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Course content
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01-Welcome01:07
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01-Welcome01:33
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02-Lesson 1 - 5 Foundations of Meta Ads08:06
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02-Lesson 1 - 5 Foundations of Meta Ads01:37
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03-Lesson 2 - Set Up and Categorizing Ads05:04
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04-Lesson 3 - Setting Up a Meta Pixel01:00
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04-Lesson 3 - Setting Up a Meta Pixel05:28
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05-Lesson 4 - The Anatomy of An Ad21:30
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05-Lesson 4 - The Anatomy of An Ad01:59
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06-Lesson 5 - Setting Up Custom Audiences02:49
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07-Lesson 6 - Custom Audience Set Up - Pixel02:29
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08-Lesson 7 - Custom Instagram Followers and Lookalike Audience Set Up04:10
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01-Lesson 8 - Ads to Grow Your Email List06:17
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01-Lesson 8 - Ads to Grow Your Email List01:27
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02-Lesson 9 - Setting Up Your Lead Gen Form Ad17:36
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03-Lesson 9 - Setting Up Your Lead Gen Form Ad25:05
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04-Connecting Zapier to Flodesk04:41
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01-Lesson 10 - Ads to Grow Your Audience05:40
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02-Lesson 11 - Setting Up Your Awareness Ad07:14
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01-Module - Group Call Recordings14:02
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01-Module - Group Call Recordings01:23
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02-Lesson 13 - Setting Up Your Traffic Ad12:55
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03-Lesson 14 - Setting Up a Retargeting Sales Ad05:48
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01-Lesson 15 - Monitoring Your Ads01:00
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01-Lesson 15 - Monitoring Your Ads19:39
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01-Lesson 16 - What Content Should I Use for an Ad06:04
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01-Lesson 16 - What Content Should I Use for an Ad01:59
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Requirements
- Basic familiarity with online business or digital marketing is helpful.
- A computer with internet access.
- An interest in paid advertising, growth, and campaign optimization.
- Willingness to analyze performance data and iterate on campaigns.
Description
Ads That Scale is a practical course focused on building paid advertising systems that can support growth over time. The learning journey begins with the fundamentals of scalable advertising, including how to think about campaign structure, audience selection, messaging, and the relationship between offer, creative, and conversion. Rather than treating advertising as a series of isolated tactics, the course presents a repeatable framework for making decisions that improve performance across the full campaign lifecycle.
The early modules establish the strategic foundation. Students learn how to define campaign goals, identify what makes an ad account scalable, and connect advertising activity to business outcomes. This stage emphasizes clarity around the customer journey, since effective ads depend on knowing who the audience is, what problem is being solved, and what action the campaign should drive. By the end of this section, students should be able to evaluate whether an advertising approach is likely to produce consistent results or only short-term gains.
From there, the course moves into campaign creation. Students explore how to shape ad angles, develop messages that speak to audience intent, and organize campaigns in a way that supports testing and expansion. The focus is on practical execution: building ads with a clear hook, relevant promise, and measurable objective. Students also learn how to think about creative variation so that campaigns can be improved without losing strategic consistency.
A major part of the course is performance analysis. Students are guided through the process of reading ad metrics in context, interpreting signals such as click behavior, conversion efficiency, and spending patterns. The goal is not simply to monitor numbers, but to understand what those numbers mean and how they should influence the next action. This helps students move from reactive decision-making to a more disciplined optimization process.
The scaling phase addresses how to grow successful campaigns without sacrificing efficiency. Students learn how to approach budget increases, testing cycles, and iterative refinement in a structured way. The course explains how scaling decisions should be based on evidence from campaign behavior, not guesswork, and how to preserve what is working while improving weaker areas. This creates a framework for managing growth with more control and less uncertainty.
The course also covers the role of creative and messaging in long-term performance. Students examine how to refresh ads, adjust angles, and maintain audience relevance as campaigns mature. This is important because even strong campaigns can decline if the market, offer, or creative environment changes. The course teaches a process for responding to performance shifts without rebuilding everything from scratch.
By the end of Ads That Scale, students will have a more complete understanding of how effective advertising systems are built, evaluated, and expanded. The course combines strategy, execution, and optimization into a single workflow that can be applied to real campaign work. Students finish with a clearer method for planning ads, measuring results, and making informed decisions that support scalable growth over time.
Who this course is for:
People who want to improve their paid advertising skills with a practical, strategy-driven approach. Marketers, business owners, and operators looking to build more scalable ad campaigns will find the material especially relevant.Instructor
Brooklyn GrotteAbout Me
I work in paid advertising and growth strategy with a focus on how campaigns perform in real market conditions. My background has been shaped by hands-on experience with campaign planning, testing, optimization, and the practical decisions that determine whether ads can scale efficiently.
My approach is grounded in clear analysis and disciplined execution. I pay attention to the relationship between audience, creative, offer, and metrics, because I have found that sustainable results come from understanding how these parts work together rather than chasing isolated tactics. I value frameworks that can be applied repeatedly, but I also adapt those frameworks when performance data shows that a change is needed.
Over time, I have developed a preference for simple, measurable processes that reduce guesswork. I focus on identifying what is driving results, what is limiting performance, and how to make improvements without introducing unnecessary complexity. That mindset has shaped the way I think about growth, budgeting, testing, and account structure.
I also value clarity in communication. In my work, I try to separate signal from noise and keep attention on the decisions that matter most. That includes understanding the customer, the message, and the conditions required for a campaign to remain effective as it scales.
My perspective comes from working directly with advertising systems and learning from the outcomes they produce. I approach the work with curiosity, patience, and a strong preference for evidence over assumption.
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