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In this brief instructional segment, the presenter explains that Lookalike Audiences on Facebook are created by uploading a "seed" audience—such as lists of leads, past customers, booked calls, or buyers. Facebook then applies its algorithms and machine learning to analyze data points and behavioral similarities of the seed group, expanding it into a much larger audience (potentially millions) that mirrors the original characteristics. The explanation emphasizes the practical workflow: upload a modest list (e.g., 1,000–2,000 entries) and let Facebook generate a broader, behaviorally similar audience for advertising purposes.

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