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Diversity in agency
i commented on Uncle Jimmys post but i figured i would make a post to gather more opinions on my situation I really want to branch on diversity but here is where i am at. I do marketing for epoxy businesses and have 6 active paying clients. I took this month off of my ads to work on growing my own epoxy business and with facebook ads, we did $54k in revenue in just $1200 ad spend with my own epoxy business. I want to use this as leverage when I turn my ads back on showing that I actually own an epoxy business and use the same system for my business to make $54k in just our first month of business. I also want to branch off into different niches, if i am running different ad campaigns for different niches lets say Garage remodelers, and then i offer different services, should i run a new campaign for each type of niche and service? I haven't done anything besides epoxy companies but garage remodeling I feel would be an easy transision including patio remodling and any type of home imporvement service eventually. My budget when i start up will be roughly $100/day on ads
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well similar niches are always a great way to go and you obviuosly know youre work. and for every new service you advertise its pretty much always a new campaign
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@Carson Lykins yeah new pixel also with new campaign. If you doing different stuff like email campaigns or google ads you can might just use the data inside it but it really depends on the situation and how well you can use the data. Jimmy can tell you more there. if it is just for fb ads, you really want to make it seperate so the new won't affect the old in any way and fb has a really clear audience which helps. Cause of youre situation the main spend should be going to epoxy just cause it is what works right. If you want generally a good way to spend money effectively I would encourage you to do a DCT, ideally a 4-3-1 strcuture for youre spend if youre spending like 50$ a day. Thats a DCT with 4 creatives, 3 copys and 1 headline. If you have around 33$ a day I would go with 4-2-1 or less. Have you tried DCT testing before? Overall you will probably know a lot just what works in youre specifc area and niche so might be the best idea to get smth similiar started for the start
What industry you guys are in?
Hey everyone, I just joined the community, been running my smma business since march. Curious on what industry everyone is in. I am in the epoxy industry
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@Rohan Jain yeah it wasnt working aswell as it should. Been doing it for like 6 realtors at this point and for only one it has worked out great. Also hasnt been too profiable as theres a really big market for leads beside agencys who dumps the prices.
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@Uncle Jimmy Mitchell
Looking for some advice - Cold Outreach vs Meta ads for getting clients
So I'm currently running a Meta ads lead gen agency targeting landscapers/contractors. I've got my first paying landscaping/contractor client on board and the results have been solid - 25 leads in under 2 weeks, he's out quoting consistently and sitting on a strong pipeline of work. Really happy with how the campaign is running. Now I'm trying to land my next 2-3 clients and I'm debating the best approach. I've been doing WhatsApp cold outreach to contractors using a script built around the results from my current client, but the volume is low because WhatsApp bans for too much outreach and most people don't even open it. My question is - for those of you who have scaled past your first client, did you rely mainly on cold outreach to get the next few, or did you run your own Meta ads to generate inbound leads for the agency itself as soon as you got that first client? Should I wait until I have a full month of results and then run ads using that as proof? Should I start running ads for my agency now straight away? Or should I just stick to cold outreach for now and keep grinding it manually? I want to get more clients in asap so any advice from people who've been at this stage is appreciated.
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btw. how much budget do you have for ads mate?
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@Steve Khan yeah then its better to do cold outreach. ads vs cld outreach mostly depends on budget. if you would have 2k and can live without it you can try ads but only 600 bucks for a month is pretty risky. So better go with cold outreach until you get 2-3k to spend easily for ads
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@Mahe Le Guillou welcome! Make a post about your fb ad question and we can help
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@Aziz M welcome!
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Wanting to change my mind about myself so here I am. In Real Estate Germany 21 years old

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