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Hey Can and Gs, I'm switching up my targeting and offers. Now targeting beauty ecom brands and offering ad creatives to those who are running/want to run FB ads. Usually I'd filter out prospects who are already running ads but can't at the moment for other reasons. Here's the doc. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1G_qQz29kzUGC1W50kNol4ZLHYqNvnwqaUnrOH0rkejY/edit?usp=sharing I'd appreciate any feedback Gs.

Hey Can and Gs, Did some research, found out there’s much higher demand for Meta ads in the ecom space. So I’m in the process of changing my targeting and lead lists. On that note, I’ve also brainstormed some productised services which I can offer people. The point of this is to get them ‘hooked’ and in closer contact, so upselling to a higher-ticket and riskier offer such as running their Meta ads won’t be as difficult. I’ve come up with a couple wanted your guys’ input. Do I… 1. Create Facebook ad creatives (this links nicely with my current service). 2. Create AI bots to put on their websites which will help them with capturing leads and increasing conversion rates. 3. Do it alllllllllll. Any input would be appreciated.

Hey Can and Gs, I’m thinking to add LinkedIn content marketing to my services alongside Meta ads and Google ads. Reason being is because although I have helped a client smash it on both, I don’t have connection to him anymore (his parent company went bust meaning he went too and all his phones / emails shut down I’m guessing). So since I have no real case studies or quantifiable metrics to showcase, I doubt many people are going to let me run ads for them. So I’m thinking to add LinkedIn content marketing as a service since I can build a client base with that and it’s much less risky for the client. Of course, I can also upsell them in the future to advertising. But for now, I think acquiring clients for LinkedIn content marketing would be much easier (offer a piece of free work -> it makes them money -> that’s the proof -> I land them as a client + get case studies / data evidence). My question is: Is my thinking going too crazy here? Or does what I’m saying make sense and sound like a good idea?

Hey Can and Gs, Do you think having a signature like the one attached to this message is a bad idea? Thinking about it now, I think it could potentially be hurting deliverability.