Some people are really litigious. If they discovered the Meta Ads library... 😂

If your advertisements are running profitably on X rated sites: Would you care? *I agree with transparency. But I also think "brand protection," is overrated.

What does this mean? You cannot just "learn ads," because you're bored. You need something to advertise.

Hot Take: SDRs should invest their own money in advertising if they believe in the product they're selling. It's like being an affiliate but potentially more profitable. - Attract warm leads - Simplifies the sales process - Commissions compound Shooters, shoot.

And I don't respond to randoms on Twitter starting arguments 🙄

Cannot vouch for the math but interesting coming from Gaetano, a pro's pro.

I don't understand lead magnets from marketers showing "the secret sauce," to their success. Business owners with money don't care. They want the work done for them. Who is the intended target of these lead magnets?

Is it worthwhile to pay a 3rd party to audit an advertising account you have managed for years? Like... do you lose perspective or overlook things after working on a project too long?

Yo Liam tell your owner to check the spam folder in DMs.

The ick I get from "free" professional work is real. It screams sales funnel, not quality service. Maybe I'm just a cynical marketer, but I'd rather pay someone who values their work than be someone's conversion strategy.

Advertising is hard. You know what makes it harder? Competition that isn't bound by silly things like honesty or FTC guidelines. Puts the whole telling the truth thing at a strategic disadvantage. Following the rules is apparently optional.

Same with ad campaigns, if you're not careful the platform will target current customers. Your prize? A fancy dashboard.

If I owned a local business I would market by paying a top food cart to move to our parking lot for the week. That covers: - lunch - publicity - links/SEO - community building Bet it pays for itself

Unpopular Opinion: .... sorry, you still here? Just posting common jargon for likes.