Course

Advanced Meta Ads Course

CXL Institute Paid Advanced

For a founder who wants to go past a blog post, this is a structured, paid course built specifically around scaling with control instead of chasing screenshots.

  • Practitioner-led modules on planning, testing and scaling Meta campaigns with attribution and incrementality built in.
  • Covers lift studies and how to validate whether reported ROAS reflects real incremental revenue.
  • Built for founders and marketers who already run ads but want a rigorous system rather than gut-feel targets.
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The question it answers

  1. What ROAS should I realistically expect from Meta ads for my D2C brand?

Read with it

  1. An Indian agency playbook that puts numbers on the UGC-first approach: a 70/30 prospecting-retargeting split and 10-15 UGC... Sociolabs Article How D2C Brands in India Can Achieve 3x-4x ROAS with Meta Ads Sociolabs
  2. Zooms out to the profitability-over-growth shift defining Indian D2C, the mindset you need to evaluate whether a hot channel... Forbes India Article India's D2C Journey: After Rapid Scale-Up, Why It's Now All About Discipline Forbes India
  3. Resets unrealistic expectations with real 2025 benchmark data by vertical, useful for checking your ROAS against your actual... Triple Whale Article What Is a Good ROAS? 2025 Industry Benchmarks and Strategies Triple Whale
  4. Razorpay processes payments for thousands of Indian D2C brands, and this piece gives category wise CAC benchmarks in rupees,... Razorpay Learn Article Customer Acquisition Cost: A D2C Guide to Profitability Razorpay Learn
  5. Walks through the exact formula a founder needs to compute their own break-even number before comparing it to anyone else's... Triple Whale Article Breakeven ROAS: Definition, Formula & Why It's Essential Triple Whale
  6. Taylor Holiday's agency is the most quoted voice in DTC for reframing ROAS around profit, useful pushback against chasing a... Common Thread Collective Article Why ROAS Is a Terrible Ecommerce Metric + 3 That Actually Matter Common Thread Collective
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