The £5/Day Ads Strategy For Predictable Enquiries

Ads.

Some people swear by them.
Some people swear at them.

In this episode, I'm breaking down what it actually takes to make Facebook and Instagram ads work without blowing your budget, losing your mind in Ads Manager, or feeling like you've "wasted money again."

Because here's the truth: ads aren't the problem.
Random ads are.

Inside this episode, I talk about:

• Why "organic only" isn't a badge of honour (and why there's no shame in paid growth)

• What's really happening when ads don't work

• The difference between nurture ads, lead gen ads and direct-to-sale ads

• How to use £5/day strategically instead of sporadically

• Why audience targeting is the make-or-break factor

• How ads fit into a bigger ecosystem (not just a one-off campaign)

• What predictable enquiries actually require behind the scenes

• Why automation and evergreen sales become possible when ads are done properly

I also share real client results, including cost-per-lead figures that prove this isn't theory — it's tested, refined, repeatable strategy.

If you've ever:

• Felt burnt by Ads Manager

• Assumed you "need a bigger budget"

• Believed ads are only for big businesses

• Or secretly wanted more predictable enquiries without working twice as hard

This episode will give you clarity.

Because £5 a day isn't about the number.
It's about the structure.

Want the full step-by-step training?

If you're inside The Wellness Business Club, head to Magnetic Marketing and watch Instagram & Facebook Ads For Any Budget.

If you're not yet a member, you can join for £37/month and get access to:

• The full ads training

• 50+ business growth trainings

• Live support

• Strategy sessions

• Ongoing refinement of your marketing

Come and tell me where you stand on ads.

Are you:

• Team Organic?

• Team Paid?

• Or Team "I tried once and it traumatised me"?

DM me over on Instagram:
instagram.com/kirstykianifard

Let's have the conversation.

Because predictable enquiries aren't about luck.
They're about strategy.