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Strategi Menjual 100,000 ROTI dari Iklan Meta Ads

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Business

Core case study (First Wish Bakery)

  • First Wish Bakery reportedly sold 100,000 units of bread/pies via a Meta Ads-driven funnel.
  • The video breaks the system into three parts: 1) Ad content strategy (Meta “Andromeda/Metaandromeda” using variations) 2) Sales process (landing page → WhatsApp) 3) CS/WhatsApp automation + follow-up (speed-to-lead, retargeting)

1) Advertising content strategy (Meta “Andromeda” = Topics + Visuals)

What they look for (benchmarking competitor ads)

  • Use the Facebook Ads Library to find ads that repeat / are still active (treated as “winning ads”).
  • Screenshot/save repeated hooks and angles, especially:
    • “~200 calories” (repeated hook)
    • diet angle while still eating sweets
    • texture (e.g., softer vs “tough regular bread”)
    • implied “sweet/diet” and ingredient angles (e.g., stevia sugar mentioned)

Framework / playbook (explicit)

  • “Topics + Visuals → create a market”
  • Winning topics are expanded with varied creatives, such as:
    • bread-first visuals vs UGC/human visuals
    • image vs video versions
    • multiple angles combining with the same key topic (e.g., diet + “200 calories”)

Why so many variations?

  • Different audiences respond to different creative formats:
    • some prefer video
    • others prefer images

Stated creative rule: “If you already have a topic that involves purchasing, please add various types of visuals.”


2) Sales process strategy (Landing Page → WhatsApp) + conversion tracking for WA

Funnel path described

  1. Meta ad → Landing page
  2. Landing page → WhatsApp (WA) chat
  3. Purchase happens inside WhatsApp

Landing page messaging structure (what it includes)

  • Value positioning
    • “delicious as bread”
    • “healthier like regular bread”
  • Credibility proof
    • lab-tested
    • “international breakers” (wording unclear, but implies external validation)
    • “chef studied abroad”
  • Product knowledge
    • benefits explained
  • Testimonials
  • Conversion incentive
    • free shipping via admin chat

Key tracking problem & solution (WA conversions)

Problem

  • If purchases happen on WhatsApp, relying only on Meta’s Meta Pixel (tracking purchases on the landing page) may not capture purchase events after the user leaves the site.

Solution

  • Use Conversion API (CAPI) (the summary also references “API capion”) so Meta receives a purchase signal even though purchase happens on WA.
  • Use WhatsApp flow triggers so Meta can “learn” what a purchase is.

Operational setup guidance mentioned

  • When creating the campaign:
    • choose the Sales objective
  • In the Ad Set:
    • for CTWA (Click-to-WhatsApp):
      • use the correct message destination approach
      • select a conversion/pixel method that matches WA tracking
    • distinction noted by the speaker:
      • CTWA: typically needs CAPI / WA-capable conversion tracking (pixel-to-purchase won’t work reliably after leaving the landing page)
      • LPWA: can use the pixel “as usual” because the website is part of the measured path

Failure mode (why results aren’t good)

  • If Meta can’t properly determine whether a purchase happened (because purchase occurs on WA and isn’t tracked), Meta’s optimization underperforms.

3) CS / WhatsApp automation + follow-up

Automation workflow (speed + personalization)

  • WhatsApp automation is used to reply quickly (example time mentioned around 10:15).
  • Automation segments users with direct questions (examples shown):
    • dietary/health needs such as diabetes, autoimmune, cancer
  • Then the agent provides:
    • product claim: “healthy snack”
    • repeated hook around 200+ calories
    • ingredient mention: filled with stevia sugar (as stated)

Follow-up behavior

  • After the initial automated segment, the operator appears to switch to human follow-up.
  • Retargeting signal mentioned:
    • users received the same ads again on Instagram, implying retargeting (and/or pixel-based audiences) for WA/automation engagers.

Concrete actionable recommendations (implied)

  • Audit winning competitor hooks using Facebook Ads Library and identify repeated active ads.
  • Build a testing matrix:
    • pick a core topic (e.g., ~200 calories, diet+sweet, texture, stevia)
    • produce multiple visual variants (bread imagery, UGC, human shots)
    • include both image and video creatives
  • Optimize the funnel:
    • landing page with credibility proof + testimonials + clear WA CTA + free shipping incentive
  • Fix Meta optimization for WA sales:
    • use Sales objective
    • add Conversion API so Meta optimizes to real purchases inside WhatsApp
  • Speed-to-lead:
    • implement WhatsApp automation for instant replies
    • use human follow-up after the initial automated interaction
  • Use retargeting:
    • retarget users who opted into automations / engaged via WhatsApp

Metrics / KPIs mentioned in the subtitles

  • Sales volume: 100,000 units (bread/pies) for First Wish Bakery
  • Product positioning hook: ~200 calories repeated frequently
  • Timing example: automation reply timing around 10:15
  • No explicit targets provided for ROAS, CAC/LTV, CPA, conversion rate, AOV, or revenue.

Presenters / sources

  • Presenter: Jordan (host/explainer; “My name is Jordan.”)
  • Source for ad benchmarking: Meta/Facebook Ads Library

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