HYROS Advisor: an AI paid-media advisor built on the HYROS MCP Watch The Loom Walkthrough Sign up for an account on v1.0 here. Alright so I have spent a lot of time building this and I believe it could be a very beneficial add-on tool for Hyros users. HYROS already knows exactly what happened in your ads. The Advisor tells you what to do next. You connect your HYROS account, confirm what it found in about 2 minutes, and get a plain-English plan: what to grow, what to fix and what to leave alone, with step-by-step next steps for Google and Meta. It's built for owners who don't live in ad dashboards. Every number is explained: "$1.36 back per $1 (1.36x ROAS)", what break-even means for your business, and what would change each call. Fixed rules make every decision; AI only explains it. It's read-only and never touches your ad accounts. What's live today: six report types on your schedule (Daily Pulse, Alerts, Scaling Check, Weekly Audit, Monthly Deep Dive and Growth Ideas), plus its own Slack bot. Ask it "What should I do first?" or "Why wait on this campaign?" and it answers from your latest report. Agencies can connect every client and ask which one needs attention first. It's been tested on 4 real HYROS accounts, and in a backtest 97% of its "Grow" calls held up over the following 30 days. Why it matters: most churn comes from customers who have the data but don't know what to act on. Across 5,594 of our customer service calls, customers asked for media-buying advice again and again. This answers that, automatically, every week. What's next: smarter calls on campaigns that are still unclear, which conversion to tell Meta to optimize for, running reports and sending voice notes from Slack, an in-app chat, a CS view so support can walk into every call with a data-backed plan, and benchmarks from similar accounts. Would be curious to hear your feedback.

Heyy guys, my name is Tobias, Im 25 yo guy from Czechia 🇨🇿. Recently discovered Alex, love his ytb videos, they are fun 😂. Ive started my journey 5 years ago with E-commerce (Dropshipping) and turned my stores into a real brands here in Czechia, it went off pretty well, but I didnt like the physical stuff at all, cause of the low profits and other problems. Thats why I started my personal brand @toby_ecom 2 years ago and started selling info + coaching about ecommerce, this is where I hit my first 10k months in profit into my own pockets. Today I started focusing more on on-line education space and digital products, because it is really growing nowadays - thats why I teamed up with folks from college (yes I dropped out lol) and we started our own SAAS based around this. This is my main focus now. Im here to learn more about paid ads to scale our SAAS and gain experience from others.

In 2016 I was working for a marketing agency that was using a project management tool called Teamwork. At the time I remember it being a really good tool but it just didn't cater to the needs I wanted as an account manager working for the agency (at the time I was managing 15-20 clients). I actually really liked Trello but still felt Trello lacked some specific features I wanted for managing agency clients. I started by mapped out specific things I knew I wanted in a SaaS then consulted a good friend of mine and mentor who had already built several SaaS apps previously. I didn't know how to code but had an idea that I thought would do well in the "agency" space. My mentor hooked me up with his coder who was actually on a completely different time zone and I begun by simply jotting down ideas for UI, features, functions into a spreadsheet. I would make loom/screenshare type videos explaining each feature and the developer would slowly work towards each one. Every time he completed a task or added a feature I'd QA it like crazy (often times new features would break other pieces of the software) After 2 months or so working on this, I worked with my partner to develop a webinar to sell the software to our own email lists (he brought more than 80% of the traffic and sales). So from 2017 - 2024 we came up with different angles to sell the software, some would be a webinar focused on the app itself and others would be an info course with the software being an "Add-on" to make the offer more appealing. I didn't put 100% focus into this app but more treated it as a "launch" offer to supplement other info products I created over the years. In total with the info products we've added on to our offers we managed to bring in around $115,630 combined according to my payment tools. I am currently selling this SaaS as well, I don't want to advertise here but here is the job post in text format just to show an example of how I pitched it for sale.

This will be my 2nd case study for the group and this time doing something a bit different. Back when I got started online a lot of people were building what would be considered "niche sites". These were small sites that would be designed to focus on a specific type of product, say adjustable dumbbells or coffee makers. The sites would generate traffic from Google SEO content and then send people to purchase products via Amazon as an affiliate. A lot of folks would also "flip" these sites for a multiple of the current monthly profit. I made a few of these sites over the years and while I made some income, I never was making enough to pay the bills. In 2021 I discovered a new method where you can use video content to earn as an affiliate that basically exploded for me. So here is what I'm covering in this case study: -How I got started with "niche sites" and where it lead me -What the new method for earning is using Amazon Influencer program -How I earned well over $450,000 using this method in 3 years -How it works / an example -How I got approved for the program (I used my YouTube channel) -Proof of my earnings -How I got vendors to pay me massive bonus commissions and send me over $30k+ in free products This is actually very easy to replicate for anyone, it just came down to massive action and consistency. Go watch it here:

Thought I'd share a low ticket product launch case study for the group for free. My partner Paul and I made a digital course + software that we recently sold for $97 and did about 75 sales with (after refunds), total profit was $8436/yearly recurring. This video covers: -The offer -The software used to build the sales page -Copywriting angle -What we delivered -Marketing the offer with email marketing + scarcity tactics -Flipping the whole thing and selling it for a profit Hope you enjoy it!