I never imagined I’d get to the point where “too many orders” was a real problem. But here I am, pacing my sales so my suppliers can keep up. It didn’t happen because of luck or a magic product, it happened because I learned there’s a process for turning a slow store into a busy one. It starts with choosing products for a reason, not just because they look nice. Then you build pages that make people want to click “buy,” and you run ads that speak directly to the people who are already looking for what you offer. The beauty is that it doesn’t take endless hours or complicated tricks, just the right steps in the right order. When you focus on purpose-driven products, conversion-focused pages, and ads with a clear message, sales stop being a struggle. You go from wondering where the customers are to figuring out how to serve all the ones who show up. If you stick to the process, growth becomes inevitable.

Hi! When i run ads on meta what i see nowdays in meta Broad targeting is not working properly. Target based audience also not working properly in some niches. In today's era Creative Targeting is most important. Based on my experience. Please let me know what is your opinions?

My name is Kui and I operate a junk removal business in San Antonio tx, looking to go from making 1k a weekend to 1k a day and paid ads seem to be the way to go!

Hello Everyone, how are you all doing I'm new here and hoping to get along in the community and learn more to expand my business

I am reselling a $499 course that I am seeking to promote & sell from a simple, proven Google Ads landing page. According to some successful gurus, the most effective funnel format involves 3 facets: 1) Highly-Optimized Header, 2) Sales Video, and 3) A CTA button, a button which goes directly to the checkout page. In essence, a super lean sales funnel. I am very happy to learn this and I am hopeful that this is the case. However, I've also heard and seen other opinions. Other gurus have a long-form landing page for their ads, where you see sales copy, social proof, and multiple CTA buttons after each sales section. What I've learned through the research is this: one format might be best for X offer, and another format might be best for Y offer. It depends on the offer, and the price of the offer. I've watched a few of the modules in this course so far, and I love the range of strategies, advice, and examples for multiple different types of offers, and the specificity of advice for each category. Wonderful course. Here is my bottleneck question: for a digital course priced at $499, would creating a 3-Facet Funnel Format (mentioned above) be the best use of my time? I have a limited initial ad spend to devote to the first round of testing, so I want to create a landing page that is highly optimized and will give me good data during the first round. I am a Digital Marketing & Entrepreneurship graduate, along with having had a high-ticket sales career before exiting that to pursue more scalable digital options. I appreciate any and all advice!