Meta (Facebook/Instagram) Ads Specialist — Low Budget Test, Sales Focused

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I’m looking for an experienced Meta Ads freelancer who knows how to drive sales on small budgets and make smart decisions fast. This is a lean test phase — total budget around $500 or less — with the intention to scale spend and compensation once profitable. I already have: • A live e-commerce store • A product ready to test • Basic assets (can provide creatives or collaborate on angles) What I need is experienced execution and direction, not theory. ⸻ What You’ll Be Responsible For • Reviewing my store and offer (quick, honest feedback) • Setting up or optimizing Meta (Facebook/Instagram) conversion campaigns • Structuring tests properly for low spend • Advising on creatives/hooks that convert • Monitoring performance and cutting losers fast • Focusing on sales, CPA, and ROAS — not vanity metrics ⸻ Requirements (Please Read) • Proven experience running profitable Meta Ads • Experience working with low daily budgets ($5–$20/day) • Comfortable testing and iterating quickly • Clear communication and honest feedback • Able to explain why something is or isn’t working Bonus: Experience scaling winning campaigns once traction is found. ⸻ Budget • ~$500 total (ad spend + management) for initial test • Open to one-time setup + short test period • More budget and ongoing work available once results are proven ⸻ To Apply (Required) Please answer the following: 1. What would you focus on first with a $500 test budget? 2. What results are realistic in the first 14–30 days? 3. Share 1–2 examples of campaigns you’ve run (screenshots or metrics preferred). ⸻ Important Note Please do not apply if your approach is focused on: • Brand awareness • Followers or impressions • Long retainers without testing first This role is strictly performance and conversion focused. Apply tot his job

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