·
@jasonyimco I assume if we already have the Shopify CAPI integration set up we are good to go? Does this only benefit companies not on Shopify?
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jason yim
jason yim@jasonyimco·
Meta just killed the biggest technical barrier in performance marketing. for years, the gap between big brands and small businesses wasn’t just budget. it was developer resources. if you wanted to run dynamic product ads or set up the conversions api, you needed a dev team to configure servers and manually map structured data. that changes today. we just rolled out two massive updates that automate the entire backend setup: 🔵 ai-powered pixel enrichment: the pixel now uses ai to automatically read your website and pull product names, prices, and availability into your events. no more manual coding or schema .org mapping. smaller businesses get performance benefits without technical work and larger businesses can refocus tech resources on more important areas 🔵 one-click capi: we launched a “meta-enabled” conversions api setup. it’s literally one click. no servers, no ongoing maintenance, no costs. this is a huge deal for signal quality. advertisers using capi for web events see an average 17.8% lower cpa than those relying on the pixel alone. historically, getting that setup was a nightmare for lean teams. now, the playing field is leveled. the machine handles the technical plumbing, so you can focus entirely on creative and strategy. if you’ve been putting off capi because it was too technical, now is the time.
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Nugennath
Nugennath@Nugennath·
I’m over it lads I quit Ecom
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James Peacock
James Peacock@JamesPeacock·
@AndyMurphyyyyyy I'm not risking my client's success over this. If it mattered that much to the brand clearly they would push back more on Meta. But guess what? They make us a ton of money so we follow their rules.
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Andrew Murphy
Andrew Murphy@AndyMurphyyyyyy·
Respect the speed, but I'd push back a little here. Staying on credit cards actually gives brands way more protection. You can dispute charges transaction by transaction, hold Meta accountable for billing discrepancies, and maintain chargeback rights. Once you move to invoicing, you lose all of that leverage. Meta bills you, you pay it, and good luck clawing anything back after the fact. For brands spending at scale, that protection matters more than most people realize.
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James Peacock
James Peacock@JamesPeacock·
Meta forcing advertisers off credit cards = annoying. But here’s the real issue: They tell you to switch to monthly invoicing by April 1…and don’t mention it takes a few business days to set up. Maybe they will extend the deadline. Maybe your ads shut off.
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James Peacock
James Peacock@JamesPeacock·
@AndyMurphyyyyyy got everything sorted and already made the switch. If brands are that desperate to drag their feets they have bigger issues 😉
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Andrew Murphy
Andrew Murphy@AndyMurphyyyyyy·
@JamesPeacock Seeing a lot of brands succeed by applying for 30,60 & 90 day extensions!
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James Peacock
James Peacock@JamesPeacock·
@natelagos why would CRV dip? Are you saying RTN campaigns started serving to new people? If your ACQ campaigns started to leak existing customers in wouldn't it increase or flat CRV?
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Nate Lagos📈
Nate Lagos📈@natelagos·
I try not to complain too much about meta, because advertising on meta has made me rich (relatively, I’m still a poor compared to some of yall) But they rolled out a new targeting feature on our account last week without telling us CVR of meta traffic decreased by 47% My team and I have been panic-pulling levers trying to fix it, double checking every landing page, every ATC button, and I’m losing sleep over it. Our meta rep finally confirms today that they rolled this out the exact day performance tanked. We’re a brand that does everything possible to exclude existing customers from our prospecting campaigns. We even pay a separate software (Waste Not) to help make sure we’re not advertising to past customers. And then without notifying us, meta sets all of our active campaigns to target both new AND existing customers… It’s a good thing I’m already driving to the Jack Daniels Distillery because I need some strong whiskey to deal with this shit.
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James Peacock
James Peacock@JamesPeacock·
Anyone else’s accounts spending below target today by a wide margin?
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James Peacock
James Peacock@JamesPeacock·
@binghott Refunds rarely hit and even when they do the amounts are a joke.
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Barry Hott ☄️
Barry Hott ☄️@binghott·
Try not to freak out about the overspend. This is a clear outage that just happened. I expect refunds to get sent once the dust settles. Here's what to do/expect in the coming days/weeks:
Barry Hott ☄️@binghott

After yesterday's outage, based on past experience with similar issues, I would expect Meta to pay out refunds in 4-8 weeks, but if you want to increase the likelihood of a refund for you and for everyone, you must report the issue to Meta reps and/or support. To make it simpler for you, I've put together instructions, screenshots, and what you can say to support. Please bookmark and share this! Meta does not read these tweets or care what's happening in the community. The only way Meta can understand the scope of this issue is if we all report it. If you have a rep, complain and demand a refund. If you don't have a rep, please go through the support channel. The only way Meta can understand this issue is if we all report it. Paste in this bit (or something like it) here: "My campaigns overspent their budgets and seemed to ignore their cost caps yesterday due to a confirmed widespread Meta ad delivery outage, causing campaigns to spend more than expected and did so extremely inefficiently, causing me to lose money." You should then see this option to "claim refund for ad spend": Then you choose your ad account, and pick "other ad issue" You'll then be able to write another message, where I would just paste the same blurb from earlier and then include this screenshot of the Meta Status Page: Start the chat with support where you should confirm your ad account ID and again paste the same blurb from above, and I would also include something like this: "I understand that spend and performance can naturally fluctuate, however this was a widespread outage that caused significant financial losses for every advertiser I know. I expect my accounts to be refunded for the amounts of overspend and inefficient spend." Start uploading any screenshots of evidence of your bad performance. If you have multiple accounts, you might want to provide all of the account ID's in case they can help for more than just one. Then politely answer any questions support asks and remember that they probably are not as familiar with Meta ads as you are and are likely not aware of the outage yesterday. Hopefully you'll get to a point where they ask for the amount you are requesting for a refund. If you have estimates of what you think was lost, share that amount, but don't be greedy, use a realistic estimate based on recent past performance. This is our best chance at getting the refunds we deserve. I hope you found this helpful! Please repost or share this with your peers, and if you don't already follow me or @MetaBizStatus (the automated account I set up that reports Meta outages), please do!

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Meta Business And Ads Status (Unofficial)
Facebook Ads Manager Status [High disruptions]: Ads Delivery We are aware of an issue that may be impacting ad delivery. Our engineering teams are aware and are actively looking to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
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James Peacock
James Peacock@JamesPeacock·
X ads are complete trash. That's my update for today!
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James Peacock
James Peacock@JamesPeacock·
@codyplof What were the leaks you patched specifically? I try everything I can on exclusions and still so many repeat customers get through.
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Cody Plofker
Cody Plofker@codyplof·
We just dropped iCPA on Meta 26% by doing the following: - Moved spend aggressively from VO to CO - Increased partnership spend - Added a campaign with view optimization - Scaled AEB investment - Improved reels delivery - Patched some exclusion leaks All just to improve CPMr. It’s wild how much you have to do just to have a chance of success these days. I’d like to see Manus try.
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Liel Levin
Liel Levin@itsliellevin·
$200k day to end this life-changing year I will never forget 2025 In january I didn't know how I'm going to pay rent bc I was running out of money and got fired from my job Then landed my first creative strategist role for $7k/mo and felt like im rich & could do anything To then building out my own brands, documenting every step every single day for 249 days until i hit $1m rev total, to then hitting $1m months consistently and today, this just blew my mind, a crazy ending to this life changing year, and a belief shattering one both in terms of revenue number plus reviving dead products with proper research and angles i dont know what 2026 has in store for me but i will be eternally grateful for 2025 let this serve as motivation that if you just focus on the process, focus on being the best you can possibly be, for a long enough timeframe, then there is no way you will not win lets have a great 2026 :) thank you for reading
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Harry Molyneux
Harry Molyneux@dtcpages·
This listicle landing page from NuOra’s is a conversion machine. It popped up on my feed from back in April of this year. The fish-on-undies hero is controversial (yeah, a bit gross) yet it hits the core pain point in a millisecond.
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James Peacock
James Peacock@JamesPeacock·
@oliverbrocato Depends on size of org, responsibilities. Too vague of a statement to die on.
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oliverb
oliverb@oliverbrocato·
I’ll die on this hill: Even on vacation, you and your team should still check in periodically. 2 minutes. Quick peek at Slack. Quick scan of Gmail. Anything urgent? Handle it or route it. If you completely disappear, you simply don’t care. Tell me I’m wrong.
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Pierre Chelala
Pierre Chelala@ChelalaPierre1·
take a losing ad. drop it to $1 daily spend. keep it there without killing it. a few months later.. competitors will check ur library. see it’s your longest running ad. copy the underperformer. make nothing lmao.
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