If you're a coach, expert, or service provider who's struggling to make Meta™ ads work, can't scale what's already working, or just want better results... listen up.
There's one thing I guarantee will solve all your problems: understanding how ads actually work so you can spot what's broken, what's working, and what to do next.
If you can read your ad account like a pro, you're set.
You'll never waste money on the wrong objective again. You'll never wonder why your ads aren't converting. You'll never be at the mercy of a media buyer who may or may not know what they're doing.
For more than seven years, I've trained business owners and media buyers how to run profitable Meta™ ads — and I can tell you confidently that making ads work is actually really straightforward once you understand how the system operates.
I know that sounds ridiculous when you're staring at your ad account wondering why you just spent $2,000 and got nothing, but it's true for one simple reason:
Profitable ads follow predictable patterns.
In fact, the most successful campaigns I've seen aren't the "creative" ones. They're the ones that follow the same simple formula: know your numbers, speak to the right problem, set up tracking correctly, and iterate based on data.
If you understand those fundamentals to the point that they're as natural to you as checking your bank account, you can do the same.
But here's what made my blood boil — and why I created Ads That Sell:
I logged into a new client's ad account for the first time.
Their previous media buyer had spent $84,000 on link click ads.
Not conversions. Not leads. Not sales. Link clicks.
The result? Zero revenue.
And the worst part? The client had no idea.
They trusted their media buyer. They didn't know what to look for. They didn't know what questions to ask. They just kept paying the bills while their business bled cash.
That's when I realized: business owners need to understand this stuff themselves.
Not to become full-time media buyers — but to know enough to spot the red flags, ask the right questions, and make smart decisions about their ad spend.
Whether you're running ads yourself or hiring someone to do it, you need to know what "good" looks like.
That's why I created Ads That Sell.











