Facebook Advertising Co-Op #2
$100 per share · Clicks to purchase campaign
Co-Op #1 Worked. Co-Op #2 Picks Up Right Where It Left Off.
The ads that won in Co-Op #1. New videos built around the messages that got the most clicks. And a new audience of people with a history of buying. No cold start.
$100 per share · Clicks to purchase campaign
Shares are limited. When they are gone, they are gone.
Built and managed by Ron Malezis and LeadPower with more than 28 years of direct response and click-to-buy campaign experience.
How Traffic Moves
Co-Op #1: The Completed Results
Final campaign totals and a first-15 vs. last-15 purchase comparison. The same reporting will be available for Co-Op #2.
Nopalea Clicks — Facebook Co-Op #1
CompletedSep 8 – Oct 19, 2026 · Report status: Paused · Checked Oct 19, 2026
99.99% of budget used · $0.38 unspent · Co-Op #1 has completed.
Same 15 purchases. Different performance.
First 15 vs. Last 15 Sales
Facebook-attributed purchase events · USD · Checked October 19, 2026
lower cost per recorded purchase
First 15 sales · Sep 8–29, 2026
$141.46
per recorded purchase
Last 15 sales · Oct 9–13, 2026
$44.61
per recorded purchase
| Metric | First 15 | Last 15 |
|---|---|---|
| Reporting dates | Sep 8–29, 2026 | Oct 9–13, 2026 |
| Recorded purchases | 15 | 15 |
| Calendar days | 22 | 5 |
| Purchases per day | 0.68 | 3.00 |
| Ad spend | $2,121.94 | $669.09 |
| Cost per recorded purchase | $141.46 | $44.61 |
| Facebook link clicks | 2,240 | 1,077 |
| Cost per link click | $0.95 | $0.62 |
| Link clicks per recorded purchase | 149.3 | 71.8 |
| Impressions | 35,982 | 21,937 |
4.4× the daily purchase pace — 15 recorded purchases in 5 days versus 22 days, with 51.9% fewer link clicks per recorded purchase.
Reporting methodology & limits
These are Facebook-attributed purchase events, not individually verified paid orders or unique customers. Ad sets optimize for a custom checkout-page visit, not confirmed payment; the purchase count is a separate reported event.
Whole-day totals contain exactly 15 purchases in each group. Startup spend before the first purchase is included. The last purchase was reported October 13; October 14–19 showed no purchases or spend. Dates follow Facebook reporting; account timezone could not be verified. Impressions are not unique people.
The later period performed better, but this comparison alone does not prove optimization caused the improvement or that the campaign is fully optimized. Attribution may change as delayed events arrive. Source: supplied Nopalea campaign comparison, checked October 19, 2026.
Snapshot of the Co-Op #1 report checked October 19, 2026. Purchases are Facebook-attributed events, not verified paid orders. All amounts are USD. Past results do not guarantee future results.
How Co-Op #2 Starts
We are not starting over. We are starting where Co-Op #1 finished.
Built on More Than 28 Years of Experience
Ron Malezis is the founder of LeadPower and DIRECT INTERNET MEDIA. Since 1998, Ron has worked in direct response marketing, click-to-buy campaigns, network marketing, and custom advertising campaigns.
Over the years, LeadPower has served more than 180,000 customers — network marketers, business opportunity seekers, entrepreneurs, and people looking to start or grow businesses.
We Are Not Starting From Zero. We Are Starting From Buyers.
Co-Op #1 put our ads in front of millions of people and showed us exactly who clicked and who bought. We used that data to build a new, tighter audience: people with a proven history of buying. That buyer audience is the target of Co-Op #2, and we are still adding to it while the campaign runs.
The audience is built from people who have already bought things like:
That is a very different starting point than a cold audience. We are not asking Facebook to guess who might buy. We are showing the offer to people who have already proven they buy online.
The Power Is in the Front End
The front end is where the campaign is won.
IMAGE
Stop the scroll.
HEADLINE
Get their attention.
MESSAGE
Give them a reason to click.
OFFER
Make the next step clear.
Co-Op #1 showed us which messages the market likes. Co-Op #2 puts more weight behind them.
The goal is not simply to generate the cheapest possible click.
The goal is to generate clicks from people who understand what the offer is and have enough interest to take the next step.
17 Ads Go Into Rotation
We Let the Market Tell Us Which Ads Win.
A Real Voice. A Real Story. A Real Offer.
User-generated style video creative ready for the Facebook ad rotation.
This video is embedded as a UGC-style creative asset for the campaign. It can be used as a standalone ad, a retargeting hook, or a landing-page reinforcement piece.
We Don't Guess. We Watch the Clicks.
Clicks by Ad
Head-to-Head
- Ad 1225
- Ad 2203
- Ad 3178
- Ad 4146
- Ad 5118
- Ad 695
- Ad 787
- Ad 878
- Ad 971
- Ad 10214
- Ad 11197
- Ad 12169
- Ad 13152
- Ad 14133
- Ad 15109
- Ad 1692
- Ad 1774
As the campaign runs, we watch which ads are producing the strongest click response.
The weaker ads can be reduced, replaced, or reworked.
The stronger ads can receive more attention and budget.
We Want Serious Prospects — Not Freebie Hunters
Every ad will make it clear that there is a cost involved.
We do not want someone clicking because they believe the opportunity is completely free or requires no out-of-pocket money.
Showing the cost or clearly stating that an investment is required helps set the right expectation before the prospect ever reaches the sales page.
Wrong Traffic
- “Is this totally free?”
- “Do I have to spend anything?”
- “I thought there was no cost.”
Better Traffic
- “I understand there is a cost.”
- “I'm interested.”
- “Tell me more.”
We would rather have fewer clicks from serious people than thousands of clicks from people who were never willing to invest.
From Facebook Directly Into the Sales Process
This is designed as a direct-to-sale traffic campaign.
The goal is to shorten the distance between the ad click and the purchase.
Every Participant Gets Their Turn
When a new prospect comes into the system, the round-robin wheel sends that opportunity to the next Co-Op participant in line. Once every participant has received a turn, the wheel starts the next rotation.
Then the wheel starts the next rotation.
Fair. Organized. Automatic.
Complete Campaign Flow
Every Click Goes to the Buy Path
Advertising gets the prospect to click.
The click takes them directly to the sales page or checkout.
The goal is not a name on a list. The goal is a qualified click that turns into a purchase.
Click to Buy
Every click goes straight to the purchase page.
Clear Offer
Pricing and value are shown before the click.
Optimize for Sales
Track clicks that convert into purchases.
“Our job is to get the right people to click. Your job is to close the sale.”
One Campaign. Shared Buying Power.
Shared Advertising
Participants combine resources into one coordinated campaign.
Professional Creative
Ads are built and tested instead of every participant creating their own.
Audience Advantage
Campaigns start with an audience of people who have a history of buying.
Continuous Testing
Seventeen different ads give the campaign several chances to find a winner.
Fair Distribution
Round-robin technology distributes traffic among participants.
Better Qualification
Cost is addressed upfront to discourage people looking only for something free.
Direct Response
Traffic is built around getting people to take action now.
The Goal Is Not More Clicks.
The Goal Is More Purchases.
We want to combine strong creative, an audience of proven buyers, clear pricing expectations, ongoing ad testing, direct-to-sale traffic, and fair round-robin distribution into one coordinated campaign.
The Hard Part Is Done. The Winners Are Found.
Co-Op #1 found the winners and the buyers. Co-Op #2 puts them to work. If you want a spot, grab a share before they fill up.
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