One thing I really like about Meta is how flexible you can be with split testing. You can test multiple creatives without needing a massive budget. The way I like to do it is: 1 campaign → multiple ad sets → 1 ad per ad set So if I want to test 10 ads at $5/day each, I can run a $50/day test and give every creative a fair shot. This is important because when you put a bunch of ads inside one ad set, Meta might spend most of the budget on only one or two creatives. That doesn’t always give you a clean test. With one ad set per ad, I can compare performance more evenly, find the outliers, and start cutting the losers. My general rule is to give an ad around $50–$60 in spend before making a final decision, unless the early numbers are clearly telling me otherwise. And remember: cost per lead is only ONE metric. At the end of the day, customer acquisition cost and actual sales matter most. If you want help setting this up for your business, join one of the live calls with me or Olivia this week and we’ll help you build it out.