Recent content by rmattt

THIS!!!

Yep, I've had that happen. Usually, I don't revert right away unless the drop is significant. I'll give it a few days to see if the algorithm adjusts before making any decisions.

Afaik, there are three main types: Narrow AI (what we use today) General AI (human-level intelligence) Super AI (beyond human intelligence) Right now, almost all AI tools fall under Narrow AI. 🤖

I'd be careful with that niche, as it can be risky and may violate Meta's policies. I'd suggest learning more about Business Manager, account compliance, and agency structures first.

Yes, you're right buddy. So what now?

I'd start by asking your happy customers for reviews. Even a small increase in recent, positive reviews can make a big difference over time. Also, make sure to reply to reviews so people can see you're engaged and care about customer feedback.

True. Instead of learning more software, people are learning how to use AI better.

You typically need a valid promo or referral offer and an eligible account to claim the free trial.

I'd say healthcare, education, and customer service. AI can handle repetitive tasks, save time, and help people focus on what really matters.

Stopped replying to messages the second they come in. Not everything is an emergency.

I finally have the freedom to do whatever I want, but I'm too tired to do any of it.

A warm cup of coffee, a good laugh, or hearing my favorite song. Sometimes it's the little things that hit the reset button.

THIS!

High ad costs usually come from bidding on broad audiences or low relevance scores. Tighten your targeting, test different creatives, and monitor performance, small optimizations often bring lower CPC quickly.

I think, for me, growth slowed when you covered too many topics without a clear niche. Once you focus on reader needs and updated older posts, engagement picked back up. Reviewing performance regularly made a bigger difference than just publishing more.