![]() ![]() you have a system/marketing funnel to drive sales and hit 5 or 6 figures in revenue every month.you have a proven high-fee product/program that produces results for your clients.you can’t identify your ideal client by job title (like a coach, therapist, teacher, digital marketing agency owner, VP of sales, etc).you’ve been in business for a while, but still haven’t managed to create consistent $10K+ months.you’re a #coach who’s just starting out and just launched your online course or program but hasn’t created clients yet.You should NOT advertise on #linkedin, if: As a result, it has become more affordable (in my experience cheaper than Facebook) which has made it more attractive for small and medium size companies and ad managers. The good news is that in the past 3 years, the LinkedIn team has worked very hard to improve its advertising platform. Historically, LinkedIn advertising was reserved for big corporations doing B2B sales mainly because the costs were very high. These are the most common questions I get from business coaches and #onlinecoursecreators interested in launching #linkedinadvertising campaigns.īut before we dive into this topic, let’s debunk some myths about who LinkedIn ads are for. “ What budget do I need to allocate to LinkedIn ads?” “ How much will it cost to drive a lead?”
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