Manual Vs Automation In Your Marketing

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Back in 2013 when I had my first taste of paid advertising, I was somewhat blown away by it.

You’d launch an ad and you’d get clicks to your affiliate links, optin pages or pretty much wherever you wanted to send traffic for $0.02-$0.05 per click.

Now, if you’re not from that world, I can tell ya, that’s hella cheap traffic.

What I found painstaking through it all was how much;

• New content I’d need to make
  
  Unlike the brochures suggested, you couldn’t just chuck on an ad and let it ride. You’d have to test the heck out of everything.
  

• Testing you’d need to do
  
  See above….The tests were crazy and varied. Always looking to adjust the data to get the best outcome and ROI.
  

• Market research I’d do
  
  I’d spend hours researching, going into forums, looking at individual profiles and the pages they’d like, movies they’re into etc.
  
  It was a painstaking process in many ways, but the deeper you go into the research, the better your creatives tend to be.
  

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Anyway, that’s enough of a stroll down memory lane for me.

Hope you have a great start to your week!


Cheers,

Jamie