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Duane Alexander
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  • Atlanta, GA
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Facebook ad strategy w/ the new special ad category?

Duane Alexander
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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How are investors marketing using facebook ads now with the new special ad category for housing that limits targeting to specific zip codes? I am a flipper looking for my first deal in a couple of specific zip codes so it's a bummer for me that we cannot use facebook ads in this manner anymore to generate leads. 


An alternative could be to generate a list using prop stream or whatever and then create a custom audience to target using that. Has anyone done that? How big of a list would be necessary to make this strategy effective? Could I get away with a very specific list with 200-500 addresses? Or would I need a list of 1500+ for this to be worth any time? 

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