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We'll do a recorded & private 1:1 session to go over your current ad(s) in question, all within 15 minutes together.
Kathleen Y.
Results: We met for about 15 minutes in a workshop and came up with 1 specific hook for her ads. She started at $.58 lead and has already sold 10 mini-courses (priced @ $27), showing a 1.92 RoAS.
Tiffany R.
Results: Tiff is great at masterclasses. We reviewed an existing ad over 15 minutes and dropped her $15/register to $10/register, leading to her highest attended class yet (it was also her last one before maternity leave).
Derek R.
Results: In 15 minutes, we were able to create additional headlines & audiences to reduce lead cost from $8.92/lead to $5.26/lead. We've met multiple times since then to increase the quality of his conversations.
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