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You're turning off the wrong ads. I see it every single week. A founder or their media buyer goes into Ads Manager, sorts by results, and turns off everything that didn't get a direct sale. Makes sense, right? Kill the losers. Keep the winners. Scale what works. Except that's not how Andromeda works. And it hasn't for a while. Here's what's actually happening inside Meta's algorithm right now: Andromeda is tracking the SEQUENCE your audience consumes your ads in. Not just which ad they clicked. The order they watched them. So let's say you have 5 ads running. A prospect watches Ad 1 and does nothing. Watches Ad 2 and does nothing. Watches Ad 3 and does nothing. Then buys on Ad 4. You look at your dashboard and see: Ad 4 has sales. Ads 1, 2, and 3 have zero. So you turn off 1, 2, and 3. And suddenly Ad 4 stops converting too. You just killed the supporting cast and wondered why the lead actor forgot their lines. Andromeda knew that prospect needed Ads 1, 2, and 3 IN THAT ORDER before they were ready to buy on Ad 4. You didn't know that because your dashboard doesn't show you the sequence. But the algorithm does. This is why I tell my students: if Facebook is spending your budget on an ad with zero sales, it's not wasting your money. It's building the bridge to the sale you can't see yet. This is also why most ad strategies fall apart after a few weeks. The founder or the agency starts "optimizing" — turning things off, swapping creative, restructuring campaigns — and they break the sequence Andromeda was building. The best strategy I've ever seen? Set it. Let it run. Stop touching it. I've been running the same power content ads for 4 years. Haven't changed them. They're a permanent fixture. The only thing I change is the conveyor belt content — and even that, I just boost for $10 for 3 days and let it expire on its own. That's the whole system. And your VA can run it for $7/month. Live coaching. AI tools. Campaign blueprints. Everything they need to stop guessing and start letting the algorithm do its job. No contract. Cancel anytime. Stop killing the supporting ads. Let the sequence compound.