Ads that know what you sell
Meta's dashboard tells you about impressions, clicks, and reach. What it can't easily tell you is whether a given ad sold your course or template, because the sale happens somewhere else. Crevio sits on both sides. It runs the ad and it sees the orders, so "is this ad working?" gets answered in sales and cost per sale.
That changes the kind of request you can make. Instead of digging through Ads Manager columns, you can say "pause anything that spent $50 with no sales" or "boost whatever sold best last week" and Crevio does the lookups on both sides before acting.
A simple way to start
Most creators do best starting small. Pick a post that already did well with your followers and ask Crevio to boost it for a week at a daily budget you're comfortable with. Crevio checks the reach estimate first, launches the boost, and reports back with spend and sales.
Once you have a few buyers, the customer list becomes your best audience. Crevio can turn past buyers into an audience for your next product, or into a lookalike audience to find people who resemble them. Every paid order can also be reported back to Meta, which helps its delivery favor people likely to buy.
Where the limits are
Crevio won't invent a budget. Every ad starts from the amount you give it, and you can require approval before anything goes live. It launches single ads and boosts rather than designing complex campaign trees from scratch. It also reads ad comments but doesn't reply to them. Replies stay with you, or with Crevio's regular social tools on your organic posts.