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Create the problem, sell them the solution.

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> Learn a skill > Pick an audience > Identify their problems > Build a traffic source > Post problem solving content > Engage with everyone > Bring conversations into the dms > Qualify people's problems > Solve them for free > Get on a call > Sell the implementation

> Learn a skill > Pick an audience > Identify their problems > Build a traffic source > Post problem solving content > Engage with everyone > Bring conversations into the dms > Qualify people's problems > Solve them for free > Get on a call > Sell the implementation

how to make ai ads for your brand that actually get spend Give gpt astra your >product >avatar >problem youre solving > step 1 : build a viral hook In a world full of brainrot how do you make a viral hook with intention? Take an expression your customer uses to describe

This is a masterclass in faceless yapping. He spends the first 80% of the ad educating and only introduces the product at 1:47. There are so many subtleties in here that make this a great ad: - Calls out problem instantly (audibly, visually and with a text overlay hook) -

Most brands suck at ads because they suck at finding root causes for their products. "But, but, my product doesn't have a root cause". Use this formula: Ask "why does this problem exist?" until you hit a fact nobody can argue with. It's always one of three: — biology (a body

@Lorenzo | Meta Ads & Performance Creatives

Most brands suck at ads because they suck at finding root causes for their products. 'But, but, my product doesn't have a root cause.' Use this formula: Ask 'why does this problem exist?' until you hit a fact nobody can argue with. It's always one of three: —biology (a

@Bogdan | Ad Creatives for Meta & TikTok

this is Alex Hormozi, the guy who sold $16M of one book in a weekend "if you can articulate someone's problem better than they can, they will inherently believe that you can solve it" the article below is the other half of that law: a 4-step process for finding the problem you

“How do I run telehealth ads?” You don’t sell the product. You sell the story. It’s almost always someone sharing a real struggle first, with only a subtle mention of the product and a simple “learn more” CTA. When brands can afford a $200–300 CAC, they aren’t chasing maximum

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