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From the advice i have seen online, i have seen it reccomended spending 50/day minimum etc. Problem is my lead costs are just like extremely high (obviously creative and offer could do some work etc, its a new offer). On the brandon shields b2b ads video, he mentioned on a 50/day budget, 5 adsets. And since its lower spend he said something along the lines of "since you still need to be able to compete vs like coke and the big players, facebook puts you in more premium auctions at the low spend". He then said, it would build confidence, get you initial results. But then this method of separating out 10/day per adset is not scalable. Is this true? Right now its my first time ever really testing b2b ads. Have not had good success. With my local clients, they do great with low budget (im talking under 10/day, multi adset). I rather start with a non scalable but get momentum, then start testing with higher spends to crack the "bigger spend" Does this make sense, any help would be appreciated!

Hey everyone, I'm running cold outreach campaigns targeting UK aesthetic clinics and my LC Phone/Twilio costs have been kinda high 120-140$ a day for 700 contacts (2 way messaging) It bookes demos, but is kinda expensive Wanted to see if anyone in the community has found a working solution that integrates well with GHL workflows. Has anyone solved this? Appreciate it

Hi guys, Im interested to learn about different ways to book discovery calls because I often have questions about appointment setting (it's a bottleneck sometimes or me), but it seems everyone else has it figured out. I have clients but not enough budget to start running paid ads, so if anyone could kindly share ways how they book calls or any advice that would be very helpful. Do you guys mainly cold call and if so how is it going for you? I currently do SMS outreach and its working fine, but I'm just curious if there are other ways and tip and tricks as well. Thank you!

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