Hey everyone, I’ve been having this nagging feeling that a Google Ads campaign I launched recently might not perform well. So, here’s the deal: I’m running a display ad campaign trying to sell PET molds for blowing machines (basically, the molds used for machines that make bottles). The target audience is companies that have blowing, filler, or labeling machines since they’ll probably need new molds for expansion or replacement. The tricky part is reaching the right people with the actual authority to buy something like this – usually production managers or similar roles. Normally, these companies would reach out directly to a workshop they know or have worked with to ask if they can make the molds for them. So, I thought running display ads might help put us in front of potential clients who wouldn’t actively search for this service but might consider us later if they need it. Since this type of manufacturing isn’t something just any workshop does, it seemed like a good way to be on their radar. What I’ve done is create a custom audience with keywords like PET molds, blowing machine molds, filler machines, etc. I also included websites that sell these types of machines, hoping to reach folks in the industry. Plus, I added segments related to filler machines, blowing machines, and PET containers. My target is Mexico, with a daily budget of around $35 (about 700 MXN). It’s been running since last Friday, so not too long yet, but here are the initial metrics. Let me know if you think I should change the campaign type – display just seemed logical to me. Any advice, tips, or feedback would be super appreciated! 🙏

Yo, sup guys. So basically, my uncle has an interior furniture business. He has a workshop with employees that make the furniture. He has multiple models, colors, and more. He even makes custom furniture. So, I basically went over his ads, and I just know there’s some improvement to be made. I just don’t really know what type of copy or offer the ads should have. I would really love to help him out. Can someone with experience in a similar niche or something think they can help out? Also what type of creative could work well? This is the copy structure he uses (had to translate to English): OUTDOOR STOOL STYLE: PAULINA CUSTOMIZABLE TO DESIRED SIZE, COLOR, AND FABRIC. PRICE: https://www.example.com/product-page/stool-paulina-style Phone: Phone Number WhatsApp: WhatsApp Number Email: contact@example.com Location: Location Street (schedule your appointment) *The CTA is a button to message the WhatsApp*

Hey team, We had a great sales role-play session today with @Peter Mannick & @Marcelo Sada click my name to find the latest post with the link or view the group calendar the next call might be there too.

Hey Kings and Queens. I've been finding amazing value doing sales roleplays with other people in the group, specifically @Michael Edelberg I find that it makes cold or warm outreach so much easier. So if you're struggling with building up the confidence to call, or want to make calling people effortless... I'm organizing a roleplay session to see how it goes in the group. Your level of experience really doesn't matter, we can either just pair off or you can watch other people practice until you get comfortable yourself. If you have any questions after the calls you can just record yourself and clip it for @Uncle Jimmy Mitchell to review. The first call will be tomorrow at 6PM UTC, if you're coming just leave a message below and if you have any questions just let me know. Come get better on calls, see you there! Join Zoom Meeting https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87946903881?pwd=7H6dOIAYS2TzveDUaGTc0GFTXDPKuy.1 Meeting ID: 879 4690 3881 Passcode: 742215

Hey guys, I'm trying out GHL's to cold call with a US local number, and it seems there is an issue when calling US numbers. No matter what US phone number I call, the call ends automatically after 8-12 seconds. The number is not verified. I also tried calling my personal phone number, which is Mexican, and the call goes through without any problems. Any idea what could be the problem?