I am running AFFF but 29 out of 30 leads are duplicates. Of course there is the obligatory "not represented by attorney" question in the form. My interpretation is that the audience is mostly harvested and no fresh leads available, meaning there is little I can do for optimization. But advertisers/ buyers are still running AFFF (they are not paying for ad cost). Am I missing something?

Hey @John Casto I just got an agency ad account from Max's Blink Digital Agency, you recommended. They are very supportive. But I have a concern. They provided me an ad account in which they attached a credit card. As far as I have researched, agencied which provide agency ad account have "Credit Line" option. So, I am concerned if I really got an agency ad account or it's just a normal ad account?

Is it “allowed” or “acceptable practise” to post leads to various buyers at the same time by separate zaps instead of posting one after the after in a chain where the next buyer will only be posted to in case of rejection of the prior buyer?

How do you guys approach the new regulation, in particular if to sell to various buyers? Considering the consumer consent most be 1:1, this means the consumer has to give consent to each single advertiser. If we sell to brokers we even do not know who they are. Is there a solution by ActiveProspect/ TrustedForms?

Thinking about doing a video series where I invest in the top Facebook ADs “gurus” out there on YouTube, pay for their high ticket coaching/course and do an honest review. I’d do a YouTube series of honest reviews, both pros and cons of each of their courses, strategies etc. Some off the top of my mind would be Ben heath Professor Charley T Nick Theriot Chase Chappell What do you think? Let me know in the comments below 👇