Does EZ Pages have more and better templates to use? WHat is the actual difference?

SaaS is actually brilliant for businesses using the Macro concept. The thing is if it works then you can actually deliver what the client wants or actually NEEDS. More Customers with an ad that works. The hardest think at times is to deliver and ad that works but now you can deliver to many.

☝️What if you could run Facebook and Google ads… without learning how? Right now, your prospect believes one of two things: 1. “I need to hire an agency” 2. “I need to figure this out myself” Both feel expensive. Both feel overwhelming. Now imagine telling them: You don’t need an agency. You don’t need to learn ads. You don’t need another course. Because now… You can just text “someone” who runs your ads for you. Not a dashboard. Not another complicated tool. An AI ad operator that: • launches proven ads (not guesses) • answers your questions instantly • adjusts things when needed • speaks to you like a real person You literally text: “Turn on ads for knee pain patients this week” …and it handles the rest. No second-guessing No “did I set this up right?” No wasting money figuring it out Just: 👉 proven ads 👉 running correctly 👉 with someone (something) backing you up This isn’t “learning ads” This is replacing the need to. UpHex 2.0 is coming soon. Sam Early beta testers… Comment “Agentic Ads”

☝️I’m on a bit of a “better know your shit” kick right now… So only ready this if you want one of the best marketing secrets ever founds. Let’s go. Eugene Schwartz wrote a book in 1966 called “Breakthrough Advertising.” It costs $125 used on Amazon right now. (Some copies go for $500+) This is for a book written before the internet existed. … Why? Because “Ole Schwartzie” (my pet name for him of course) figured out something that 99% of marketers have no idea exists. He called it “The Five Levels of Market Awareness.” And if you’ve never heard of it… This single concept will change how you write ads forever. … Here’s the idea in plain English: Not everyone in your market is ready to buy right now. Level 1: Some don’t even know they have a problem. Level 2: Some know the problem but don’t know solutions exist. Level 3: Some know solutions exist but don’t know about YOU. Level 4: Some know about you but aren’t convinced yet. Level 5: And some are ready to hand you a credit card today. Five levels. Five completely different conversations. And that’s the punchline… each requires a unique conversation IF you want your marketing to work. … Most agencies suck at this… They write every ad like they’re talking to the person who’s ready to buy right now. “Get 20 leads in 30 days! Sign up now! Limited spots!” That works Ok sometimes… But for a fraction of the market already at that stage. What about the majority of prospects? (That’s where all the money is. But nobody wants to hear that because it requires patience. And patience isn’t sexy. “Get 20 leads in 30 days!” is sexy. See the problem?) … How’s bout a real example. I was working with an agency owner running ads for a plumber. The ad said something like: “Need a plumber? Call us today! 20% off your first service.” Pretty novice. Really only works on people who already have a leaky pipe and are actively searching for help. (BTW, that’s a Google ad… not FB) I asked him: “What about the homeowner whose pipes are 30 years old and they don’t even know they’re about to have a $15,000 problem?”

Hey! Just became a paying UpHex customer (no more trial 🎉) and I'm trying to wrap my head around the setup + monthly fee model before I go all in. A few things still unclear to me: 1. **Who pays for the ad budget?** Is it built into the monthly fee, or does the client fund it separately? 2. **How do you size the budget?** Is there a formula you use, or is it negotiated case by case? Also a bigger picture question: if I'm targeting a sub-sub-niche (which makes sense to me), why would a client choose a "rented ads" model over hiring someone (also targeting this sub-sub-niche) who builds fully custom creatives specifically for them? What's our edge there? Are we basically lead sellers in this model, or is it more nuanced? Thanks in advance — happy to return the favor once I figure this out! 😄