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Ayomikun
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Ayomikun
@yfly58
Marketing, Entrepreneurship, and Everything in between || built and exited 2 companies || Generated over $500k in profit running ads for myself and others
Katılım Mayıs 2011
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Them :
"When you land, get a warehouse job"
"Buy your first car from the Facebook marketplace, Brand new is a liability"
"Work and get pack extra shifts"
"There is no need to start a business just get a job"
"Don't share updates with your community"
"Don't get higher paying jobs so that you don't lose benefits"
"Don't aspire too much. Just be comfortable"
Me :
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De plus en plus de comptes sautent sans raison claire, et le vrai problème c’est pas le compte en soi, c’est toute la data que tu perds avec.
Si t’as pas de backup, t’es obligé de repartir de 0.
C’est exactement pour ça qu’on a build Rapi Tracking :
apps.shopify.com/rapi-tracking
Tu peux créer plusieurs pixels en backup, non reliés à ton compte principal, et tout tracker côté serveur + navigateur.
Donc si ton BM saute, tu relances le jour même avec un autre pixel, sans perdre toute ta data.
Et surtout, pas besoin de connecter ton compte Facebook, tu copies ton pixel et c’est live en 30 secondes.
Rebenga 😈@Rebenga992
rebelotte mettez des admin sur vos BM 👀
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Ayomikun retweetledi
I decided to take this more seriously this year. A moving man is beyond changing geography. it's doing things you are uncomfortable with at first that will improve your life exponentially.
I used to say I'll never create content or put my face out there to run ads or offers...I changed my mind later when I realized if I can help business owners make more money or save cost,they are willing to pay huge money , $5000 and beyond just to make their businesses grow and be better, but for that to happen you have to grow beyond being shy and reframe your mind that you are delivering value with your personality as the face of your brand...and the good thing is that it's compounds
This applies to other facets of life. Keep trying new things, and when you find that thing, nurture it, till luck and right timing, with your already established preparation, blows it up to massive success..
Ire o.
Adika@Adikastakes
A moving man will meet his luck
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Go girl.
Love this for you
Me wey rude die, I will first start by telling everybody we are two men living in the house
Tomori Simisola@SimisolaTomori
This was Decembers bill.
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Ayomikun retweetledi
If you’re spending less than $100/day on ads, you won't get enough data to make smart decisions.
You’re not running ads. You’re hoping.
Commit to enough budget to actually test properly, or save your money and go all in on organic until you’re ready.
(Your market matters too)
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You have no business being poor as a digital marketing specialist if you know what you are doing.
Jack@Jackkk
Kevin O’Leary thinks the highest paying job right now is customer acquisition on social media “I used to pay those guys $48,000, now I’m paying them $250,000 because you can measure their work based on customer acquisition every week” “Most of them become contractors, they make half a million dollars a year because they know how to take content, turn it into a 59 second ad on social and acquire 200 customers” “Those people in their early 20’s are so valuable now. If you know how to use your phone, somebody wants to hire you”
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Carry your St. Louis cube sugar head commot for my screen Jare
Tosin Olugbenga@TosinOlugbenga
Clarifying the tweet about people coming to the UK for study I added more insights…
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The only two things businesses are interested in are
1. Can you make them more money
2. Can you save the time, cost, or pain
If you plan on doing business to businesses service, these are the only 2 things that matter
One of the best things about to b2b that will always trump b2c is a company can put you on retainer for years.
Imagine being paid millions yearly for a service or product rendered annually because you are on their certified vendors list
Point is if your service or product cuts across more than 1 business archetype, dont restrict it to just customers go and meet companies too
Years ago, when I was selling jerseys I wentbeyond just selling to one on one customers, I went to sell myself to the big companies at that time, which were konga and jumia and they were thrilled because I was going to make them more money
No connection, no refferal, no Godfather.
Just knowledge and the application of it.
This was the peak of ecom in Naija.
Did similar for my 2nd biz too then, which made it scale astronomically, too
So don't limit yourself if you have a business that can fulfill both b2b and b2c. Make sure you play both sides
Ire o
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