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Most founders have LinkedIn traction with nothing to show for it in the CRM. On Sep 30, Maria Gharib (Mindstream) and Valerie Chapman (Ruth AI) walk through the exact system live.
From AI-assisted content creation to sequenced outreach to booked meeting. You'll leave with a process you can run the same day.
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1️⃣ Meta One Puts Business Features Behind a Subscription
Meta launched Meta One, paid plans for businesses and creators: Essential ($14.99/month), Advanced ($49.99), Expert ($149) and Max ($499). Essential is basically Meta Verified, while higher tiers add links in organic posts and reels, story scheduling up to 30 days ahead, exportable analytics and more Meta Business Agent replies. Prices seem to apply per Page, Instagram profile or WhatsApp number, and Meta says plans vary by region.
Source: Jon Loomer
My take: I haven't tried it yet. I need to see how much value it actually offers before I pay for it.
2️⃣ Meta Starts Dropping the Page Ad Limit
Some advertisers now see a message in Ads Manager saying there is no longer a limit on how many ads one Page can run. Bram Van der Hallen spotted it in an account running 286 ads against a limit of 250, and the new ads deliver anyway.
Source: PPC Land
My take: Good news for anyone who tests a lot of creative, because pausing old ads just to launch new ones was always a pain. Just don't read it as an invitation to launch 50 versions of the same idea.
3️⃣ Meta Tests AI-Built Landing Pages for Ads
Meta added a new AI test feature called Landing Page Experience. It builds a visual landing page from your website, and people who tap your ad may see that page instead of your actual site. It sits with the other AI test features in Advertising Settings, which use under 5% of your impressions, and you can switch it off.
Source: Jon Loomer
My take: I'm switching this one off. I want people to land on the page my client built and tested, not an AI copy of it.
4️⃣ Meta Launches Muse, Its Personal AI Agent
Meta launched Muse, a personal AI agent that can research, build things and run tasks for you, separate from the Muse Image model we covered in August. It runs on its own virtual computer, so it keeps working after you close the app, and it remembers past chats. Jon Loomer used it to build a value rules decision tool in one evening without writing any code.
Source: Jon Loomer
My take: I'm curious, since I build AI tools for Meta ads every week. But I won't move my workflows until Muse does something my current setup can't.
That's it for this week.
See you in two weeks with the latest Meta news.
Exploring AI Voice With SuperBloom
For Deel's "Feeling of Deeling" campaign, agency SuperBloom needed one consistent brand voice across markets—deployed fast, without sacrificing quality or consent. In this on-demand video session, SuperBloom and Voices break down the casting, production, and governance, plus what they'd do differently and where AI voice is headed next.