ALL-IN-ONE SMMA Tips | [2019]

[Resonate2]

Will do.

Right now, I have a small budget and a 3 -6 month spend plan.

I have one target product to move, it's 'organic' (LOL), established physical presence, highly responsive demographic and when I get it right, I actually see Money. Yes. Cash. Actual Dinero. LOL. Am I having too much fun? (sigh).

I've got a hunch that now's the time to find a way through the web. This stuff is selling when I get it in front of people.

As this is the first time in...um...years I've gone back to google ads, I am going to run a series of small $50 tests using different Pitches and landing pages.

I expect I'll wind up at a 1K spend before I zero in on anything that starts to pay back. I also accept i might be plainly wrong (yikes) but hey welcome to Risk, right?

 

[Adehorla]

Thanks for this wonderful Guide .

Waiting for how to run smma ads in Google

 

[Cloutsy]

Thanks for this wonderful Guide .

Waiting for how to run smma ads in Google

I plan to make this soon. I just have to be careful because I continue to get warnings so it makes it very hard to try and provide anything of value when I have to watch everything I say.

 

[thedoctor123]

Don't feel like you have to accept every client, you are smart. You're a member of BHW.
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I have to say: INCREDIBLE guide. Very nice simple professional steps! That is the 75% of being professional and then comes the expensive solutions.
I would add to print a business card to your tips

 

[RealDaddy]

Please do a SpuFu guide

 

[Cloutsy]

Don't feel like you have to accept every client, you are smart. You're a member of BHW.​

I have to say: INCREDIBLE guide. Very nice simple professional steps! That is the 75% of being professional and then comes the expensive solutions.
I would add to print a business card to your tips

Thanks a lot, I am glad it helped =)

Please do a SpuFu guide

SpyFu is such an impressive tool.

What are you mainly confused with? What niche are you in?

 

[RealDaddy]

Thanks a lot, I am glad it helped =)



SpyFu is such an impressive tool.

What are you mainly confused with? What niche are you in?

My main focus is competitor paid ads analysis, I am in the tech niche

 

[Cloutsy]

My main focus is competitor paid ads analysis, I am in the tech niche

The biggest things to look at here, would be the Adwords History section, as well as the keywords and bid section.

** Keep in mind, look at a couple of things:

- The words they used in their ads
- The clicks/month (Keep in mind also that usually they do not use an ad long that does not convert well. If they have a lot of clicks on the ads, it more then likely performed well).


After viewing that above, then mimic it but put your own taste on the wording. Make it make sense but do not copy them exact.

Hope that helps

 

[SuperGoGetter]

Nice guide mate

 

[IG Professor]

Good knowledge
thanks

 

[HaCr]

Payment Processor - Cost: Depends

How are your clients going to pay you? No, they have no clue with Bitcoin is, and if they do, they are scared because their Grandpa told them it's dangerous. Most USA clients will not know what Payoneer, or any other payment method that hatters like us know... The best thing I can recommend is find something that will look trustworthy and creates a simple checkout process. PayPal is what I used, but if you're like me and have $17k FROZEN in PayPal, F**k PayPal.

I have developed a pretty strict policy with regards to PayPal and my clients. I'm fine with client's paying with PayPal up to $1k, but no more than that. For anything over $1k I invoice everything through QuickBooks Online. QBO is a $20/month subscription but it's what most small and medium sized businesses and much of the corporate world uses in the United States for accounting and invoicing.

I have had no problem with QBO processing very large transactions for all domestic U.S. clients and International clients across Asia, South America, and Europe.

PayPal lost out on being deserving of trust a long time ago when it comes to anything large. Fine for small transactions, but that's it.