Just hit $29k last month! 🎉 My complete sales funnel has really helped streamline things and boost conversions. Still tweaking it, but seeing great results so far. Anyone else using funnels in their reselling? Would love to hear your experiences!

One of my biggest takeaways is: Even the best product in the world won’t make a difference if no one knows about it or understands its value. Marketing is the vehicle that drives your product into the hands of your ideal customer. Without it, your product is essentially invisible. So my responsibility is to Focus on the Funnel, Not Just the Product Because the right funnel can sell even a mediocre product. A bad funnel, on the other hand, can tank even the greatest product. Your focus should be on building a journey that leads customers from curiosity to conversion. People don’t buy products—they buy stories, emotions, and solutions. Marketing is the lifeblood of your business. You can always tweak and improve a product later, but without great marketing, no one will ever see it. Focus on building a killer offer, crafting a powerful message, and driving traffic to a funnel that converts. That’s how you win in the game of selling online.✌🏾

Viral growth vs. Targeted Audiences ... 🤯🔥💭

Do you have a passion? 🥰 something that really moves you? tell me about it! For me, I absolutely love Funnels and Ads! To me, they’re not just tools—they’re a playground for creativity and psychology. You see, with both, we’re not just creating content or explaining concepts. We’re diving deep into understanding what moves people, what sparks that emotional connection, and what drives them to take action. Whether it’s the curiosity of a great headline or subject, the excitement of an offer, or a well-told story, it’s all about creating an experience that resonates with your audience. I’ve had the privilege of working with incredible businesses, helping them refine their message, attract their dream clients, and, most importantly, scale their impact. But you always have to remember: Funnels and ads aren’t about selling—they’re about connecting and understanding the humans on the other side of the screen. Tell me about your passion!?!?!?

I had never heard of Ali before this, chances are you haven't either, so let's dive in. Lesson 1: Quality Audience Over Quantity Reaching millions may seem ideal, but not if you're not reaching the right audience. Early on, he focused on broad, clickbait topics to maximize views, but he realized this wasn't attracting his target audience of business owners and serious learners. Switching focus to content that spoke directly to this audience resulted in fewer views but better engagement and interaction. You shouldn't get distracted by large numbers. Ensuring your content reaches those who truly value it is key. Lesson 2: Authenticity in Content Making content with personal appeal builds authenticity. When he started creating videos that reflected his genuine interests—such as productivity and self-improvement—the response was much more positive. He avoids producing videos solely for algorithmic success. When content reflects his true self, it establishes trust and credibility. Lesson 3: Prioritize Process Over Perfection Trying to produce perfect videos paralyzed his progress. Instead, focusing on the content creation process and improving along the way allowed him to be more productive and creative. So many creators get stuck waiting for the perfect idea or script. Instead, he aims to improve a little each time he publishes. Lesson 4: Strategic Content Planning Diversifying content types enabled him to keep his audience engaged and ever-growing. For instance, long-form tutorials combined with short, impactful clips provided a mix to cater to different preferences. He plans a content strategy that includes a variety of formats and depths. It caters to a broader audience while maintaining core followers’ interest. Lesson 5: Embrace the Long Game Nothing meaningful comes overnight. When he started his channel, he didn’t see growth immediately. Over time, consistency and commitment to content excellence paid off. Patience is essential. He keeps producing and refining content, even if growth is slow.