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Great advertising doesn't require reinventing the wheel every week. Once you understand what works, the opportunity is to build a system for repeating and improving it.
In this episode, Adi Klevit interviews Keagan O'Connell about the systems behind successful social media advertising. Drawing on his experience working with home improvement companies, Keagan explains why creative is the foundation of a strong campaign. Rather than getting distracted by complicated targeting and optimization techniques, he recommends first creating an ad that captures attention, maintains interest, and gives the prospect a clear next step.
Keagan also explains how businesses can make smarter decisions about advertising budgets and lead generation. Instead of choosing an arbitrary monthly ad spend, he recommends starting with the company's acceptable cost of marketing and working backward through average ticket size, customer acquisition cost, appointment rates, and other conversion metrics. He also discusses why sending paid traffic directly to a general website can create unnecessary distractions and shares what his agency has learned from testing Meta lead forms against landing pages.
Most importantly, Adi and Keagan explore how creativity itself can become more systematic. Once an ad proves successful, businesses don't necessarily need an entirely new concept. They can create variations by changing elements such as the aspect ratio, background music, captions, or other components while preserving the core idea that already works. That approach turns marketing from a constant search for the next big idea into a repeatable process of testing, learning, and improving.
