Hey lads, I am currently struggling a lot with my email system. I spent a lot of time on making an automated loom recording program where I can essentially make like 500 looms in 250 minutes that all look personalized; it literally looks like I made them a personal loom video with my camera on while scrolling on there website. Unfortunately, from our test batch of emails out of 70 emails with looms we sent from 12 different emails, we got 3 loom views and ONE appointment (this is not good). Do you guys reckon it is an email deliverability problem because I sent pretty low volume so it seems unlikely. Maybe my copy is bad or my subject stinks, but how are people not clicking on a thumbnail to a loom that literally has there website on it and a guy in the corner who is clearly yapping about something to do with there business. If it is a deliverability issue, does anyone know how I get out of spam? If someone is a seasoned email outbound practitioner and knows what this issue could be, it would be greatly appreciated. (btw my goal is a 15% loom view rate)

How can we reliably set up subdomains for different clients using their main domain to create landing pages? Is it possible to do this without requiring the client to change domain registrars, or does the process depend on the specific domain registrar?

Hi, We're running a search campaign for a solar dealer looking to secure more contracts for solar installations. The campaign started on August 19th, 2024, with a daily budget of $30, targeting areas around Rhode Island. I have a couple of questions about our approach, which we adapted from some of your content. 1. What specific data should we be aiming to collect at this stage? Are we focusing on keywords, cost per click, number of impressions, or something else? 2. How much data do we need to gather before transitioning from a click-focused campaign to a conversion-focused campaign? Is there a specific timeframe or data threshold we should be aiming for before making this switch? Thanks

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Hey what's up guys, my name is Reinhard Laaks I am the co-owner of an SMMA that focuses on Solar marketing. Me and my business partner signed our first client, but unfortunately, he is extremely gullible and he fell for some kind of scam a while ago, which resulted in someone running ads on his account and racking up $1k earlier this year. Now we need to run his fb ads and obviously, having this massive overdue payment means he can't run any ads. How do we sort out these issues with Facebook? Btw he actually almost got scammed by a phishing email on the onboarding call. Is this a bad client? because if he's going to keep getting scammed, this will be an issue. We have not taken any money from him because we work on a pay-per-install basis. Please lmk your input.