Marketing · Library course

Your First $1,000 in Paid Ads on Meta & Google

Spend a $1,000 paid-ads test across Meta and Google so it produces a number you can act on, with current Andromeda, AI Max and tracking settings.

  • Intermediate
  • 22 lessons
  • 46 min to complete

7-day preview, no card needed. The course is in the library the day your academy goes live.

Marketing

What it covers

What your people will learn.

  • Marketing

Most first paid-ads budgets disappear without producing a single decision. The money goes, the dashboard fills with numbers, and nothing in it tells you whether to spend again.

Picking who sees the ad is no longer the operator's job. Meta and Google both read the creative, the landing page and the keywords and do the matching themselves, which makes the old moves, narrow audiences, one polished ad, tracking added later, actively expensive. The work that is left is different and smaller: answer four questions before you spend, install a signal both platforms can read, give each system enough to choose between, and hold your nerve through the days when a working campaign and a failing one look identical.

This course runs an actual $1,000 test, $500 on Meta and then $500 on Google, with every setting checked against what the two platforms do today. You finish with two cost-per-conversion figures you can compare, a named list of what pulled, and one defensible decision about where the next thousand goes.

Who it's for

Service providers and consultants: running a first real paid test and wanting it to teach them something rather than just spend.

Agency principals and freelancers: handling a small client budget who need a method they can repeat and defend.

SaaS and ecommerce founders: ready to put $1,000 behind acquisition and read the result honestly before scaling.

The lessons

22 lessons, in order.

About 46 min to complete. Add the course and every lesson is yours to publish as it is, or to edit.

  1. What Changed in Paid Ads2 min
  2. The Four Questions Before You Spend1 min
  3. Two Answers Come Back No3 min
  4. Install the Meta Signal2 min
  5. Mirror the Signal on Google2 min
  6. Install and Test Your Tracking on Both Platforms2 min
  7. Build the Meta Campaign2 min
  8. Set the Audience1 min
  9. Build the Creative Library2 min
  10. Explain Why Ten Ads3 min
  11. Build and Launch Your Meta Campaign2 min
  12. Search, Not Performance Max1 min
  13. Budget, Keywords and the Ad2 min
  14. Sort Eight Search Terms8 min
  15. Build Your Google Search Campaign2 min
  16. The Learning Phase Looks Like Failure2 min
  17. The Five Numbers and When They Mean Something1 min
  18. Day Seven on Both Platforms3 min
  19. The Eight Ways It Disappears1 min
  20. Decide the Next $1,0001 min
  21. Run Your Own Thousand2 min
  22. Review Your Finished $1,000 Test1 min

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