Lead Quality Filter
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discussions evidencing this problem
Automatically score and filter Facebook lead ads in real-time to identify genuine, high-intent leads before wasting follow-up effort on low-quality submissions.
Straight from Reddit
“My client says not a single one of the leads reached back out to them”
“the follow-up rate is dismal – maybe 10-15% actually engage”
“Frustrating is opening your leads to have 200 collected and 0 responses from follow ups.”
“the leads my clients actually receive are consistently 20–30% fewer than what shows up in Ads Manager or Google Ads”
“the 20-30% discrepancy on Next.js sites is almost always one of two things”
“My marketing contact talks about impressions and reach. I care about covers and revenue.”
“the fact that your agency talks about impressions and reach instead of covers and revenue tells you everything you need to know about the relationship”
“I get 150–250 fake clicks per day when Search is active”
“Clicks come in bursts throughout the day. Since a click is $2-$3, spend can go +$100 in minutes.”
“get your tracking right before anything else. I spent months optimising on incomplete pixel data without knowing it”
From r/smallbusiness, r/startups and r/Entrepreneur
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discussions evidencing this
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pain statements
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distinct people
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communities
What a useful automation would help with
It could help you work out:
- Lead quality score (0 100)
- Automated filter recommendations
- Follow up priority ranking
Based on facebook lead ad submission data, crm qualification outcomes, lead engagement history.
Source threads
- Promoting a local business without Google or Facebook · r/smallbusiness
- I will not promote - Startups/founders guide. My experience · r/startups
- I spent ~$45 on Instagram ads to validate my app idea before writing any code. Here's my exact setup, results, and what I'd do differently. i will not promote · r/startups
- All I want to do is work on my business and create content, but my time is taken up by my day job · r/Entrepreneur
- Should I Double Down On Google Ads, Niche Down Or Pivot Completely? · r/Entrepreneur
- My best-performing product photo got 2,400 likes and 3 sales. My worst photo got 47 likes and 200+ clicks to site. · r/ecommerce
- Need help with my PPC ads on a new start up · r/ecommerce
- Spent $200+ on Instagram ads, got 8 DMs, zero clients. What am I doing wrong? · r/freelance
- Questions I’m Too Ashamed To Ask in person · r/shopify
- What are the key elements of a high-quality business website? · r/smallbusiness
- Anyone figured out which social posts actually drive sales vs just vanity metrics? · r/smallbusiness
- How do you currently track your business metrics across Stripe, Meta Ads, etc? · r/shopify
- Is it just me or is Meta + Google tracking kinda off lately? · r/shopify
- Help - AI agents for ecommerce - what’s actually working? · r/AI_Agents
- I got mass 0 views on my social media posts, so I built a tool to fix it · r/microsaas
- Building my first SaaS in public. Week 12 update: Reddit finally clicked · r/buildinpublic
- Contractor paying 33k a year to “marketing agency” · r/smallbusiness
- Struggling to grow my phone case business organically on social media — what actually works? · r/smallbusiness
- How did you actually learn to market yourself and get clients? · r/smallbusiness
- Need advice about tech stack and analysis tools. · r/ecommerce
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