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I run an agency. About $2M of that was for a big record label, the other 3 was a mix of my other clients. I've been successful with e-com to music streams to courses. TikTok only want advertisers at the moment who are willing to spend large volumes. Especially Canada, it's still in their beta...

$5M in ad spend since January. What do you want to know?

Discovery ads is all of the new ad formats that Google can't shift. Bascially if you run a discover ad, you can't say YouTube ONLY. It will be YouTube, Gmail, and the discovery news feed that appears on the Google app.

It's called a 'discovery' ad. You can find it within your dashboard. It's the same ad type that appears in your gmail imbox. You can't select inventory and it's VERY low CPC.

Send me some samples please :)

I had two account I used. One was my personal brand account. Reached around 150k followers. and a fair few videos with millions of views. The other was a niche 'repost' account that reached about 25k followers. My real monetization came through account management. A little bit of growth...

Offer 2 and Offer 4. We'll see how this compares to other BHW sellers

If this becomes a journey thread, I'm certainly going to be following it.

Wow that's a lot of money for RE school. I'm guessing it teaches you the whole job and not just prepare you for your license exam. I paid a $90-ish dollars for my RE course here in Florida. It's all about finding a good fit for a brokerage. There are some that charge a flat annual fee and no...

I mean a representative at TikTok. In my experience you usually get a dedicated rep when you are a very famous account, an agency that manages a large number of popular accounts, verified, or high ad spend. As you do more, you get assigned more senior staff.

If you mean impersonation, TikTok will only do anything about it if you are verified or a 'popular creator'. In both of those circumstances you should have an account manager or at least a log on to the creator service portal.

What issue do you need help with?

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The engagement groups all became a mess because Instagram now 'weights' the algorithmic value of a like based on how frequently users like. A lot of the influencers now have really small groups where they like each others content to make sure they don't lower the 'value' of their likes.

I mean you could just make a few posts and buy followers and some likes from the marketplace to make it look like you know what you're doing and then just say SURPRISE! Otherwise you're on the long hard road that most people are on. 'Becoming' an influencer has to be treated like a business and...

Progress threads help me avoid procrastination. If I don't do something, I usually just convince myself that I had 'a busy week'. A thread with clear goals set for the end of the week stops me from bs-ing myself. I guess it's like writing goals down on paper. The accountability from other people...

Only problem is that you have to file in the state court of the defendant. Probably Delaware for most companies of this type. You've got to organize paperwork, service on the other party, and actually attend court in another state. That still comes at a cost.

This is not worthy of legal action whatsoever. No attorney in America would take this case on a contingency fee basis. Simple lawsuits like this still cost thousands of dollars and an attorney gets up to 40% of the settlement. This is not the same as holding a final paycheck as that is a far far...