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Are you a copywriter with a flair for creative strategy? Have you helped create powerful ads and landing pages? ✍ Come work for Revenu. 👀 More details on the link in the comments. You get a few perks... → Work from wherever you want → Gym membership and co-working space → Rapid career and salary progression → Off-sites where we all come together → No work meetings on Friday → Friday we play games, compete for cash → Help increase revenue we’ll pay you more → Will pay for any courses and training We're a small team of 15, but we drive big results for our clients. CJ Haughey 🐐 and Natalia Dumanska are crushing it but we're growing, so we need another creative mastermind. 👇 Apply using the link in the comments.

Are you a graphic designer who can make powerful ads and landing pages in Figma? ✍ Come work for Revenu. 👀 More details on the link in the comments. You get a few perks... → Work from wherever you want → Gym membership and co-working space → Rapid career and salary progression → Off-sites where we all come together → No work meetings on Friday → Friday we play games, compete for cash → Help increase revenue we’ll pay you more → Will pay for any courses and training We're a small team of 13, but we drive big results for our clients. CJ Haughey 🐐 and Natalia Dumanska are writing more ads and landing pages than our designers can keep up with. So we need your help. 👇 Apply using the link in the comments.

Are you a B2B marketer who knows their way around LinkedIn and Google Ads? ✍ Come work for Revenu. 👀 More details on the link in the comments. You get a few perks... → Work from wherever you want → Gym membership and co-working space → Rapid career and salary progression → Off-sites where we all come together → No work meetings on Friday → Friday we play games, compete for cash → Help increase revenue we’ll pay you more → Will pay for any courses and training We're a small team of 13, but we drive big results for our clients and we're growing fast. So we need your help. 👊 👇 Apply using the link in the comments.

You need to address blockers to conversion or you will constantly lose high intent demos you could have had. 👀 Here are the blockers I try to fight in all of my ads. → Sales Reputation: Naturally, refer to your sales team as experts, not sales. I’ve seen so many websites still using “talk to sales” as their main CTA. Wild. → It Will Be A Waste of Time: If I talk with sales, it will just be a waste of time. Fight that by making it a “quick call” and detailing what will be covered on the call. Try add some value, but don’t overcomplicate it. An easy way is to offer to buy people lunch too and send them a gift card. At least they’ll get something out of it, even if it’s a crap call. → High Effort to Onboard: So many people in your audience probably want to switch systems, but they just can’t be bothered because of the effort. They don’t get paid more if they use your software instead of the legacy one they’ve got. Detail how you make the switching experience easy. Maybe promise that your team will just do it all for them if you give them the keys. I mean, people trust strangers to park their car. Why not set up their software after an NDA is signed? Consultants get access to sensitive things all the time. → What If I Don’t Like It: Everyone in B2C you see ads that basically say you can buy a product, if you don’t like it you get a full refund, and you don’t even have to send the product back. Naturaly, those companies are printing cash because it shows faith in their product that the audience believes. Naturally, most people can’t be bothered to get a refund if they don’t like it, so they remain profitable. How can you make your software risk free? After 90 days if you don’t like it, full refund and break the contract? Let’s be honest, if they’ve just onboarded they’ll probably not cancel the contract because of the effort. Good luck trying to get that signed off though, I feel your pain. Disagree? Would you add something? 🥊 Come fight me in the comments hehe.

What is a lead hoarder? 👀 Someone who is obsessed with collecting emails, calling them leads, and reporting on a low CPL. 🚩 If you hear someone say “lead generation” it’s a huge red flag. First sign you’re speaking to a hoarder. 😂 My immediate response is always, “lead generation… what types of leads are we talking about here?” Usually when you did deeper, you find anyone talking about lead generation is merging non incentive demos, incentive demos, interactive demos, gated content, webinars, content syndication, all in one big pot… Convenient for anyone trying to report on a low CPL. Not convienient for driving pipeline. 🚩

Look at your search terms like Mike Tython looks at his pigeons. 👀 Don’t think you’re running competitor ads? You probably are, without even realizing it. This is how close variants work. 1. You bid on “B2B marketing software” 2. You select exact or phrase match 3. Google finds all the relevant companies 4. You show for a ton of competitor terms 5. Google marks them as “close variants” 6. You can’t turn off “close variants” TL;DR - Google will draw a line between non-brand and competitor terms, saying they are the same unless you exclude them. Competitor terms usually have a 2x lower CPL than traditional non brand terms in our experience too, so you might as well seperate them out and run them intentionally with a proper strategy.