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Aug 17, 2026 9 min

Testing My Leads to Prove This System WORKS

from Lets Run Facebook Ads: The Podcast Hosted by Nick Boddington

Get my FREE 2026 Facebook Ads Masterclass here 👉 https://www.skool.com/theadsclinic/about In this episode, Nick shares the results of a real-world Facebook Ads experiment comparing landing pages and Meta lead forms. He breaks down how adding qualifying questions and conditional logic dramatically reduced the number of unqualified leads while increasing the quality of booked calls. Nick explains why paying more for a lead can actually be more profitable, how to identify whether your leads are worth pursuing, and why advertisers should focus on lead quality rather than simply chasing a low cost per lead. BUT THERE'S MORE... Follow me on Instagram to keep up to date with all the latest hacks: @nickboddington You can now watch the episode on Youtube!

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Get my FREE 2026 Facebook Ads Masterclass here 👉 https://www.skool.com/theadsclinic/about In this episode, Nick shares the results of a real-world Facebook Ads experiment comparing landing pages and Meta lead forms. He breaks down how adding qualifying questions and conditional logic dramatically reduced the number of unqualified leads while increasing the quality of booked calls. Nick explains why paying more for a lead can actually be more profitable, how to identify whether your leads are ...

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