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Use listing-specific ads featuring a real waterfront property with price, MLS number, and full exterior photos instead of generic area ads. Run Facebook lead forms rather than website traffic, and swap the listing when frequency exceeds 3.0 or CTR drops below 1%.

Property-specific ads with ground-level full exterior photos of waterfront homes in the $2M-$5M range convert best, with a tested winner at $2.82 CPL. Generic area-focused or lifestyle ads without a specific listing were tested and failed to convert.

Use phrase and exact match keywords only, grouped by location such as luxury Miami and waterfront Fort Lauderdale, with high-intent terms like buy and for sale. Maintain aggressive negative keyword lists covering rentals, budget terms, wrong locations, and job seekers.

No, ads, ad sets, and campaigns should always be paused, never deleted. Pausing preserves historical performance data like CPL, CTR, and spend, which is valuable for trend analysis and avoiding repeated mistakes.

Low lead quality usually comes from missing price qualification and broad targeting. Add the property price to the ad copy, include a budget question in the lead form, tighten income and interest targeting, and expand negative keywords on Google.

Kill the lowest performer in each ad set every 5-7 days and introduce a new challenger listing against the winner. Do a full listing rotation monthly, and always verify advertised listings are still active rather than sold or pending.