The Amy Porterfield Show · 2026-08-11 · 38 min · 8,523 words

Ashley Brock: $380 a Month Isn't Enough for Ads

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90% of the women listening, they have a proven offer. You don't necessarily say all meta, go all in. You're Audience. And your competitors are also on more than one place. I need you to not run ads if you're not gonna let them run for at least 90 days. Like give it time to figure out what doesn't work. Data makes decisions and decisions make dollars. The gap that's taking the most time is the fact that you are not eliminating bad performing ads soon enough.

And you're not spending more on the best one soon enough. My guest today. Is a dear friend of mine. One of them goes that one over there, she's big money. And it was my guest today. Her name is Amy Porterfield. Amy Porterfield is the ever amazing best selling author of two weeks' notice, Miss Amy Porterfield. You've tried ads. They didn't work. You spent money you didn't want to lose. You tweaked the audience. You swapped the creative. You changed the budget. You wondered if it was the platform or the pixel or the algorithm. Or just you.

And now you're frozen. You believe ads work for other people, you just don't believe they'll work for you. And somewhere underneath all of it, you've lost a little trust in yourself. Well, my guest today wants to change that. Ashley Brock has managed over$200 million in ad spend. She's worked directly with the CMOs of Fortune 500 companies. She's helped clients spending$10 a day and clients spending$100,000 a day. And she built her own company, Paid Ads Academy, into a multi-seven-figure business.

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