Matt Riley – Ads Exposed Case Study follows a Shopify store from setup to day-by-day Facebook ad scaling. Digital files. Crypto payment only. Discover more at Courses On Budget.
Ads Exposed Case Study: Watch A Shopify Store And Its Facebook Ads Get Built Day By Day
Courses usually show finished results. The Ads Exposed Case Study by Matt Riley shows the messy middle: launching products on day 1, finding potential winners on day 3, hitting an ad spend limit on day 6 and scaling live on days 10 and 11. It is a recorded case study, not a theory course.
The material is split into three parts across 43 files (36 videos and 7 text files). Part I covers building the store: detox from dropshipping myths, scheduling, logo and branding, theme setup, apps, shipping and finding products. Part II is the Facebook ads log. Part III shows order processing, standard operating procedures and customer feedback on product quality.
The product page promises to pull back the curtain on real-world Facebook campaigns and show the strategies and tactics behind the results. Four learning areas run through the footage: campaign optimization (working on click-through rate, cost per click and return on ad spend), audience targeting (advanced targeting strategies), ad creative (crafting ad copy and creative elements) and data analysis (using Facebook Ads Manager and reading campaign performance data). The page lists 40+ video lessons plus supporting text files, around 2GB of content in total.
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What Is Inside The Ads Exposed Case Study
Matt Riley – Ads Exposed Case Study
A three-part walkthrough of a store launch and Facebook ad scaling, with daily logs, live scaling sessions and operations videos.
- Part I – store build: branding, theme, apps, shipping, finding and importing products and a list of 50 winning products.
- Part II – every Facebook ad strategy tried, the targeting system and a day-by-day log from day 1 to day 11.
- Part III – order processing, SOPs and customer feedback on product quality.
- Live sessions – Hawkeye scaling videos recorded live on days 10 and 11.
Part I: Building The Store
The first part opens with a video on creating a Shopify store from scratch in the first 29 days, then covers how to get extra help, detox dropshipping, bottlenecks and scheduling, logo and branding, theme setup, a theme edit, the apps used and shipping. The product lessons include finding winners quickly and easily, a list of 50 winning products, live product finding and importing and how the author always gets winning products.
Part II: The Facebook Ads Log
Part II is the heart of the case study, with 22 videos. It starts with an overview of every Facebook ad strategy tried and the targeting system used. Then it moves day by day: launching initial products, managing and relaunching batches, finding potential winners, waiting, scaling small winners and different scaling methods that worked.
Days 6 To 11: Limits, Profitability And Live Scaling
Later days deal with hitting a daily spend limit while sales kept rising, trying to stay profitable while limited, a limit increase, different strategies at higher daily spend, retargeting, and several live Hawkeye scaling sessions. Day 11 includes a profit margin discussion and early-morning live scaling in two parts.
Part III: Operations And Customer Feedback
Part III closes the loop with order processing and standard operating procedures, plus a video on what customers said about product quality, including an in-person review. Notes in text files accompany several lessons.
The Case Study Timeline In One Table
| Part | Videos | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Part I | 12 videos, 5 text files | Store build, branding, theme, apps, shipping and product finding |
| Part II | 22 videos | Ad strategy overview, targeting system and the day 1 to day 11 log with live scaling |
| Part III | 2 videos, 2 text files | Order processing, SOPs and customer product feedback |
Ads Exposed Case Study File List
- 🎬 1.How I ETHICALLY Created a $205,32037 Shopify Store From Scratch In the First 29 Days
- 🎬 10.Finding Winners Quickly and Easily
- 📄 11.50 Winning Products To Sell.txt
- 🎬 12.1.Finding & Importing Products LIVE 1
- 📄 12.2.txt
- 📄 13.2.txt
- 📄 14.1.txt
- 🎬 14.How I Always Get Winning Products
- 🎬 2.How To Get Extra Help
- 🎬 3.Detox Dropshipping
- 🎬 4.Bottleneck & Scheduling
- 🎬 5.Logo & Branding
- 🎬 6.Theme Setup Explanation
- 🎬 7.1.VIVSIX Theme Edit
- 📄 7.2.txt
- 🎬 8. Apps I Used
- 🎬 9.Shipping
- 🎬 1.Every Single Facebook Ad Strategy I Tried Overview
- 🎬 10.Day 6 Hitting the $5k Day Spend Limit But Hit $10k in Sales
- 🎬 11.Day 7 Trying to Maintain Profitability While Limited
- 🎬 12.Day 8 Limit Increased Time to Scale Higher
- 🎬 13.Day 9 Different Facebook Ad Strategies at $15k Day
- 🎬 14.Day 10 Continued Strategies + Retargeting
- 🎬 15.Day 10 Right Before LIVE Hawkeye Scaling
- 🎬 16.Day 10 LIVE Scaling Hawkeye Scaling
- 🎬 17.Day 10 Finishing Up LIVE Scaling
- 🎬 18.Day 10 Midday LIVE Scaling
- 🎬 19.Day 11 $16k Day with 24 percent Profit Margin
- 🎬 2.The Targeting System I Used
- 🎬 20.Day 11 Getting More Confident With My Scaling Strategy (LIVE)
- 🎬 21.Day 11 Early Morning Scaling LIVE
- 🎬 22.Day 11 Early Morning Scaling Part 2 LIVE
- 🎬 3. Day 1 Launching Initial Products
- 🎬 4.Day 2 Managing Launched Products
- 🎬 5. Day 2 Launching New Product Batch
- 🎬 6.Day 3 Found Potential WInners
- 🎬 7. Day 4 Waiting
- 🎬 8.Day 5+ Trying To Scale Small Winners
- 🎬 9.Day 5 Different Scaling Methods That Worked
- 📄 2.1.txt
- 🎬 2.Order Processing and SOPs
- 📄 3..txt
- 🎬 4.What My Customers Had to Say About Product Quality + In Person Review
Ads Exposed Case Study: Pros And Cons
- Day-by-day record of real ad decisions
- Live scaling sessions rather than slides
- Includes store setup and operations, not only ads
- Compact: 43 files
- A case study of one store; you adapt the lessons to your niche
- Some files are short text notes rather than videos
- Digital files only, crypto payment only
Matt Riley – Ads Exposed Case Study is a good complement to theory-based dropshipping courses because it shows the sequence of decisions rather than the summary. Order it at Courses On Budget and follow new releases on the updates page.




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