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It takes me ten minutes to build a Facebook campaign now. Start to launch. Ten minutes. That used to be a half-day job. Interest research. Audience spreadsheets. Twenty ad sets. Lookalikes stacked on lookalikes, each one tested against the last like some science experiment. Hours of it. Every single launch. I don't do any of that anymore, and my campaigns perform better than they did when I was breaking my back over targeting. The shortcut works for one reason. All that setup used to be the job. In 2025 it's dead weight. Meta's AI already knows who buys from you, and every audience you hand it just gets in its way. The more you "help," the more it costs you. So the ten-minute build skips the part that was slowing everyone down. One clean campaign. Broad. Then all my energy goes where it actually counts, into the creative. The ad does the targeting. It speaks straight to the person I want, they stop scrolling, and Meta runs off to find more people exactly like them. Less work, lower costs, and the results actually got better. It felt wrong the first few times, honestly. Like I was skipping steps I was supposed to do. Then the numbers came in and I stopped second-guessing. We run this across the whole agency now. Seven figures a month in spend. Coaches, ecom, local businesses, B2B, course sellers, all of it on the same bare structure. I put the exact ten-minute build into a short guide. What to turn on. What to ignore. How to launch without touching a single interest. There's a traffic light system in there too, so you're not stuck staring at your dashboard. Green means keep it. Red means kill it. Yellow means hands off. You'll know what to do in three seconds flat. The price is five dollars. Five. I set it there so any advertiser who's tired of the grind can grab it without a second thought. Think of it as me introducing myself. Thirty-day guarantee sits on top. Run it, and if it wasn't worth five bucks, tell me and I'll give it back. If your campaign builds still eat half your day, you're doing work Meta would rather you skip. Ten minutes. Five dollars. Link below 👇