Recent content by quit106

On the note of dropshipping, to me it seems like a dying model — at least using Facebook Ads. Reason being that, especially with physical products, after the cost of the product + the cost of ads, the margin cuts close to (or beyond) zero. Especially with the customer satisfaction of receiving...

This is very true in my experience. With Facebook Ads, it's much more feasible as a long term plan, I'd say, to use them for scaling a proven funnel, rather than freshly going from "0 to 1". Even with shoutouts on IG, you may find it's difficult to get followers. Aka, you might spend $25 on a...

Thank you for this valuable feedback. On some other projects, I've tried to run these low-quality MaxBounty offers and not only do they feel crappy to promote (since I don't believe in them at all) they haven't converted great. So these ideas to put in the work feel good since they seem more...

Thanks for that advice. They're nearly all customers, with a small percentage (say 2%) who are wholesalers. When it comes to creating squeeze pages or landing pages, given a shorter timeframe of 4 weeks, would you suggest sending people straight to a MaxBounty landing page offer, or...

The list is quite segmented, and up to date as of fall 2019. Most of the people on the lists are from the US, although some from GB, AU, and CA, and other INT countries. Would you just go about finding an offer, say discount t-shirts, and just delivering that to their inbox? (In the case of the...

By buying some mail servers, do you mean just buying a plan on SendGrid or aWeber and trying some batches of sending? If you were in my shoes, would you go with the 3 : 1 ratio of value : offers, or would you dive right into the offers?

Do you think I should just cold email them and start a relationship? It would be awkward but maybe less awkward if I opened up like, "hey, first of all feel free to unsubscribe.." and then offered a niche-related piece of value to them. Is it easy to find list buyers? For some of the lists I...

As the topic says, I have a pile of lists from different niches (healthy snacks, cosmetics, tee-shirts, etc) of actual buyers — past customers. But, They aren't my customers. I just have the lists. Don't ask me how or why.. this is BHW after all. Is there anything I can do to monetize these...

Definitely agree with the huge buying opportunity rn.. so unprecedented. But the timing is arguable. Some are saying that May is when this Virus could *start* peaking.. aka this article: https://bit.ly/39gfjvY I'm not a bitcoin worshipper but that could be a good buy+hold play for the long...

Really depends on your goal.. more followers? sales on your site? etc

Yea that could be lots of things. Few possible culprits, - Ad quality.. if you've got text on your ads - Optimization / conversion event.. you could try targeting higher up the funnel - Landing page quality.. this could be it since all your ads are struggling for delivery. Might want to hop on...

My recommendation with ad approval is this.. ***************** 1. Landing Page Test a. Open a blank ad, and enter "test" into the Primary Text area, Headline, Newslink Description. b. Use a dummy blank image as the creative *Wait. If this gets approved then move on. If not, wait a day or two...

It seems like every weight loss / keto IG profile out there links to a weight-loss supplements (the ones that pay $50+). If anyone's open to sharing, I'm curious how that strategy (of just pushing people to that link in the bio with everyday types of posts.. seems like a numbers game) actually...

Hey all, I'm wondering if anyone knows a resource for real-time, overall Facebook Ads metrics, CPM, CPCs, etc - perhaps split by industry / niche. For example, AdEspresso has this older report on one of their articles showing CPCs by month for 2017. I think it's quite useful since you can see...

Also can matter what you're optimizing for. In my experience, just optimizing for link clicks (unless it's a super targeted audience like a customer list or micro-niche) almost never converts