**#How To Spy On Successful CPA Facebook Ads#**
In this article, I am going to show you how you can find winning facebook ads of successful CPA marketers. As a beginner, you should always just figure out what’s already working and just replicate it so that way you can minimize failure in the beginning and increase your chances of success in CPA or Affiliate journey.
So, if you find any person who is running a winning Facebook ad, You can just replicate it to get more conversions.
I will try to make it very simple. All you really need to do is, go into Google search and type
Site:facebook.com “XXXX” “niche”
XXXXXXXX= whatever numbers you want to search i.e replace XXXX by “k likes”(k likes means 1000 likes) if you want to search highest like or "k shares" that’s in a particular niche if you want to find high shared post.
Then replace niche by any offer. Let say “credit score” If you want to find the campaigns for "credit scores".
Let say I want to find a post that is shared more than 1000 time containing “credit score” then I will do the search as
Site:facebook.com “k shares” “credit score”
Now there will be many credit score campaigns for credit scores from successful marketers.
Now see this post has 7641 shares it means this is very hot and viral offer. You can copy this offer and use this for your own credit score offer.
Try to Pick the most recent post that has high shares.
Open that, look at the post and the landing page. Make an exact copy of that post and landing page with some necessary changing and set up your own Facebook ad. It will 100% work.
You can go for another search combination if you don’t find the desired results.
Keep in mind some points before creating your own campaign.
• Try to use common niche words to find the best results.
• Always pick the most shared post.
• Try to pick recent post.
You can test it for your multiple CPA or Affiliate offers.
Suggestions will highly be appreciated. If you have another strategy please share in comments so all beginner can make some money without wasting their capital in failing ads.
Thank you so much for your time.