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@lukebelmararchive Luke Belmar Reveals His $16M Facebook Ad Strategy For His Dropshipping Store #lukebelmar #dropshipping #ecommerce #facebookads #socialmediamarketing
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@lukebelmararchive Luke Belmar Reveals His $16M Facebook Ad Strategy For His Dropshipping Store #lukebelmar #dropshipping #ecommerce #facebookads #socialmediamarketing
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The speaker reveals a $16 million Facebook ad strategy, explaining that most marketers neglect the comment section. He details his team's approach of 'engagement farming' by treating the comments like a Reddit forum, cultivating real conversations, asking for user-generated content like dog photos, and even manufacturing controversy to drive up comment volume, which in turn boosts the post's reach and dramatically lowers CPMs.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 60%
$16M FACEBOOK AD STRATEGY
Verbal hook · 35%
Most people only look at their creative and only look at their copy.
Visual hook · 5%
A close-up shot of a speaker in a professionally lit podcast studio with a prominent microphone. The background has dramatic blue and purple lighting, and the speaker uses expressive hand gestures to emphasize his points.
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The strategy most completely ignore.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Identify a universal but flawed approach used by the majority in a specific field, immediately creating an information gap about the 'correct' way.
Payoff
A jaw-dropping statistic that proves the superiority of the unconventional method, making the shared information feel immensely valuable.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Contrarian Playbook
To reveal a powerful, counter-intuitive strategy by first exposing a common industry blind spot, then detailing the unconventional method and its underlying mechanics, and finally proving its effectiveness with a dramatic, quantifiable result.
The Common Blind Spot
State the conventional wisdom or common practice and immediately identify its critical, overlooked flaw.
The Contrarian Solution
Introduce a completely different approach that directly addresses the flaw by focusing on the neglected area.
The System Rationale
Explain the underlying mechanism or system logic (e.g., algorithm, human psychology) that makes the contrarian solution uniquely powerful.
The Method Illustrated: Positive Application
Provide a concrete, positive example of how the method is applied in a real-world scenario to build value.
The Ineffective Foil
Contrast the superior method with the typical, simplistic, and less effective response that 'everyone else' would use, reinforcing the speaker's expertise.
The Method Illustrated: Advanced Application
Demonstrate a more advanced or nuanced application of the method, showing a deeper level of mastery that goes beyond the obvious.
The Controversial Escalation
Introduce a surprising, potentially controversial tactic that pushes the boundaries of the strategy, creating peak intrigue and demonstrating a willingness to break rules.
The Core Insight
Reveal the key principle or system loophole that allows the controversial tactic to work, providing the 'aha!' moment for the viewer.
The Overwhelming Proof
Conclude with a single, massive, and specific quantifiable result that validates the entire contrarian strategy and serves as the ultimate payoff.
Luke Belmar Reveals His $16M Facebook Ad Strategy For His Dropshipping Store #lukebelmar #dropshipping #ecommerce #facebookads #socialmediamarketing
title · beginning
$16M FACEBOOK AD STRATEGY
contextual · beginning
MOST PEOPLE
contextual · beginning
COMMENT SECTION
informational · middle
REDUCING CPM
contextual · middle
ENGAGEMENT FARMED
contextual · middle
CULTIVATE RELATIONSHIPS
contextual · middle
TRIGGER CONTROVERSY
informational · end
160X
Worst people only look at their creative and only look at their copy. Nobody looks at the comments section. So what did we do? We began treating the comments section understanding that if people commented in the comments section, Facebook would trigger it as people being interested. Therefore, boosting the post and reducing our CPM. We engagement farmed real conversations like a Reddit forum. Eighty eight would hop into our ad and she would be in a scenario tier like, oh, this is a cool product. It would be nice for my dog. Most motherfuckers would be like, oh, well that's cool. You can get it for 50% off. Here's the link. What did we do? Cultivate relationships with customers. Oh, that's great. Mind sharing a photo of your dog? Boom. Next worse, that's a cute dog. Oh, perfect. Do you have a dog? Please post a photo of your dog. Then we would trigger controversy. So we would have an account that good no and be like, I don't like that dog. And people would just go crazy rank comment, but Facebook doesn't know the difference. Therefore, we began to have extremely cheap CPMs. We were able to reduce our advertising worst by a 160 x.