Facebook Advertising Co-Op
$100 per share · Clicks to purchase campaign
18 Ads. 16 Million-Person Audience Base. Direct-to-Sale Traffic. Fair Round-Robin Distribution.
Built and managed by Ron Malezis and LeadPower using more than 25 years of direct response and click-to-buy campaign experience.
How Traffic Moves

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.

Over the years, LeadPower has built a custom audience of more than 16 million people from advertising activity, clicks, registrations, purchases, customer activity, engagement, and response data.
The audience includes people who have shown interest or taken action around:
This gives the campaign a strong starting audience made up of people who have previously shown interest or taken action in related markets.
The front end is where the campaign is won.
Stop the scroll.
Get their attention.
Give them a reason to click.
Make the next step clear.
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.
We Let the Market Tell Us Which Ads Win.
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.
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.
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.
We would rather have fewer clicks from serious people than thousands of clicks from people who were never willing to invest.
This is designed as a direct-to-sale traffic campaign.
The goal is to shorten the distance between the ad click and the purchase.
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.
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.
Every click goes straight to the purchase page.
Pricing and value are shown before the click.
Track clicks that convert into purchases.
“Our job is to get the right people to click. Your job is to close the sale.”
Participants combine resources into one coordinated campaign.
Ads are built and tested instead of every participant creating their own.
Campaigns start with years of historical audience and response data.
Eighteen different ads give the campaign several chances to find a winner.
Round-robin technology distributes traffic among participants.
Cost is addressed upfront to discourage people looking only for something free.
Traffic is built around getting people to take action now.
The Goal Is More Purchases.
We want to combine strong creative, a large historical audience, clear pricing expectations, ongoing ad testing, direct-to-sale traffic, and fair round-robin distribution into one coordinated campaign.