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The second touchpoint most people skip.
Here's the thing about cold outreach. The first message is just a filter (sometimes) The real opportunity is in the follow-up call & follow up message to people who opened or saw your message but didn't respond. Those people are warm. They just need a human voice / interaction. I personally call the non-responders in my SMS campaigns and it consistently converts contacts that would have otherwise been ignored. Automation starts the conversation. Humans close it. FOLLOW UP IS KEY
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@Marko Deksnis 100% agree. Follow-up is where a lot of opportunities are left on the table.People are busy, miss messages, or simply aren't ready to respond the first time. A simple follow-up or call can completely change the outcome. Automation gets you in the door, but the human interaction is often what gets the deal done. Follow-up is definitely key.
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Are there any agencies looking for developers?
I’m an AI full-stack engineer with 8 years of experience, and I’m currently looking to connect with agencies or individuals who can introduce me to potential clients. Many people have great ideas or business opportunities but hesitate to move forward because they lack the software development expertise needed to bring them to life. That’s where I can help. If you know someone who needs support with AI, software development, or turning an idea into a working product, I’d be happy to connect and explore how we might collaborate. Please feel free to reach out. I look forward to meeting new people, exchanging ideas, and exploring opportunities to work together!
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@Alex Nova Thanks for sharing this information! We appreciate you reaching out and introducing yourself. We’ll definitely keep your experience and services in mind and take this into consideration for any future opportunities that may be a good fit. Wishing you continued success! FYI @Liam Casey
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Stock footage + voice over ads?
1. where do i get stock footage videos (i mean do we need to get the paid stock footage site subscriptions or make it with free sites how important is that?) 2. do stock footage ads work now? (i am in contractor niche..it feels cognitively expensive for me to believe stock footage voiceover ads work)
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@Dalle M I’d test stock + VO, but I wouldn’t rely on it heavily for contractors. You definitely don’t need a paid stock subscription to start, Pexels, Pixabay, etc. are enough for testing. If you find an angle that works, then paid libraries can give you better/more specific footage. For contractors, though, I’d prioritize real job-site footage, before/afters, the owner/team, and UGC-style creative. Stock footage can work, but it often feels too generic in a niche where trust matters. I’d treat stock + VO as a testing angle, not the core creative strategy.
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Landing pages WordPress vs Canva-style
I'm curious about your real-world experience. For eCommerce landing pages (especially Meta Ads traffic), which converts better? 1. A proper landing page built with WordPress plugins 2. A long Canva-style image landing page I'm looking for answers Which one performed better for you, and why?
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@Amar Alae Great question! In my experience, a proper landing page built in WordPress almost always performs better over the long run. It loads better, is easier to optimize and test, and gives you much more flexibility with forms, tracking, and conversion optimization. Canva-style pages can look great and may work for simple offers, but they usually don't provide the same user experience or scalability. That said, I'd love to hear what others have experienced. I'm sure there are some interesting case studies in the group.
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Where did you find your best ad managers?
I'm looking to hire a new ad manager. They don't need to be client-facing. I want them to handle the technical work, such as code implementation, account setups, and ongoing technical management. The last time I hired an ad manager, I used OnlineJobs.ph, but I'm thinking of trying something else this time. What has worked for you?
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Hi @Yogev Lifchin FYI @Liam Casey
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