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Top Comments (10)
so now we have slop businesses too?
Regardless of the slop content of the product and unethical aspect, the man knows the process to market and sell. Take that knowledge and ignore the rest. I always have to scan these videos for the odd bit of useful info as most of them are trash that miss out fundamentals, critical processes etc or just make things seem easier than they are without giving the full story.
Would LOVE the Facebooks ads follow up to this.
I love this for what is probably the opposite reason that you’re featuring it. It’s gotten so easy to sell terrible products like what your friend is showing there, that those making good ones have no excuse not being able to sell them with the right marketing.
Dude just conducted a seminar in how to sell snake oil. 😳
Yes please with the Meta/Facebook ads in depth tutorial. That is one skill that seems very helpful these days for any business.
This is a really interesting walkthrough and I appreciate how transparently you break down the mechanics. One honest reaction I had though is that, while the system clearly works, it also feels like a very high operational effort relative to the typical ROI unless you hit a strong outlier offer. Between constant creative testing, ad spend risk, funnel optimization, customer support, and ongoing iteration, it seems like you’re trading a lot of time and cognitive energy for profits that can remain fragile unless scaled aggressively. I’m curious how you personally think about that trade-off long term — especially compared to building fewer, deeper, more compounding assets. Would love to hear your perspective on where this model truly shines versus where it becomes diminishing returns.
hi friends, id love to hear from you below. like/subscribe for more of this in your feed.
I'd vote for Facebook ads for Part 2
“Hummingbird attraction” is genius and deserves more credit from a creative standpoint
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Top Comments (10)
so now we have slop businesses too?
Regardless of the slop content of the product and unethical aspect, the man knows the process to market and sell. Take that knowledge and ignore the rest. I always have to scan these videos for the odd bit of useful info as most of them are trash that miss out fundamentals, critical processes etc or just make things seem easier than they are without giving the full story.
Would LOVE the Facebooks ads follow up to this.
I love this for what is probably the opposite reason that you’re featuring it. It’s gotten so easy to sell terrible products like what your friend is showing there, that those making good ones have no excuse not being able to sell them with the right marketing.
Dude just conducted a seminar in how to sell snake oil. 😳
Yes please with the Meta/Facebook ads in depth tutorial. That is one skill that seems very helpful these days for any business.
This is a really interesting walkthrough and I appreciate how transparently you break down the mechanics. One honest reaction I had though is that, while the system clearly works, it also feels like a very high operational effort relative to the typical ROI unless you hit a strong outlier offer. Between constant creative testing, ad spend risk, funnel optimization, customer support, and ongoing iteration, it seems like you’re trading a lot of time and cognitive energy for profits that can remain fragile unless scaled aggressively. I’m curious how you personally think about that trade-off long term — especially compared to building fewer, deeper, more compounding assets. Would love to hear your perspective on where this model truly shines versus where it becomes diminishing returns.
hi friends, id love to hear from you below. like/subscribe for more of this in your feed.
I'd vote for Facebook ads for Part 2
“Hummingbird attraction” is genius and deserves more credit from a creative standpoint