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Colorado

Campaign “Colorado” · 1 ads · 2026-08-22 to 2026-09-20
Active
Spend
$896
$23.33/day budget
Link clicks
629
$1.42 each · 0.97% CTR
People reached
38,465
seen 1.7× each on average
Purchases Meta can see
1
$896 each

Ads running here

1 live · creative pulled 2026-09-21
Colorado - IV Video creative
Colorado - IV VideovideoLearning

Mobile IV Therapy in Colorado

Skip the waiting room — a licensed RN comes to you across Colorado. 💧 IV therapy delivered to your home or office in Denver, Colorado Springs & Pueblo, usually within about an hour. 10% off your first visit.

Button: Book now · Lands on https://modwella.zenoti.com/webstoreNew/services · Ad set “Colorado - Prospecting”

$896.27 spent629 clicks0.97% CTR$1.42 per click591 landing views1 purchases
Where these come from
Thumbnails, copy and buttons are read from each ad’s creative through the Marketing API and stored with the dashboard, because Meta’s own image links are signed and expire within days. Spend and results are the same window as every other figure on this page.

Ad sets

what each one optimises for, and where it points
Ad setStatusBudget/dayOptimising forLearning phaseAdsTargets
Colorado - ProspectingActive—Website conversionsLearning1Colorado
Why the learning phase matters
Meta wants roughly 50 conversions a week per ad set before it stops exploring and starts optimising. This ad set has seen 1 in the whole window, which is why delivery reads Learning limited. Fixing that is a tracking job, not a budget job.

Where the money actually went

Meta's own delivery breakdown, not the targeting list
Metro marketSpendImpressionsReachLink clicksPurchases
Denver-Aurora, CO$471.1623,35615,9213750
Unknown$272.2633,04717,9091080
Colorado Springs, CO$117.906,2544,1751170
Grand Junction, CO$23.571,344943190
Albuquerque, NM$11.36686468100
StateSpendLink clicksPurchases
Colorado$896.276290
Reading the Unknown row
Meta reports a slice of delivery with no market attached, usually Instagram and Audience Network placements it cannot map to a metro. It is real spend on real people; it just has no city label. Rows under a dollar are left out.