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How I Dissect Ad Campaigns To Make Them More Profitable

Lots of people enjoy watching NFL football games. Besides playing in college and all the big muscles, have you ever wondered how Tom Brady won 6 Super Bowls?

He dissected each and every play to figure out what he was doing well and what he needed to work on.

Ad campaigns are no different. You have to break down each metric of the campaign to determine what’s wrong, if anything.

Listen now to discover how you slice and dice your ad campaign to perform better and net the results you’re looking for!

Show Highlights Include:

Why making an ad checklist lets you ferret out the bottleneck for converting your ad ([1:44])
How tweaking your landing page nets you more email addresses for your list ([1:56])
The “Show Ratio Process” that determines if you have ad problem or a phone call problem ([2:34])
How dissecting your ads deeper gets you 200 leads a day that become clients ([3:48])

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