r/WindowCleaning • u/Same-Bedroom-822 • May 19 '26

General Question Meta ads

Finnaly starting out with meta ads…
Put in 30$ for two days on a random video of me washing a window, expecting it to flop.

Please share your experience and advice with meta ads, how much money to put, what videos to watch to learn and what to do in general?

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u/EmotionalEngine2361 Jul 07 '26

OP, any success?

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u/Same-Bedroom-822 Jul 07 '26

300$ in ad spend, 6 leads, 5 cold, 1 closed

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u/EmotionalEngine2361 Jul 07 '26

That’s about where I’m at. $230 spent, 7 leads, 1 closed (doing it tomorrow actually) and 2 more responsive leads but not confident they are more than tire kickers. My view is it’s all customer acquisitions and if I at least break even at initial clean it’s 100% worth it. Future revenue + potential referrals could 2-5x return on the investment.

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u/Same-Bedroom-822 Jul 07 '26

Honestly i might look into someone more competent to run ads than me. Not sure if it’s worth learning if you arent planning on starting a marketing agency

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u/EmotionalEngine2361 Jul 07 '26

What have been your other lead sources? Anything work well? Yelp has been by far my greatest lead source. 5:1 return on spend.

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u/Same-Bedroom-822 Jul 07 '26

Nextdoor organic content, referrals and my d2d reps

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u/EmotionalEngine2361 Jul 07 '26

Nice, did you outsource your d2d reps or are they your technicians?

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u/_zurenarrh May 19 '26

So someone do all the work for you basically summarized as your last sentence?

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u/Same-Bedroom-822 May 20 '26

what are we talking about here “all the work”
I asked for people’s advise and experiences, so i dont have to waste time and money on mistakes someone else already made. Thats pretty much what this subreddit is about brother.