I favor simple Meta CBO campaign setups as a practical way to reach customers, though my posts do not provide settings, budgets, or performance evidence.
On April 8, 2026, I said my best results usually come from good creative, good offer, enough room for the machine to learn. I did not quantify those results or define how much room the machine needs.
I offered a free audit to businesses doing $20k/mo+; the post asked people to reply “akemi” and included https://t.co/INpAoFOc0r. I did not specify what the audit includes, who conducts it, or what happens after someone replies.
On November 12, 2025, I questioned why ecommerce stores rely only on organic traffic and urged operators to put their best videos into a CBO on Meta, saying organic-only stores were “nerfing” themselves. I did not explain how to choose videos or configure the campaign. This recommendation sits alongside my broader emphasis on never stop testing ads.
On November 16, 2025, I called 1 CBO campaign on Meta the best sales outreach for a business. The post gave no rationale or details about the business, audience, objective, budget, or campaign settings, and its laughing emoji leaves the tone potentially humorous.
On November 24, 2025, I described an optimized CBO campaign with a sufficiently high budget and a strong blend of creatives as the closest thing to passive income. I did not define the budget, specify the creatives or platform, or provide results supporting the comparison.
On January 4, 2026, I shared a brief campaign reference specifying “US only” and “1 campaign,” calling it “clean af,” and linking https://t.co/iFvq3p9Y8Y. The post does not identify the campaign or explain what made it clean.
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