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I am still panicking while typing this…..
Posted by on March 22, 2026 at 8:07 pmI have been spending on Meta for around a month and then I stopped it and then I started it again with a good hope. I am running a D2C brand for women's handbags and when I started running the Meta ads, it gave me a result that my website was not good enough for conversion.
So I revamped it according to the Reddit comments only and I started getting good compliments about it, about the updated site. And now I started running ads again. It's been around 3-4 days. My unique outbound CTR was around 1 to 1.8. And then I stopped carousel ads because it thought people use it for remarketing only.
The budget was 300 per day according to Indian rupees. I know that's not a very big budget, but for me right now, from the financial condition point of view, it feels like a huge budget to spend 9,000 rupees a month on Meta ads and getting no results.
Since there are no conversions, i dont know how it will come out of the learning phase, In panick, i am making changes constantly, due to which the cycle is getting continued. I don't know what to do. Right now I'm also getting data. I have tried seven different types of ads for Meta ads and only two of them got good results with 0.89 average Unique outbound CTR.
There are no purchases and I am still panicking while typing this. Since andromeda, i am reading like give meta more creatives, it will find the audience on it's own. Right now, i am thinking of making more ads to test. Tell me if i am thinking in the right direction or not.
Website – houseofclarte.com
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That part about no purchases while constantly changing things is the key tension. it’s not just ads underperforming, it’s that the setup keeps resetting before anything can stabilize.This kind of pattern usually blocks real signal from ever forming.
Quick question, are you letting one setup run long enough to gather data, or changing things every time results don’t show quickly?
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I know the panic well, and the constant changes are exactly what’s trapping you in the learning phase. Here’s the hard truth… every change you make resets the learning clock. Pause. Breathe. You already did the right thing by fixing your website that’s a solid foundation. Now, pick your two best performing ads and let them run untouched for at least 5-7 days with no edits. A ₹300 daily budget is enough to test, but only if you stop interfering. The more creatives advice applies when you have a stable campaign to scale, not when you’re still in panic test mode. Right now, your goal isn’t purchases it’s letting Meta exit learning and gather meaningful data. After one week, review results, then decide what to scale or kill. You’re closer than you think, but only if you stop touching the controls.
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