Starting Facebook Ads from Scratch
Running Facebook ads doesn’t have to be complicated. Here’s a step-by-step way to start small, test smart, and learn without wasting money.
Do Facebook Ads Really Work?
Facebook ads can be powerful, but only if you use them right. Here’s what they’re good at, where people fail, and how to make them worth it.
Ads, Reels, and Landing Pages: The Trio That Actually Works
Ads bring traffic, Reels build interest, and your landing page closes the deal. Here’s why combining all three makes your marketing click.
Paid Ads: When to Use Them (and When to Skip Them)
Paid ads are an amplifier, not a shortcut. Use them to scale what’s working, not to fix what isn’t. Here’s when to invest, and when to wait.
Why “Helping in Public” Beats Posting About Yourself Online
Most people start online by posting about themselves. That’s why nobody listens. The fastest way to stand out is showing how you help others—here’s why and how to do it.
How to Pick an Email Tool You’ll Actually Use
The best email tool isn’t the fanciest, it’s the one you’ll actually use. Here’s why I use Squarespace Email Campaigns, and how to choose yours.
Why Email Still Outperforms Social Media
Social media is rented space. Email is ownership. Here’s why your list still outperforms likes, followers, and even ads, and why it’s worth building.
Simple Ways to Share What’s Coming Next
Anticipation isn’t about hype, it’s about showing progress. Small signals and honest updates do more to warm up your audience than countdown clocks ever will.
How to Warm Up a Small Audience for a Launch
Big numbers don’t matter. Warming up the audience you already have, by answering questions and sharing small wins, creates real launch momentum.
Why Progress Updates Create Trust
Anticipation doesn’t come from hype. It comes from showing the messy middle, small, steady updates that build trust long before launch day.
How to Talk About Your Offer Before It’s Ready
Real anticipation doesn’t come from countdowns. It starts quietly, through hints, helpfulness, and showing up before you ever ask for a sale.
Why a VSL Can Sell Better Than Text Alone
A Video Sales Letter (VSL) is one of the simplest and most effective ways to sell online. Unlike a text-heavy sales page, a VSL feels like a personal conversation — building trust, holding attention, and making your offer crystal clear. You don’t need high-end production; you just need a clear, relatable message that shows your audience why your course or product solves their problem.
- Content Creation
- Organize Your Content
- Go Live Quietly
- The 3 E-Test
- Build Anticipation
- Posting Guide
- Who This Is For
- Build Your Site
- Content Blueprint
- Pick Your Platform
- Why This Model Works
- Get Your Domain
- Content Workflow
- Message Flow
- Post Process
- Dealing with Overwhelm
- Grow With Your Audience
- Set Up Payments
- Knowing What Sells
- Validating Demand
- Choose the Right Pricing Model
- Add More Content
- Choose Your Launch Style
- Create Launch Content
- Use Social Media Simply
- Systemize So You Don't Burn Out
- Improve What You Already Made
- Bring In Partners
- Create a Simple Offer Page
- Turn Interest Into Paying Customers
- Build a Simple Community
- Get Feedback & Improve
- What to Give Away & What to Charge For
- Set Up Your Email List
- Build Recurring Revenue
- Turn Free Audience into First-Time Buyers
- productivity
- creative flow
- content organization
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
