@RoseMarvelous4 As soon as your get into any niche, it will suddenly like everyone & their grandma is doing it, because your brain is now actively searching for successful people to model.
And sometimes, you might feel this way cause your circle is small and you don’t go out a lot.
I been sending leads who come in for discovery calls to a “refundable fee” page, and it has saved me plenty stress.
If you show up for the call, you get your money back. You don’t show up, bye bye.
@ibidabojonah Mercedes wanted Corolla volume and tried to create an easy entry point into the brand without giving up its “Mercedes per-unit margins.”
In my opinion, the CLA is the “I want a Mercedes” car while the Corolla is the “I need a car” car.
Let's talk about something people don't like admitting.
You can have thousands of views and still struggle to make money.
You can gain followers and still have nobody asking about your services.
You can post every day and still not know how to turn your content into business opportunities.
That's why your content strategy matters.
Who are you trying to reach?
What problem are you solving?
What are you offering them?
If you can't answer these questions, it's time to rethink your strategy.
@thefetom It’s a necessary step for scaling client ad campaigns. Test multiple creatives in ABO, bring together the good ones to scale using CBO. Who (I.E CBO) in turn pushes more spend towards the ads it considers more profitable.
I noticed some top names in the media space throwing shade at media buyers who haven’t really used their own money to run ads. And all I could think was, “Is that even possible?”
Is it possible to be a media buyer without spending your own money on ads?