>spend $800 on meta ads
>close $6.6k in clients
tell me again why I have to buy your shit crypto?

>>60524892 (OP)
>has to source project
>has to deal with taxman
>vulnerable to tariffs
meanwhile I just buy and sit and wait.

>>60524892 (OP)
Shutup, fag
Literally who cares?

>>60524901
>source project
1 hour of work for $2k per client
>taxman
lmao
>vulnerable to tariffs
lmao

>>60524902
you apparently

>>60524909
>LOOK AT ME GUYS I NEED VALIDATION FROM MY CLIENTS.
go brag to your grandma, kid.

>>60524897
what would happen if you spent $800k on ads? would you make $6 million?

>>60524926
No, i wouldn't have enough time to take the calls and ad performance drops as you increase budget and reach colder audiences.
>>60524921
I'm not seeking validation from my clients, esl.

>>60524892 (OP)
How exactly can i do this?

>>60524926
this guy is basically a freelance marketer and has to do all this legwork to earn a quarter of what he would at a real company.

>>60524932
>tell me again why I have to buy your shit crypto?

I mean, you dont but:

>No, i wouldn't have enough time to take the calls and ad performance drops

shitcoins have no upper limit and take ~10 mins to research and buy

>>60524933
Come up with a predictable way of getting a local business more customers with fb / ig ads. With a good system, you can generate for them $100k in new customers in 12 months. Sell your system for a one time install of $2k. Copypaste your system for every new client.
>>60524941
>legwork
1 hour of work per client. I have productized my entire service delivery and automated most of it.
>>60524944
They also have no lower limit and you're gambling. I can make money predictably, online. I dont pray for a chart to go up.

>>60524909
Lmao dumbass

>>60524959

>>60524944
Shitcoins are gambling. It’s good but everyone smart has a source of income as a safety and they use a small portion of it for gambling in the crypto markets.

Also Most shitcoiners fail to have decent capital to play with because they lack a good income stream. So even if they do find a great opportunity they can’t put a lot it.

For example I was late in Trump coin and bought at $30 but put 100k in and made 100k profit whereas a shitcoiner maybe put $1k in at $5 and made $12k, so because I have more play capital I out perform him ~8x

>>60524956
Did you have proof of system working to hook the clients? How did you get the 1st client?
Is your basic pitch "in 12 months this system will generate you 100k in new customers, I'll sell it to you for 2k and then you have to put x amount of money into it"? What is X?
How did you automate such a service? Like how'd you make it boomerproof? Surely you need art design and such or is it text based?
Will you run out of clients or do you just target the local businesses of different cities? Wouldn't you be able to milk them out of a lot more money over those 12 months?

>>60525045
>How did you get the 1st client?
It was kind of luck really. I just advertised saying "I can get you more clients". I hopped into a call with someone and explained how I was going to do it, and he bought.
>What is my pitch?
I follow Alex Hormozis CLOSER framework to pitch/sell. Identify their bottlenecks, then provide them with a solution and explain how it solves their bottlenecks.
>How did you automate such a service?
I help them run ads - so for example, I just send them the scripts for videos I need them to film. I have already written all the sales copy. They just send me their finished video and I run it. There is still about 1 hour of manual work in setting up the campaigns though.
>Surely you need art design and such or is it text based?
No, social media ads is much more about the messaging than production quality. A selfie video converts better than anything else.
>Will you run out of clients or do you just target the local businesses of different cities?
I target a specific type of business, nationwide. There are thousands of them, and I'll never run out.
>Wouldn't you be able to milk them out of a lot more money over those 12 months?
Yes, I could easily add a backend offer for that. I'm currently creating a new system for a new type of business that will include a recurring service after the initial setup. Currently, I just couldn't be bothered, but yes.

>>60525045
>>60525054
To answer your first question more, the truth is if you speak with confidence people don't ask for case studies or any examples of previous work. You just need to explain how your system works, show them examples of how it will look, and if it sounds like it really will work and they like/trust you, then that's good enough for most people.

>>60525054
>I have already written all the sales copy.
How many scripts for 12 months of ads? And you mentioned it's just copy/paste for each client, doesn't that conflict in some way, running the same copy for everyone?
>social media ads is much more about the messaging than production quality. A selfie video converts better than anything else.
This is good to know.
I've toyed with running ads for a retail business but got flagged on googleads probably for logos and shit.

>>60525082
>How many scripts for 12 months of ads? And you mentioned it's just copy/paste for each client,
I provide each client with 5 variations of hooks, bodys, and CTAs, along with 40 different general video ideas that all convert well. This is more than enough for a small local business running low budget ads.
>doesn't that conflict in some way, running the same copy for everyone?
Nope, copy is of negligible significance compared to the creative, just need to cover the basics about what the business is and what customer they're looking for. Especially with small budgets, and being spread out across the entire US, there is no problem at all.

>>60524892 (OP)
>babies first PPC
lol about 20 years late buddy

>>60525097
meta ads aren't PPC buddy.

>>60525094
You doing any editing for these boomers?
It's an interesting model, any resources you'd recommend? I have some retail businesses interested in me doing their social media (barf) but if I could run some video ads for them or identify a client base like you have that would be a helluva lot easier

>>60525094
Also when you sell them the system are you basically putting yourself on retainer for those 12 months, or do you charge in addition to the package to run the ads for them?

>>60525094
Is this strategy already saturated by Top G wannabe zoomers?

>>60525120
I do offer to do editing, but no one has ever taken me up on it. Selling products using ads is a lot harder, be careful. I only use ads to sell services that are atleast $500+
>>60525132
I charge a one time setup fee upfront, thats it. I then leave them with the system so they can continue running it themselves as long as they want.
>>60525137
It is true that influencers have brought a lot of young kids into the online entrepreneur space, but they are not competition, they are incompetent. Not real competition for any adult doing a half decent job.

>>60524892 (OP)
Please don’t wagie


We don’t need whales like you with your 6 thousand dollars to come corner our markets

>>60525140
>I then leave them with the system so they can continue running it themselves as long as they want.
I thought you ran the videos for them? Sorry just not understanding how the hand-off works I guess. How do you make it boomerproof lol?
And again, any resources you could recommend besides the CLOSER framework?
I feel like I have the ability do something of value in marketing but I'm inexperienced and pretty uneducated in the field besides a little sales, writing, and computer proficiency.

>>60525160
I schedule their ads to run. Then the ads continue running indefinitely, continuously acquiring more customers. There is very little 'management' once they're running. If performance ever drops, just launch a new ad, that's it.
>resources
resources for what? To understand the business model, type "SMMA" into youtube. To understand closing, just listen to Alex Hormozi and watch all his sales videos. To understand how to do the service, type "how to run Facebook ads for local businesses" into youtube.

>>60525167
>I schedule their ads to run. Then the ads continue running indefinitely, continuously acquiring more customers.
How many ads might you get them to film? Do you just start with one and if performance drops you get them to film a new one? Or do you have a few from the start and rotate them?
>resources for what?
Sorry for being a marketing tard I'm just trying to understand how you got to where you are, I'll look into those

>>60525187
>How many ads might you get them to film?
For a small, local business, with a small ad spend budget (~$20/day), one 60 second ad could last up to 3 months without burning out. This is because my scripts are good and the budget is so small that you're only reaching a few hundred people per day, when there might be 100,000s of people in the area.

>>60525061
interesting so you didn't need to do any "try it first or your money back" BS with your clients? I remember I tried setting appointments via cold calling for something similar. I'm assuming since you are getting clients through meta ads they convert more easily than cold calls

>>60525204
Any other tips? I appreciate your time

>>60525222
No I never worked for free or offered trials. If you're confident in your service and know you can actually deliver results, you don't need that and you should stand on your price, maybe just start with a heavy discount (Don't even tell them its a discount). Clients don't want their money back - they want the thing to work.
Yeah I did a tiny amount of cold calling, but its so obvious that ads are infinitely more leveraged and work better in every way so I was always willing to invest the $10 a day to learn them until they started to work. Took me 2 years to figure it out btw, im just stubborn.

>>60524897
i get $6k per day from staking my fartcoins. i bet you feel really stupid now.

>>60525228
It took me 2 years and spending $10k in ads (All my savings up to that point) to figure out how to run ads for myself, get clients, and close deals. It's not easy, but I'm in uni and had nothing better to spend my time/money on.
My only other tip is to go into it knowing that it is a better path than being employed by someone else, but its more work. But then you'll learn that if you truly enjoy the process of building businesses, you'll enjoy the work and it will just be fun.

One thing I always wondered is how do you take payment from customers for a business like this? What do I need to set up to take payment for something like this?

someone gives you money and then you use that money to buy ads for their business and pocket the difference? lol

ive tried the facebook ad thing and I suck at making them. you need some level of creativity to be successful with it. not everyone can do that. what are you selling?

>>60526522
I'm also interested to understand what is it that you're selling

>>60527142
it's all a meme dude
he's not selling shit

>>60525243
And there it is. “I spend 10k in ads to make less then 10k

>buy an ad

baby first 6K
i made 6k without moving out of my bed trading bitcoin in two weeks
profits taken, net result

>>60526475
Stripe
>>60526509
No, they give me my fee, I set up their ads, and they pay their own ads
>>60526522
You don't need creativity, you need a formula
>>60527155
I work with local businesses selling their services.

>>60524892 (OP)
>>60524897
i flip npc and pepe every few days and make a few thousand dollars every time. i like your ragebait but it doesnt make sense at the moment, crypto is on easy mode, to me you are the sucker currently

>>60528978
>gambling
Nice bro

your seem like a faggot fucking scammer to me.