Nate TilleyCo-Founder, ROAS · Direct Response Expert

Facebook is now Rewarding advertisers 📈💸🤩 #shorts

Name: Facebook is now Rewarding advertisers 📈💸🤩 #shorts
Uploaded: 2022-09-15T20:30:01+00:00
Duration: 38 s
Channel: Nate Tilley
Description: Short YouTube video (shorts) by Nate Tilley explaining that Facebook is rewarding advertisers who keep users on-platform (e.g., using lead forms or…

15 Sept 2022 · 1 min

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Short YouTube video (shorts) by Nate Tilley explaining that Facebook is rewarding advertisers who keep users on-platform (e.g., using lead forms or Messenger ads) rather than sending them to external websites. The speaker describes personal experience using Facebook lead forms since 2019, explains the workflow (capture lead in Facebook → sync to CRM → follow up via text/email), and reports average lead costs of $5–$15 at scale and that large deals have closed from these leads.

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September 15, 2022

Since 2019 ("back in 2019")

About $5 to $15 per lead at scale

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Hey, guys, if you didn't know, Facebook is now rewarding advertisers and businesses for using ads that keep people on the platform. So this is like lead forms or messenger ads. Instead of driving people to your website, they're gonna actually convert better. So I actually have a lot of experience with Facebook lead forms. I've been doing them since back in 2019. It's what I got my start with. And so we generate the lead right off Facebook, sync them into our CRM, and start having a text and email conversation with them. If you can start doing this for yourself, I highly recommend it. It's gonna be a great process. We pay, on average, five to $15 per lead at scale, and that's where we've closed some of our biggest deals. Straight from Facebook lead forms. Check it out.