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Yorkshire College Planning ads: what's working in its Facebook and Instagram ads, November 2026
Yorkshire College Planning (learning and careers, service) has 5 ads live in the Meta Ad Library that have run 14 days or more or been made in several versions, measured November 8, 2026. Its longest-running ad has run 623 days: “If you're a 6-figure family, here's how you can cut your absurdly high EFC/SAI.” The ad types it repeats: founder to camera.
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Learning and careers
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Yorkshire College Planning’s live ads, longest running first
623 days
running
“If you're a 6-figure family, here's how you can cut your absurdly high EFC/SAI.”
Founder to cameraFAFSA simulator demo to 'boring webinar' pitchIf you only received $5,500 in college aid, that means you have been deemed a “NO NEED” family by the colleges and the federal government. What does that mean in layman’s terms? It means you’re getti
See it in the Meta Ad Library444 days
running
“Did you know that the FAFSA draws your taxes dated from two years ago, but takes your assets dated from today?”
Founder to cameraFAFSA timing loophole educational listicleSee it in the Meta Ad Library420 days
running, 2 versions
“Can taking your kid off your taxes get them better aid for college? Here's the truth.”
Founder to cameraForum myth-busting with hard FAFSA mathSee it in the Meta Ad Library361 days
running, 2 versions
“Why the FAFSA gives 80% of people making over 100,000 a year an absurdly high student-aid index.”
Founder to cameraWalk-and-talk rigged system rant for $100k+ parentsSee it in the Meta Ad Library87 days
running, 2 versions
“When filling out this year's FAFSA, your $200,000 in home equity and your $50,000 in savings aren't your enemy.”
Founder to cameraFAFSA split-personality timing loophole explainerWhen filling out this year’s FAFSA, your $200K in home equity and $50K in savings aren't your enemy. Your filing timing is your leverage. Most families with assets assume they're automatically disqua
See it in the Meta Ad Library
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How this is measured
- Ads come from the Meta Ad Library: active in the US, and either running 14 days or more or made in 3 or more versions. Brands keep paying for ads that work, so how long an ad has run is the signal.
- "Days running" counts from the ad's start date in the Meta Ad Library to the day this page was measured. "Versions" is how many variations of the same ad the brand made.
- A brand gets its own page once 3 or more of its ads qualify. Each ad links to its page in the Meta Ad Library, where the creative itself can be seen.
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Questions
- What ads is Yorkshire College Planning running on Facebook and Instagram?
- 5 ads qualify this week: “If you're a 6-figure family, here's how you can cut your absurdly high EFC/SAI.” (founder to camera, 623 days); “Did you know that the FAFSA draws your taxes dated from two years ago, but takes your assets dated from today?” (founder to camera, 444 days); “Can taking your kid off your taxes get them better aid for college? Here's the truth.” (founder to camera, 420 days); “Why the FAFSA gives 80% of people making over 100,000 a year an absurdly high student-aid index.” (founder to camera, 361 days); “When filling out this year's FAFSA, your $200,000 in home equity and your $50,000 in savings aren't your enemy.” (founder to camera, 87 days). Each links to its Meta Ad Library page on https://tryvolume.app/working/ads/yorkshire-college-planning.
- What is Yorkshire College Planning's longest-running ad?
- “If you're a 6-figure family, here's how you can cut your absurdly high EFC/SAI.”, a founder to camera (fafsa simulator demo to 'boring webinar' pitch) that has run 623 days. Meta Ad Library: https://www.facebook.com/ads/library/?id=9608115189220583
- What hooks does Yorkshire College Planning use in its ads?
- Its live ads open with “If you're a 6-figure family, here's how you can cut your absurdly high EFC/SAI.”, “Did you know that the FAFSA draws your taxes dated from two years ago, but takes your assets dated from today?”, “Can taking your kid off your taxes get them better aid for college? Here's the truth.”, “Why the FAFSA gives 80% of people making over 100,000 a year an absurdly high student-aid index.”.
- Which other learning and careers brands have ads that are working?
- PMTraining (3 live ads, longest 1,592 days), Lucky Little Learners (4 live ads, longest 1,229 days), Umi - learn a language (5 live ads, longest 685 days), Mindvalley (5 live ads, longest 606 days), Resume.co (4 live ads, longest 543 days). Every niche: https://tryvolume.app/working/ads.
- How do I see Yorkshire College Planning's ads myself?
- Each ad on this page links to the Meta Ad Library, which shows the creative. The Volume library (https://tryvolume.app/library, with Core and Pro) shows them all in one place, and an AI agent with Volume's MCP can call search_library(shelf: "ads", query: "Yorkshire College Planning").