Automate your Ads to Make Millions with Shopify Dropshipping 2024 [Guide]
This strategy helped me make $1 million last year with minimal effort. Dynamic ads on Facebook can find winning products for you. But, it only works for niche stores with multiple products. Connect your Shopify catalog to meta and let it do the work for you. No need to create video ads or find winning products. Just set it up and let it run. But, it doesn’t work well for one-product stores. Once meta finds a winning product, create new ad creatives for it. Peace! 🚀
🚀 Automate Your Facebook Ads with Dynamic Carousel Ads
This automated Facebook ad strategy helped me generate $1 million in Revenue last year with little to no effort and I’m going to show you guys step by step on how you can set up your first campaign for your Dynamic ads so you can let meta find you winning products and ads throughout the year.
What are Dynamic Ads?
Dynamic ads allow you to create templates that automatically pull images and information from your product catalog. You don’t need to choose what products are advertised within Dynamic ad, however, you do choose what product set you want to assign to the dynamic ads. This type of ad only works for niche stores with multiple products, preferably more than 20.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Works well for E-stores | Not suitable for one-product stores |
| Automated and requires minimal effort | No control over products chosen by meta |
| Saves money on creating video ads | Likes and comments are not saved |
| Automatically finds winning products |
📊 How Do Dynamic Carousel Ads Work?
So how do Dynamic Carousel ads work? You have to create a product set with as many products as you want. Then, you can create different product sets for different categories. For example, if you’re running a pet store, you can create a product set for dog beds, cat beds, dog toys, and cat toys. You’ll then create a dynamic Carousel ad connected to each product set.
Connecting Your Shopify Catalog
You want to install Facebook and Instagram app on Shopify which is totally free. You want to set your share data to maximum, add your pixel, add your sales channels, and then connect your product catalog to meta.
🛠️ Setting Up Your Product Sets
To set up your product sets, you want to navigate to the Commerce manager, click on the burger menu, and find it within the list. If you don’t have a catalog, you’re going to add a catalog. Once you have your shop five product catalog, click in and go to catalog, then sets. To create your first product set, head over to the top right, create set, use filters, and name the set dogs. You can also add more filters if you like.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Automated and requires minimal effort | Not suitable for one-product stores |
| Saves money on creating video ads | No control over products chosen by meta |
| Automatically finds winning products | Likes and comments are not saved |
| Works well for E-stores |
📈 Setting Up Your First Campaign
Once you have your product sets set up, it’s time to create your first campaign. Set up a CBO campaign under sales and name it "Top of the funnel dogs testing". Then, go to the adsets, set the country, and add your Carousel ad and set the budget.
Pros and Cons of Running Dynamic Carousel Ads
The first advantage of this strategy is that it works really well on E-stores. Meta will automatically find you winners whether that’s winning products or winning creatives or copy. You rarely need to update these ads and you can pretty much run them all year round. Another advantage is that you don’t need to spend money on creating video ads.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Works well for E-stores | Not suitable for one-product stores |
| Automated and requires minimal effort | No control over products chosen by meta |
| Saves money on creating video ads | Likes and comments are not saved |
| Automatically finds winning products |
In conclusion, running Dynamic Carousel ads is an effective way to automate your ads and find winning products without much effort. However, it’s important to note that this strategy may not work well for one-product stores and has limitations in terms of product control.
