0:02 If you're not using meta ads, you're
0:04 kind of missing out because this
0:06 platform absolutely dominates the ad
0:09 game because it has the best targeting
0:11 options that will allow you to reach the
0:14 exact audience you need. And with Meta
0:16 Ads, you'll be able to advertise on
0:18 Instagram, Facebook, and even WhatsApp
0:20 if you want to. And while the platform
0:23 may be a bit intimidating when starting
0:24 out, don't you worry because in this
0:27 video I'll go over everything from what
0:30 meta ads are to setting them up and
0:32 analyzing their performance. So without
0:34 further ado, let's get into it. All
0:36 right, so let's start from the top. What
0:39 exactly are meta ads and why should you
0:42 even care about them? Well, they are the
0:44 advertisements you see on Facebook,
0:46 Instagram, Messenger, and as I already
0:48 said, sometimes even WhatsApp. and
0:50 they're all managed from one single
0:53 place which is Meta Ads Manager. Now,
0:55 you might be thinking of something like
0:57 Google Ads where you target people based
0:59 on what they're searching for right now.
1:01 But Meta is a bit different. It targets
1:03 people based on who they are, like their
1:06 interests, their age, location, and just
1:08 overall online behavior. And the best
1:10 part about it, it's incredibly easy to
1:12 get started with as a beginner. And you
1:15 do not need a huge budget for it either.
1:17 You can test campaigns for just a few
1:20 dollars a day, which is really good. And
1:22 the secret sauce here is Meta's
1:24 algorithm. When you run an ad, the
1:27 platform goes through a learning phase,
1:29 and it needs about 50 conversion events,
1:31 like 50 sales or signups to figure out
1:34 who is most likely to take the action
1:36 that you actually want. And during this
1:38 phase, performance might be a bit
1:40 unpredictable, but that's completely
1:42 normal as Meta decides who sees your ad
1:44 through an automatic digital auction
1:46 based on total value. And this includes
1:48 your bid, the ad's quality, and how
1:50 likely someone is to interact with it.
1:52 And this means that even with a smaller
1:55 budget, a high quality relevant ad can
1:57 actually win the game. And the big
2:00 question really is here, is meta ads
2:03 still worth it in 2025? The answer, yes,
2:06 it is. But your return on investment
2:08 really depends on a lot of things like
2:10 your strategy, your creatives, and your
2:12 targeting, the offer you're making, and
2:15 your landing page also. Oh, and also
2:18 testing. Lots and lots of testing. And
2:20 yes, you might spend some time kicking
2:21 this whole thing off, but if you have
2:24 something to promote on a budget, this
2:26 might just be one of the best decisions
2:28 you will ever make. So, the first thing
2:30 to focus on is a learning. Your goal
2:32 with your first campaign isn't to
2:35 attract, you know, a million visitors.
2:37 It's to understand what works, reach
2:40 real people, and get results in a cost
2:42 effective way. And by the way, helping
2:45 you understand exactly what works is
2:47 what Hostinger Academy is all about with
2:50 lots of useful guides just like this one
2:52 that you're watching right now. So, make
2:54 sure to hit that subscribe button and
2:56 that way you will not miss any of our
2:58 future tutorials. All right, guys. Now,
3:00 let's roll up our sleeves and get things
3:02 set up. And trust me, it's not as
3:04 difficult as it may sound. And step one
3:07 of this is creating your Meta business
3:09 portfolio. This is basically where
3:11 you'll manage all of your assets like
3:14 Facebook pages, Instagram accounts, and
3:16 of course, your ad account as well.
3:18 First thing you're going to want to do
3:21 is head over to business.fas.com
3:23 and click on create account right over
3:25 here. Then just enter your business
3:27 name, your name, and your business email
3:29 address. Then you can just go through
3:31 these steps and enter the required
3:33 information to complete the setup. And
3:35 that's it. You're now in. But to run
3:37 actual ads, you'll need to connect your
3:39 Facebook page and if you have one, then
3:41 your Instagram account as well. Now,
3:43 from the Meta Business Suite, just go to
3:46 settings like I'm doing right now. Now,
3:48 when we're in the settings, just under
3:50 accounts here, select pages. Look up a
3:52 page you manage via the search bar and
3:54 hit add. Then just follow the prompts
3:56 until you're done. You can also add your
3:59 Instagram account just as easily. Just
4:01 select Instagram under accounts from the
4:03 settings and just follow the same exact
4:05 process. And with all of that out of the
4:08 way, let's create your ad account. Now
4:10 on the left sidebar, right underneath
4:12 pages right here, you'll find add
4:14 accounts. So click add and choose create
4:17 a new ad account. Then enter its name.
4:19 Select a time zone right here. Choose
4:21 your currency. And yeah, that's pretty
4:23 much it. Then just assign the ad account
4:25 to your business. And you can also add
4:27 your payment info right away over here.
4:29 Just follow the prompts to do so and
4:31 press save at the end because we don't
4:34 want anything to uh end up not being
4:36 saved. And that's pretty much the
4:38 initial setup that is now complete. But
4:40 now before you launch your first
4:42 campaign, it's really crucial to
4:44 understand how Meta Ads Manager
4:46 structures your ads. So there are
4:48 actually three levels to this. Now the
4:50 first is campaign. This is where you set
4:53 your advertising objectives like what
4:55 you want people to do when they see your
4:57 ad. Now it might be visiting your site.
4:58 It might be engaging with the post or
5:01 just making a purchase. Then comes in
5:03 the ad set. Now here you mainly define
5:05 your audience and placements. That's
5:08 where your ad will appear basically. And
5:10 finally, the actual ad. And this is the
5:12 creative part and what people will
5:14 actually see like your images, videos,
5:17 ad copies, call to actions, all that. So
5:19 just remember these three levels that I
5:21 just mentioned. And also guys, in just
5:23 one campaign, you can have multiple
5:25 adsets with different audiences for
5:28 example. And in each adset, you can have
5:30 multiple ads with different creatives as
5:32 well. All right, guys. Now that your
5:34 meta ad account is ready to go, it's
5:36 time to make your first big decision,
5:38 and that's picking your campaign
5:40 objective. And I know what you're
5:42 thinking. Can't I just boost a post and
5:43 hope for the best? Well, technically,
5:46 yes, you can. But if you want results
5:48 you can actually measure and improve on,
5:50 you'll have to do it the right way. And
5:52 I will show you what that way is in a
5:55 second. Now, the first objective here is
5:57 awareness. Now, it's great if you're
5:58 launching something new and just want
6:00 people to know you exist. Now with this
6:02 campaign objective, Meta will show your
6:05 ad to as many people as possible who are
6:07 likely to remember it. So according to
6:09 the algorithm basically. Now the second
6:12 one is traffic. Now this one sends
6:13 people to a specific destination like
6:16 your website, product page or blog for
6:19 example. And the third objective is
6:21 engagement. That helps you get likes,
6:23 comments, shares and other interactions
6:26 on your posts or your page. Now, if you
6:28 want to build a social presence or
6:30 community, this is the one you should
6:32 really pick. And if you're trying to
6:33 collect emails, signups, or customer
6:37 info, the leads objective is for you. It
6:39 even lets you use forms right inside the
6:41 ads, so users never have to leave the
6:43 app, basically. Now, another one is
6:45 sales, and it's a bit more advanced, and
6:48 it optimizes your ads for purchases or
6:50 conversions on your website. Now,
6:52 tracking the results of these campaigns
6:54 is a bit more tricky, but also not
6:56 impossible. You can still totally do it.
6:59 And the last one is app promotion, which
7:01 helps you get installs for, yeah, you
7:04 guessed it, a mobile app. So, now, which
7:06 one should you start with? Now, if
7:08 you're a beginner, I highly recommend
7:10 starting with either traffic or
7:12 engagement. They're really simple,
7:14 really straightforward, and they help
7:16 you learn how the platform works without
7:18 getting bogged down in advanced setups.
7:21 So, I mean, if you want more people on
7:23 your site or your landing page, go with
7:25 traffic. And if you want to grow your
7:27 audience or get more interaction on your
7:30 actual posts, engagement is your best
7:32 friend here. But now, let's dive into a
7:34 campaign to see what things actually
7:36 look like. So, basically, to set the
7:39 campaign, go to ads from your left
7:41 sidebar and choose ads manager right
7:44 here. Once the interface opens up, just
7:46 hit create and then pick the campaign
7:48 objective. Now remember, we just talked
7:50 about the objective. So just pick one
7:52 here, set it up, and if you're prompted,
7:54 check manual ads setup here. Give your
7:56 campaign a name, and then press next.
7:59 And we always want to go manual with
8:01 meta ads. Now, you'll arrive on this
8:04 panel where you can modify the campaign
8:05 level. And that's the level with the
8:08 objectives here. You know, see this
8:10 little panel on the left. Here you can
8:12 navigate between each of the levels. And
8:14 when you're all ready to proceed to the
8:16 ad set, just click next. Now, once
8:19 you're there, just scroll down until you
8:21 reach audience controls, just like I'm
8:23 doing here. And this is exactly where
8:25 you can adjust the audience targeting
8:27 and aim for the people that you think
8:29 are most likely to convert. And this
8:31 part is super super important because
8:34 even the most brilliant ad won't do much
8:36 if it's shown to the wrong people. So,
8:38 first up, what you'll do here is you'll
8:41 define your core audience based on a few
8:43 key details. You can edit the location
8:45 to choose where you want your ads to be
8:48 shown. You can get super specific here
8:50 as you want. And you can pick countries,
8:53 cities, or even a specific mile radius
8:56 around your store. Then all right here,
8:58 you can set the age to target people who
9:00 are most likely to be interested in your
9:02 offer. And I mean, for example, if
9:04 you're selling, let's say, trendy phone
9:06 cases, then pick something between 18 to
9:08 34 year olds. That might be a great
9:11 pick. And after that, you can target all
9:13 genders or narrow it down depending on
9:15 what you offer. And finally, the
9:17 language option here is super useful if
9:19 your audience speaks a specific language
9:21 that's different from the default for
9:23 the region that you're actually
9:25 targeting. So once you have all that set
9:27 up, then just scroll down a bit and
9:29 click audience suggestion under
9:32 advantage plus audience. And now this is
9:33 going to be the fun part here guys,
9:35 which is detailed targeting. basically
9:38 lets you tap into the user data to find
9:39 people who are likely to care about what
9:41 you show them. And you can be really
9:44 specific with your targeting based on a
9:45 few characteristics and you'll see them
9:48 in the drop- down menu right here. So
9:50 just first uh right here as you can see
9:52 there's demographics. So things like
9:55 relationship status, educational level,
9:57 job titles, and things like that. And
9:59 then there's interests here. And you can
10:01 target people interested in a whole lot
10:03 of different things like vegan food, you
10:06 know, photography, fitness, you name it.
10:08 You can even go ultra ultra specific,
10:10 like targeting people based on a movie
10:13 they like, for example. So, search for
10:15 things that define your target audience
10:17 and see for yourself what's available
10:19 there. And finally, there's the last
10:21 category, which is the behaviors
10:23 category, and it's for the actions
10:25 people actually take. Now, you'll find
10:27 online shoppers, frequent flyers here,
10:31 or even recent boobers. And honestly, my
10:33 advice here, if you're just getting
10:35 started, don't overdo it with all of
10:37 these. It's tempting to stuck a dozen
10:39 interests and behaviors, thinking you're
10:42 laser targeting the perfect person. But
10:44 when you do that, your audience gets
10:46 really small and your ads get more
10:48 expensive. So, instead of doing that,
10:50 start fairly broad, especially with
10:52 interest targeting. Pick one or two
10:54 categories really relevant to your
10:57 product or service and then let Meta's
10:59 algorithm do the rest. It's actually
11:00 really good at finding the right people
11:02 if you give it a bit of room to work
11:05 with. Now, one quick but super important
11:08 note here is if your ad has anything to
11:11 do with credit, loan, employment, or job
11:13 listings, housing or real estate, social
11:16 issues, elections, politics, or any
11:18 financial services, you'll need to
11:21 select a special ad category during
11:24 setup. So, to set up this category, what
11:25 you're going to do is go back to
11:27 campaign options and tick the show
11:30 categories button under the apply name
11:33 section here. Then choose the category
11:35 that applies to your category
11:37 specifically. And this is because the
11:39 legal regulations basically it tells
11:42 Meta you're working in a regulated space
11:44 and it limits some targeting options to
11:47 prevent discrimination. But now anyway,
11:50 let's just scroll back up a bit and now
11:53 comes the big question. How much should
11:56 I spend? And the good news here is you
11:57 don't need to throw in hundreds of
12:00 dollars right away. Really, you don't. I
12:02 strongly, by the way, recommend that you
12:04 don't do that. And when it comes to
12:06 budgeting, Meta gives you two main
12:08 options. The first one is daily budget.
12:10 Now, this is the amount you're willing
12:12 to spend each day. Now, if you set a
12:14 daily budget of, let's say, five bucks,
12:16 Meta will aim to spend just around that
12:19 amount each day. Now, it might just go a
12:21 little bit over or under depending on
12:23 how your ads perform, but it will focus
12:25 around that. And then the second option
12:27 is the lifetime budget. This is where
12:29 you give Meta a total amount to spend
12:32 over the entire campaign. So, if you set
12:35 a lifetime budget to say $100 and run
12:37 your ad for 10 days, Meta will try to
12:39 space the spending over time for the
12:42 best results. But I do strongly
12:44 recommend starting with the daily budget
12:46 as it's easy to manage, really flexible,
12:48 and helps you keep your ad spend in
12:50 check while you learn. And next comes
12:52 the ad scheduling. Now, you can choose
12:55 to run your campaign continuously or set
12:57 a start and end date. Now, if you're
12:59 just testing or let's say running a
13:01 promo, definitely set an end date
13:03 because no one wants a random ad
13:05 draining their card 6 months from now
13:07 because they forgot it existed. And
13:09 here's a little pro tip, by the way.
13:11 Always check your time zone settings
13:13 before you launch your ads because meta
13:16 runs on the time zone you set in your ad
13:18 account. So, your campaign might just
13:20 start or end earlier than you expect if
13:23 that is off. All right, guys. Now, let's
13:25 move on. So, what you're going to do
13:27 next first, just scroll down to
13:30 placements here. Now, Meta owns a lot of
13:31 real estate on the internet, like
13:33 Facebook, Instagram, Messenger,
13:36 WhatsApp, and your ad can show up in all
13:39 kinds of places across all of those
13:41 platforms. But just before you start
13:42 freaking out and micromanaging
13:45 everything, let me introduce you to your
13:47 new best friend as a beginner, which is
13:50 Advantage Plus Placements. This option
13:52 lets Meta decide the best places to show
13:55 your ad. based on performance. So, you
13:57 set your goal and Meta's algorithm finds
14:00 the most effective placements to help
14:02 you hit it. Basically, in short, it's
14:05 the autopilot option. And honestly, it
14:07 works really well for most beginners. I
14:09 mean, there's a lot of potential places
14:11 your ad might be shown in, like the
14:13 Facebook or Instagram feed or reals or
14:16 instream content, and you know, so on.
14:18 There's literally a million places. So,
14:20 in a nutshell, Advantage Plus Placements
14:23 takes the guesswork out and gives you
14:25 better reach and often for much less
14:27 money as well. So, you can enable that
14:29 by just hitting edit and checking the
14:31 circle right here. But if you do do
14:34 this, however, do pay attention to your
14:36 assets since they'll be showing up as
14:38 different placements. So, make sure your
14:40 creatives don't get super distorted to
14:43 fit a certain resolution or image size.
14:45 And also, meanwhile, if you've got more
14:48 experience or really specific goals,
14:50 like only targeting Instagram users, you
14:52 can manually choose your placements as
14:54 well. You don't have to do the that
14:56 option that I showed earlier. This
14:58 basically lets you fine-tune where your
15:01 ad appears. But do have a heads up here.
15:03 Narrowing your placements too much can
15:05 sometimes increase your costs. Now,
15:08 Meta's algorithm loves flexibility,
15:11 basically. And the cool thing is Meta
15:13 even gives special treatment to vertical
15:16 video in these placements. So if you're
15:18 using advantage plus placements and you
15:21 upload a video that fits, Meta will
15:23 automatically slot it into stories and
15:26 reels for you. Now some other placements
15:28 you should know about include feeds,
15:30 instream videos, and search ads. Now
15:32 feeds are your just classic scrollable
15:34 ads, and they're actually really solid
15:37 performers. Meanwhile, instream videos
15:39 are YouTube style ads that play before
15:42 the content people want to watch. This
15:43 placement works really well with
15:46 engaging, also attentiongrabbing video
15:48 content. And finally, we have search.
15:50 It's a newer placement where your ads
15:53 can show when people search inside the
15:56 meta apps. Okay, guys. Now, it's time to
15:58 actually click on our new ad and talk
16:01 about the heart of our campaign and the
16:04 actual creative. This is basically what
16:06 people actually see and is the single
16:08 most important part of your whole
16:11 campaign. And trust me, this can be the
16:12 difference between someone scrolling
16:14 past your ad and someone actually
16:17 clicking on it. So now let's hit setup
16:20 creative right there and go ahead here.
16:22 So I mean in 2025, attention spans are
16:25 shorter than they ever have been before.
16:27 So you've got 1 second, maybe 2 seconds
16:29 if you're lucky to grab someone's
16:31 attention. So, how do you make that
16:34 scroll stopper? Well, first, spend at
16:36 least 5 minutes browsing the meta ads
16:39 library. Just see what others in your
16:41 niche are doing. And this tool really
16:43 allows you to see every ad run at the
16:46 given time. It's super super useful. So,
16:48 definitely don't miss the step. Now, if
16:50 you notice a lot of reels with a certain
16:53 ending style or hook, for example, take
16:55 notes of that. Then, make sure to
16:58 remember that highquality visuals, they
17:00 do really work. Blurry, cluttered, or
17:03 overdesigned ads just don't cut it
17:05 anymore. So, use clean, really crisp
17:08 images or videos. And then also consider
17:11 user generated content. I mean, it's
17:13 everywhere for a reason right now. Ads
17:16 that feel like a real person is giving a
17:18 recommendation always perform way better
17:21 than polished corporel looking videos.
17:23 And my next tip is to really focus on
17:26 one clear problem and one clear
17:28 solution. Don't try to say everything
17:30 all at once. Pick a painoint your
17:33 audience has and show how you solve it.
17:35 And it's really ideal if you can make
17:37 your ad blend into the platform. Like if
17:39 you're running on reals or stories, make
17:41 your ad look like the content users
17:44 already watch there. And make sure to
17:46 grab that attention fast. The first 3
17:49 seconds of your video or visual need to
17:52 hook people in. So use motion, bold
17:54 text, or just a surprising statement
17:57 right away. But once you've settled on
17:58 your asset, you'll need to actually
18:01 upload its details via the creative
18:03 setup. So just enter your website name
18:06 or target page and switch to the text
18:08 tab. Now, this might look a little
18:10 tricky here, but it's actually pretty
18:12 straightforward. And that is because
18:14 Meta has specific character limits for
18:16 these fields and you have to just stick
18:18 to them. That's all. So first, as you
18:21 can see, we have the primary text here.
18:24 Now it should be but can be longer to
18:26 125 characters and feature one message.
18:29 Now next up is the headline. Now here
18:31 just include the big benefit or why just
18:33 someone should care about it. Now the
18:36 description field is next and that is
18:38 where you can go a little more into
18:40 detail. It won't always also be visible.
18:43 So add some extra information that may
18:45 help convert people. And finally right
18:48 over here we have the call to action.
18:51 And this should tell people exactly what
18:53 to do next. Keep it really short, really
18:56 simple, and really actionable. But when
18:57 you're done with all of this, just
19:00 switch over here to the media tab and
19:02 upload your creative. So go through the
19:04 specific tabs to just the assets based
19:07 on the format. And we'll skip these
19:09 remaining options for now and just click
19:11 done. And this new section will let you
19:14 edit the placements, copy, and other
19:15 options for the ads. So just get
19:18 familiar with them here. And finally,
19:20 once you're done with all of the above,
19:23 just hit publish and your first ad will
19:25 go live. And guys, while scrolling
19:27 through the whole ad setup, you may have
19:30 noticed the destination options. Now,
19:31 depending on what you do, you may want
19:33 to set up a special landing page
19:36 optimized for your campaign. And one of
19:38 the easiest solutions for landing page
19:41 creation is Hostinger's website builder.
19:43 You can build your website and landing
19:46 pages by putting AI to the task and take
19:49 it live in literal minutes. And it's not
19:51 just website creation either. You can
19:53 actually craft the perfect landing page
19:55 easily by dragging and dropping
19:58 everything just the way you want. And it
20:00 you will see it happening live. So it's
20:02 really easy to use. And also if you
20:05 subscribe to the AI builder for at least
20:07 a year, you'll also get a domain name
20:09 for free. So, Hostinger website builder
20:12 even has metapixel integration. So, it's
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20:27 heard me mention Metapixel and you're
20:29 probably wondering what it is. Well,
20:31 it's a bit of a more advanced ads
20:33 technique, but if you are interested in
20:35 finding out what it is, we'll cover that
20:38 in the upcoming video that will publish
20:39 really soon. So, make sure you're
20:41 subscribed to Hostinger Academy. All
20:44 right, so you've launched your ad and
20:46 it's live. You should now follow your
20:48 campaign and track its performance like
20:50 we talked about earlier. So, from the
20:52 campaigns tab right over here, you can
20:55 arrange the columns to track your key
20:57 metrics. And I'll tell you what these
21:00 are in just a second. So you'll find ad
21:02 reporting on the left sidebar of ads
21:05 manager. And scroll down. And I mean
21:07 pretty cool, right? There are so many of
21:10 them, but let me walk you through the
21:12 main ones. So no need to look for them
21:14 on the list. They'll be visible already
21:17 for you. So first we have CPR. And this
21:19 is cost per result. And this is a big
21:22 one, guys. And it will be visible right
21:24 away. Now, CPR tells you how much you're
21:26 paying to get the outcome you set in
21:29 your campaign objective. So, if your CPR
21:31 is going up, it might be time to tweak
21:33 your targeting or update your ad
21:34 creative or just improve your landing
21:37 page. Just make sure you don't throw
21:39 more money at it because clearly
21:41 something is not working and you need to
21:44 test to find out what exactly. Then,
21:46 let's talk about frequency. Now, this
21:49 shows how many times on average each
21:51 person saw your ad. So, if your
21:54 frequency is getting high, say let's say
21:56 three or more, and your performance is
21:59 dropping, your audience might be getting
22:02 tired of seeing the same ad. But you can
22:04 fix that by rotating creatives or
22:07 expanding your audience. Now, we have
22:09 reach and impressions, and they should
22:11 be looked at together. Now, reach is how
22:13 many unique people saw your ad.
22:16 Impressions, meanwhile, mean the total
22:18 number of times your ad was shown,
22:21 including repeats. And if you've got a
22:23 ton of impressions, let's say, but low
22:25 reach, your audience might be too small.
22:28 So try broadening your targeting. And
22:31 then it's CTR. Now, clickthrough rate.
22:33 It won't be visible right away, so
22:35 you'll need to enable it within the
22:37 metrics panel. So this basically tells
22:39 you how many people actually clicked
22:42 your ad after seeing it. A good CTR, and
22:45 for most beginners, it's just 1% means
22:47 your creative and message are actually
22:50 connecting. And if it's less than that
22:53 1%, then rework your hook, headline, or
22:55 just visuals. Make your ad more scroll
22:58 stopping. But now, if you've actually
23:00 launched video assets, you'll see a few
23:03 video metrics here as well. Now, video
23:05 plays is one, and it's essentially just
23:07 letting you know if people actually
23:09 watch the ad. And meanwhile, here,
23:12 average play time or percentage watched
23:14 tells you if your viewers are sticking
23:18 around or bouncing just after 2 seconds.
23:20 And if your watch time is super low,
23:22 your video might not be grabbing
23:23 attention quickly enough. So try
23:26 reworking the first 3 seconds or
23:28 everything else, but mostly focus on
23:30 those 3 seconds as they are really everything.
23:32 everything.
23:34 And that is it guys. The more you
23:36 understand these numbers, the easier it
23:38 is to figure out what's working, what's
23:40 not working, and where you can improve
23:43 next. And the secret sauce here with Met
23:47 Ads is test, learn, optimize, and repeat
23:49 it all over again. Don't stress if your
23:52 first campaign isn't perfect. Nobody's
23:54 is. Trust me. What matters is that
23:56 you're learning and improving with every
23:59 single click. And now, if you found this
24:01 video helpful at all, give it a thumbs
24:03 up and make sure you subscribe to
24:05 Hostinger Academy for more tutorials
24:07 that will help you grow your business
24:09 online. And if you have a question about
24:11 meta ads, just drop it in the comments
24:13 down below. And also, if you're
24:15 interested in trying out the website
24:18 builder that I mentioned before, check
24:20 out the video next where we show you a
24:22 step-by-step process on how to build a
24:25 website using its powerful AI features.
24:28 But for now guys, thank you so much for
24:30 watching and I will see you in the next video.
