Facebook Ads Training by Khalid Hamadeh

Facebook Ads Training by Khalid Hamadeh

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Description

Level UP Your Facebook & Instagram Ads Skills
This course will give you ALL the tools and skills you need to build the most effective and affordable Facebook campaign
Meet Your Instructor
Khalid is a Facebook ads expert with 6 years experience in Facebook ads, and 3 years spent working at Facebook as a client ads consultant. He was a Global Solutions Partner at Facebook HQ, and before that, a Client Solutions Manager at Facebook Canada.
Khalid has worked with dozens of multinational enterprise clients, hundreds of small/medium companies, and thousands of entrepreneurs/marketers, helping them drive return on investment through Facebook & Instagram ad campaigns. Among others, he’s worked with Netflix, eBay, Johnson & Johnson, Coca-Cola, Nestlé, Molson and many early stage startups.
Khalid has launched 5 eCommerce companies on Facebook and Instagram, and launched his own FB ads consultancy.
He is currently Founder of Khalid H Facebook Marketing consultancy, and Founder of growing eCommerce business, StrawSave.
Course Curriculum
Introduction
video icon Welcome! (0:15)
video icon Brands Built Entirely on Facebook & Instagram – What do They Know? (1:07)
video icon About Me (2:11)
video icon What You’ll Learn in this Course (2:04)
video icon Agenda for This Course (1:13)
Facebook’s Ad Ecosystem
video icon Facebook’s Ad Ecosystem and the 10 Year Roadmap (2:20)
video icon Beyond the Facebook Blue App (2:05)
video icon Cross-Channel, Cross-Device, Identity Tracking (0:55)
video icon The Emergence of Digital Native Companies, Built on Facebook and Instagram (2:43)
video icon Programming the Right Instructions: Campaign Objectives (2:38)
video icon Modern Problems Require Modern Solutions (2:20)
quiz icon Ad Ecosystem Quiz!
video icon NEW: Ads Manager Part 1: Beginner 101, Navigation, and Reporting (19:25)
video icon NEW: Campaign Structures: Evolving From Basic to Advanced (12:50)
How to WIN the Facebook ad auction
video icon How the Facebook Ad Auction Works (1:58)
video icon The Underlying Auction Formula That Runs EVERYTHING (5:02)
video icon How to Win at the Auction (4:30)
video icon Minimizing Constraints on Delivery (1:13)
video icon Why are Lookalike Audiences So Powerful? (2:19)
video icon Building a Robust Lookalike Targeting Strategy (4:02)
video icon NEW: A Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up Lookalike Audiences (in Ads Manager) (8:20)
video icon The “Learning Stage” of Optimization (1:46)
video icon Preventing “Significant Edits” & Learning Resets (3:08)
video icon What Exactly is the Facebook Pixel? Why is it a MUST? (2:51)
video icon Facebook Pixel Implementation Principles (5:45)
video icon Placement Liquidity (Automatic Placements & Asset Customization) (3:16)
video icon Post-Click User Experience (2:49)
video icon Key Takeaways (3:29)
quiz icon Ad Auction Quiz!
What the Best Advertisers Do
video icon Who are the Best? Why Should We Care What They Do? (2:12)
video icon The Automation Mindset (1:02)
video icon 5 Principles to Remember (0:38)
video icon 1. Automated Account Structures (3:17)
video icon 2. A) Campaign Budget Optimization (3:28)
video icon 2. B) Example of Campaign Structure (2:44)
video icon 3. A) Bid-Constrained vs Budget-Constrained (2:41)
video icon 3. B) Manual Bidding – How Do You Do It? (3:39)
video icon 3. C) Manual Bidding – How Does It Actually Work? (4:06)
video icon 3. D) Manual Bidding Examples – How to Choose the Right Bid Amount (5:04)
video icon 3. E) Advanced Bidding Strategy with LTV Cohorts (2:40)
video icon 3. F) Cost Cap vs Bid Cap vs Target Cost Bidding (3:43)
video icon 4. Laser Focused on Signal Volume (6:28)
video icon 5. Fully Leveraged Targeting Capabilities (4:11)
video icon Key Takeaways (1:47)
quiz icon What the Best Advertisers Do – Quiz!
How to Build Amazing Ads
video icon The Mobile Attention Span (1:55)
video icon Creative Best Practices and Considerations (2:39)
video icon Stories + Feed Video + Static = Winning Combination (0:55)
video icon Deconstructing Excellent Ads – Part 1 (2:52)
video icon Deconstructing Excellent Ads – Part 2 (2:29)
video icon Deconstructing Excellent Ads – Part 3 (1:55)
video icon Adding Motion to Static Images (Cinemagraphs) (0:59)
video icon The Ad Library – An Incredible Tool No-one Knows About (3:14)
video icon Animoto – My Choice for Building Great Ads (4:52)
video icon Creative Hub Gallery – For Inspiration & Exploring New Formats (1:33)
video icon Native Ads Manager Editor – Quick & Easy Templates (0:56)
video icon Canva – General Design Resource with Templates (1:18)
video icon Key Takeaways (3:26)
quiz icon How to Build Amazing Ads – Quiz!
Newly Added Content and Advanced Lessons
video icon Lead Ads Part 1: What are Lead Ads & Who Should Use Them? (4:34)
Lead Ads Part 2: Why Use Lead Ads? (3:28)
Lead Ads Part 3: Step-by-Step Tutorial, How to Setup a Campaign + Copywriting Tips (18:05)
Lead Ads Part 4: Best Practices (4:43)
eCommerce Campaign Structure Guide (30:05)
Dynamic Creative: Super-Easy, Automated Ad Creation (10:35)
Ad Policy Part 1: Policy Compliance (19:26)
Ad Policy Part 2: Preventing Disables, Appeals, Limiting Impact on Business, and More (16:55)
Ad Policy Part 3: How to Create Backup Business Manager, Ad Accounts, and Audiences (11:13)
Scaling Ad Spend Part 1: Case Study + Prerequisites (12:13)
Scaling Ad Spend Part 2: How I Scale, Scaling Tactics, and Leaky Buckets (30:06)
The Audience Overlap Analysis Tool (11:26)
Conversion Optimization Windows (10:30)
COLD Starts: How to Start with No Data, the Cascading Method (9:37)
Dynamic Ads Part 1: Intro, Benefits, and Requirements (11:35)
Dynamic Ads Part 2: Step-by-Step Tutorial (22:34)
Video Poll Ad Unit: Quick Tutorial (6:01)
video icon Congrats on Finishing the Course! (0:09)

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