A Blessed Sinner🥵 |God's Fav Girl | Google Ads Specialist📈 | I help E-comm brands create engaging product adverts and UGC-style videos Using AI 🤖
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Daniellae Onyemere retweeted
You don't need 10,000 followers to make ₦500k a month.
You need 50 people who pay ₦10k.
50 people is one WhatsApp group.
Stop counting likes. Count buyers.
Daniellae Onyemere retweeted
knowing how to sell to cold traffic on google puts you ahead of everyone in your industry
not long ago, the "expert" was the guy who could build a massive keyword list and milk bof traffic.
that alone isn't going to cut it anymore.
the advantage you get now comes from funnels built for people who've never heard of you.
we've got one that took an account from zero to $10k/day on demand gen, with $460k spent from aug to oct and $1.06m in conversion value.
there's no offer in the ad, the page barely asks for the sale, and the sale comes last.
it's all built for people who've never heard of the brand.
want to see the funnel?
it's a free live session with storehero this thursday, 10am et / 3pm uk.
grab your spot here:
streamyard.com/watch/ggGQ7sq…
Here’s how I judge any ad in 3 seconds:
→ Is it clear who it’s for?
→ Is it clear what problem it solves?
→ Is there a reason to keep watching?
If any answer is no, the rest of the video doesn’t matter. Nobody gets to the good part.
Most ad problems are really first-3-seconds problems.
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The most expensive thing in e-commerce advertising isn’t a bad ad.
It’s a great ad you only made one version of.
You never find out why it worked. You can’t scale it. And when it burns out, you start from zero.
One winning idea should become 10 variations: new hook, new opening shot, new voiceover, same core angle.
That’s how a winning ad becomes a system.
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A great hook does three things:
it names the viewer, it names the problem, it promises a payoff.
If your first line doesn’t do one of those, rewrite it.
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Daniellae Onyemere retweeted
Build the future you want. Save with purpose, invest wisely, and stay consistent.
If your Google Ads CTR is high but sales are low, your landing page is the leak, not your ad.
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The brands that win with AI creative treat it like a production line, not a magic button.
Brief → script → generate → test → iterate.
Skip a step and you get content. Follow all five and you get performance.
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Hot take: most e-com brands don’t need more traffic. They need a better first 3 seconds of video.
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Daniellae Onyemere retweeted
hills i'll die on as someone managing multi 8 figs/mo google ads spend:
> it's your setup, not the platform.
google finds the cheapest conversions, which are usually people who already know you.
anyone saying it only works at the bottom of the funnel just hasn't set it up properly.
> if your "prospecting" conversions are mostly your own brand name, it's not prospecting.
> mostly returning customers means you're re-serving, not scaling, no matter how good the roas looks.
> a new customer isn't always incremental.
plenty got warmed up by meta first, then searched your bof terms.
new to your store, not new to your marketing.
> your ads pick your audience.
your marketing assets - your landing pages, copy, creatives do more for your google ads than anything.
> roas won't tell you if you made any money.
it doesn't count cogs, shipping, fees or discounts.
filippo, storehero and i are going through all of this on thursday
it's free and starts at 10am et / 3pm uk.
grab your spot here:
streamyard.com/watch/ggGQ7sq…
A UGC-style video costs $0 in actors and 20 minutes in tools. The brands winning with it aren’t using better software. They’re using better scripts.
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The most expensive mistake was never bad creative. It was good creative sent to the wrong search intent.
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