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Creating a Performance Strategy with Programmatic - Course 2 Lesson 1

[Music]. this is victor with programmatik academy. this is course two, lesson one, part of creating strategy using programmatik. so for lesson one, what we're going to do is we're going to create a performance strategy using programmatik, or how to use programmatik in order to create a performance strategy. like i said in the beginning of the uh of the, the first course, essentially programmatik is a long, a long idea. it's a long term strategy. it should not be used for, you know, one day buys, one day takeovers, things like that. that's not really how, how it works best due to the tiknology behind it. so we're going to focus here on building long-term ideas, long-term strategies. okay, it also should not be a standalone tactik. there's a lot of things that that can help and nurture programmatik and work alongside programmatik within digital, but the first thing we have to know are the objectives. you know, what am i seeking to gain from a programmatik campaign? is it sales, awareness, reach, engagement, etc. uh, this is key and as we'll go into, we'll see. you know a brief and what are some of the just most basic things that a brief requires? uh, kpis, you know, kpis are. you would think that most people would would know what they wanted as far as roi, cpa, uh, what is kpi essentially is key performance indicator. how are we measuring success for this campaign? okay, and that's what's gonna tell you. you know what. what's gonna, you know, is my money working for me, whether you're a brand or you're an agency, and then, and using, you know, working for, for the client, uh, commitment, okay, if you, if, if whoever's running this programmatik campaign doesn't have, uh, isn't committed to running for at least three months, okay, uh, at a minimum of, i would say, because they always ask: well, three months, but can i do five dollars a day? no, uh, at a minimum of, you know, ten thousand impressions per day in order to test the viability of programmatik. uh, then you know it's best that you probably don't do it. it does, it requires commitment. it requires, uh, you know, like i said, a long-term strategy. i would say if you can get a six-month commitment, it would be best. i've had campaigns in my experience that were extremely difficult to reach. you know the expected roi in the beginning. however, at the eight month, 10 month and 12 month mark, we started getting just incredible results because of the amount of data and insight that we that we got. okay, this is what i would consider an extremely minimal, brief, um, and this is basically something that, if you are an agency, a client should give you for our campaign. we we're going to create a fake, a fake product called the ab killer, and i chose that because i'm a big fan of infomercials, seeing that most of those guys are top-notch marketers and sales people and everything you see in an infomercial. if you want a good case study on how to sell, just watch those and you will learn a lot. so let's run down this real quick. so the campaign metrics: budget amount: 25 000 flight dates: starting september 15th uh through october 15th 2016.. uh, the objective is conversions, kpi, roi, secondary- there's none. and creative size is available- basically, two standard formats. do we have first party data available? no, in this case. so, like i said, this is a very bad brief, very basic, but at least it gives us something. what you want, ideally, is to know you know what first party data is available, how much the geography that you should be focusing on, uh and about you know ten different other things that i would, uh, i would probably upload on an email or, excuse me, on a template, excel, template, uh- and have for you guys to be able to download and use. okay, but a brief, if you're working with clients is, and even if you're not working with clients, and if you're a brand and you have to reach out to your, your, your marketing team, it is something that is essential and is what's will, will, will guide you on knowing whether your campaign um is working or not. so this is a basically a sample strategy that i created and, uh, or how it would look. the hierarchy of of a how was a strategy for a performance campaign would look. at the top, we have the advertiser, which is, in this case we'll call acme products, the campaign and the product for this one is the app killer, like i mentioned. and then at the bottom, we have three different tactiks. tactik one is press prospecting, whitelist, which we'll get into uh. prospect 2 is using contextual channels and then the last one, which is retargeting, which is a pillar of all performance campaigns in programmatik. now, if we go down the list and we look at the benefits of each, so on the left we have prospecting. what is the main benefit of prospecting? essentially what? what the word means is finding new users. um, we can also use prospecting to scale existing users by creating look-alike segments and things like that, which we'll discuss a lot further further on later on. prospecting: we can blacklist or whitelist. so, as i mentioned in the previous slide, if we have a list of sites that we want to target, that would be a white list. if we have a list of sites that we want to block, that would be a blacklist. okay, and prospecting, you know, just gives us uh insights, because what it, what essentially it does- is it goes across- and we'll see this further, we'll see this in the next slide- it goes across a bunch of different pages and so we'll see who's actually um responding to our ads and who isn't. now, on the right hand side, we have retargeting. what are the benefits of this? you know, we get to reach users again, uh, which was something that was not available, uh, in the not too distant past. now somebody leaves your checkout page. you can, you know, you can hit them again. we can convert intent into sales. you know, if they went to the checkout page, they weren't too sure. obviously they had intent of buying, but they didn't convert. but if we retarget to them, maybe three to four times, it might convince them to go through with it, and we we've all experienced this if you've been online. retargeting increases engagement, um, basically forcing- uh, i don't want to say forcing, but encouraging the user to look at our ad, to go back to our page, to interact with us again. and then, in the last, the last uh point here on retargeting is funnel targeting. essentially, there's a lot of steps to to retargeting. it could just be that they left the landing page, it could be that they left the, the checkout page, or they actually converted and they're in the confirmation page, but we want to hit them again with something else, so it allows us to target the entire funnel. if we go now to our proposal sample here with our product, the app killer- and i just grabbed this from online- looked up ab machine or something like that and, like i said, it was just came to me because i'm a big fan of watching some of the infomercials and and how well they sell and and do and have so many different uh, you know, converting tactiks, uh, on tv that, um, those guys are pretty cool, pretty pretty good at what they do, so, okay, so the strategy here would be to increase sales using advanced segmentation and contextual channels in order to reach a three to one roi, that's a lot of fancy tok for saying that we basically want to hit the right people at the right place and we want three dollars back for every dollar invested. okay, the tactiks that we would be using- a programmatik and search as the main channels, you know, will launch contextually relevant campaigns followed by retargeting to find audiences that are interested in or have a high affinity to, your product. um, yeah, basically, like, like i mentioned the, the prospecting part with contextual is to find new users. uh, search can also assist us in this, although search is also very good at converting. i'm not going to focus too much on search because this isn't a search course. if you do have questions on search, i can definitely answer them. i've had plenty of experience with it. but essentially, what we're going to be doing is contextually, contextual channels followed by retargeting. so there's.

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DEMO: Real-Life Use Cases of How Blockchain is Enabling Companies to Better Serve Customers
How to make money online for free 2010
A Look at Future Cars From the 1950's Car Safety Cartoon
Cold Email Teardown™ - Selling Ads and SEO Services #coldemail
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DEMO: Real-Life Use Cases of How Blockchain is Enabling Companies to Better Serve Customers

digital week online, but we are back. uh. thank you, james half for the next session of yours. uh, this is the demo section and we are with the most high energy show on blockchain. james, all yours go exactly with the show that never sleeps, uh. so, uh, this section is gonna be about uh, real use cases for blockchain, and we're lucky to have with us uh, three different companies with different uh opportunities for you know uh, who are using blockchain in their own way: uh to uh, to help us do the things that we do already, but to do them better. uh, and the beautiful thing about most of these platforms is that they don't make you understand that you're using blockchain. instead, they go right to the use case of why you, of what you need to get done and get it done better, and then, as you peel the layers back, you realize you're working on a blockchain case. i think that that's uh, you know, that's really the future of how this, how blockchain, is going to go to mass adoption. so we're going to start with uh, with uh, vanessa malone. uh, who's from uh, what from? from trace locker, who's going to give us a demonstration of a platform used for uh, for logistiks, uh, which is run by a company called horizon fintiks. thanks, james. hi everyone. my name is vanessa malone. i'm the head of marketing for trace locker. tray soccer is a powerful supply chain solution that leverages the ethereum public blockchain and it creates a digital record from the seed to sale. the smartphone app enables self-certified registration throughout the production, supply and shipping of medical cannabis, cbd and other regulated goods. all of the verified data is notarized via a digital fingerprint on the blockchain, so it makes those submissions in. it goes further to storyboard and certify their experience and actually create an efficacy rating for those products. so it's really a timely tiknology. now, perhaps more than ever, supply chain partners and regulators are demanding transparency and accurate information. so, that being said, i want to demo just the app from the b2b side and then quickly go over it on the retail side as well, and, as james pointed out, this tiknology is live and in use today. it actually went out a couple of weeks ago, so i actually encourage all of you watching to go to the app store and download trace locker, and you can actually actually follow me along as i get to the retail side. so i'm going to share my screen and show this video, just so you have a visual representation as i'm going through uh, the apps, the functions. so trace locker: it was designed with leading medical cannabis and cbd cultivators from israel, canada and switzerland and it was built to align with cultivation, distribution and compliance processes. so we're going to follow susan. she's going to be our medical cannabis cultivator and we're going to follow her. she uses treslocker to successfully grow, test and ship her products to market. so tracelocker it allows companies to record each of the critikal steps involved in cultivating, from seed to sale. at the heart of tracelocker lies a powerful blockchain back office and it ensures that every piece of information is recorded, secured and verified and it's associated with a verified user. so this recording process we call attestation. each profile is created, establishing a blockchain e-wallet on their smartphone and with uh, our integrated kyc app, each user's identity is verified and it's in accordance with local regulation and in compliance with international aml standards. only verified users can record these events. so, using face id, susan enters the trace locker app and begins recording these event details and these are immediately stored on the blockchain. it was designed to be a really seamless process and, you know, be verified by regulators, customs officials and consumers. so susan creates a company page and she's able to track multiple large greenhouses with separate grows. she's able to put in the mother plant, trek from genome to seed. us records, all the necessary info. so all the steps- taking cuttings, pictures noting the grow zone, watering time, pestikide use and lighting- can all be logged using the app and it can be completely customized. so with the batch ready for sale, it's ready for that product to go to the lab for testing. so what she is going to do is create a profile. she's going to put in the lab name, address, weight of the sample side, sample size, and then susan is going to take a photo of that shipping label when the lab verifies the potency and terpene analysis. susan then takes a picture of the lab report and now the entire cannabis patch is shown to be legally compliant and ready to be packaged and sent to the market. so chase locker continues to help in this phase of getting this product to the distributor and retailer. so, using the app's proprietary process management, susan creates a qr code for the shipment and it's called a digital twin. the shipper puts that qr code onto the shipment. so when a customs agent scans the trace locker code, a web page opens up that shows all the relevant information about susan's product and all the attested events entered by her and the team are on there. so because this info is tamper proof and attested to by a natural entity, the custom agent is happy and ready to authorize the shipment for sale. so, finally, the distributor that receives that shipment scans the qr code on his trace locker app, thus making the digital twin qr code as delivered, which prevents cloning. so, from cultivation, you know, to uh to retail, it really ensures that the product is compliant and at the quality that consumers expect. so from there i just want to quickly jump to the um. let me pause the share. i want to quickly jump over to my phone to show the app from the retail side. so once it hits there, let me quickly share my phone. okay, great, so. so now i'm a consumer that's interested in this product. so any one of our trace uh trey soccer licensees can put this qr code in their store um on their sites, which, of course, are vanessa. wait a second, we still see your trace locker- other methods. sorry about that. should we be seeing your phone? or what? should we sing? yes, you should. no, can you see the phone? thank you, sorry about that. okay, so now, uh, one way or another, i find the cannabis product. so what i do is i scan that qr code and i'm taken to the page that shows, uh, the product. it shows everything that i need to know. it shows the flower used, the cbd concentration, efficacy rating- i see that there are 20 through 23 reviews on there. it has two and a half stars, so good to go. so how do we get those reviews? uh, when a consumer receives the product, you see the qr code on the package, so, and it has a note on there that says: to scam to view a storyboard. so if i click this plus sign here, i'm now able to see all of the atta, the events that were tested for, from seed to sale. i can see even from the start, when susan created that, that company profile. i can see all of the photos that she put in. i can see, even if i tap this, i can see a picture of the mother plant, etc. all of these events are notarized on the blockchain as well and actually, under canadian law, which is where most of our clients are right now- medical cannabis companies- they can't make any claims, but, using the tracelocker app, companies can encourage their consumers to give feedback and they can give them a non-cannabis related reward. so i see that the reward is actually free calling minutes. so i'm interested. so i consume my product and i download the trace locker app, which you can see here, so i go in and see a treatment session. i get my product, i consume it, i'm going to hit scan qr, gonna scan that product. sorry, it's gonna check my face id and send that verification to the blockchain. so now i'm gonna give my efficacy feedback. i'm going through it's saying: what symptom are you treating? i'm in the us and the elections are coming up, so i'm going to say stress dosage. i'm going to put in 200 to 300.. i'm going to say that it was really helpful and that i felt very relaxed after s.

How to make money online for free 2010

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A Look at Future Cars From the 1950's Car Safety Cartoon

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Cold Email Teardown™ - Selling Ads and SEO Services #coldemail

today on cold email teardowns. we're breaking down an email for an SEO agency, so if you're an SEO agency and you're hoping to generate more clients today, this is the video for you. first, who am I? I've sent over 2 million cold emails. they call me the cold email King. I'm also the author of the book cold email Manifesto. if you don't know, cold email is the process of sending a message to somebody who has never met you to pitch your agency Services, SAS, business, whatever you need to pitch. and in today's video I have a cold email here from arshad, where he is trying to sell his Services. it's not working, so we're going to break it down and create the ultimate cold email template for selling SEO and ads to food companies in America. stik around. this is going to be a good one, but before we jump in, make sure you like this video And subscribe for more cold email teardowns. let's go. here's the email from arshad: hi Alex, I provide services in full stack digital marketing and SEO and Skilling Food Industries related to American businesses. we help you generate 3x Roi through social ads, Google face- I can tell you when I stopped reading. I stopped reading right here. I provide services in full stack digital marketing and SEO and scaling Food Industries related to American businesses. I don't know what this means already in scaling Food Industries related to American businesses. I know what he's trying to say and I'll break it down in a second, but like what? what is this? if people can't follow your thought process through the email message, then they're never going to respond and you might even get marked as spam. let's continue. we help you generate 3x Roi through social ads- Google, Facebook and Instagram. from my experience in digital marketing and SEO usually becomes a priority when that happens. I thought you might be interested in learning how we helped Authority VR and fresh one succeed in their new Direction without any hiccups. we can do the same for Acme. if you'd like to chat, let's set up a call, maybe for this Saturday or early next week. you're asking for a call? oh, my God, you can suggest any day. why don't you ask for a call on Saturday? doesn't make any sense, dude, holy, help me. help me, please. okay, let's break down this campaign and let's make this into something that will work. Target is Food Industries related to American businesses. which means what? let's go over to lead shark and let me try to figure out what he's toking about. just give me an industry category. that's all I'm looking for and that's all you really need in order to actually generate leads. and a good place to start with that is inside lead shark. you just hit industry and let's type in food, and I think he's toking about food production. so food production lead location, United States. let's see what we're toking about here. hit, start searching, and so we're looking at things like Hoffman Sausage Company, Agri beef, chocolate production, Okana. there's 15 000 leads here. that's great. I'm sure we're gonna add more soon. let's download one of these leads. let me get Chad Hartman, bridgewell agribusiness LLC. let's grab this and I'll just download this selected lead. make sure we clean it up so it's not agribusiness LLC. and so we open up the Excel from lead shark and you can see the company name is now cleaned. it says bridgewell agribusiness, ready to send. but more importantly, let's look at the company website here on LinkedIn and the regular website. okay, and the reason why I'm doing this is I just want to get a good idea of what these guys do. so, off the bat, I do not know if they're even running Facebook ads, meaning why are you trying to sell Facebook ads to companies that don't run Facebook ads. it looks to me like they're a food wholesaler and a factory, meaning their clients are mainly going to be restaurants or maybe other businesses that are buying in bulk, maybe other factories, who knows- but it's not going to be somebody who's buying from Facebook ads. so let's keep that in mind when we pitch people. so the target is: let's see what we called it here- food production in the United States, but let's say the offer is SEO. let's say it is SEO, and then the case study would be here. right now. he has two case studies. one is authentikity VR, which isn't related to this Niche, and the other one is fresh one. fresh one which sounds like it could be related to this Niche. fresh one making fresh, convenient, Nationwide, terrible website. so that's the case study. you helped fresh one do what recently. I helped fresh one generate an additional 30 contracts in the last two weeks and more than 500, 500 x their business. so I'm just making up a case study because I'm not this company, but he needs some kind of case study because he doesn't have anything written in terms of what he did and I would frame the case study like this: recently we helped XYZ do whatever in x amount of time. so recently I helped fresh one generate an additional 30 contracts in the last two weeks and more than 500 extra business- great. so now that we have the tok, we got the target, the offer and the case study- we can roll into the cold email campaign. so let's do that. we'll start with the subject line. our basic subject is: quick question. I like that one because it works in the majority of cases. if you want more subject lines for your cold emails- 77 plus to be exact, all for free- you can go to email10kcom subject and grab that download. hi, Chad came across Bridge well while looking for food production companies and figured you'd love this. recently I helped fresh one generate an additional 30 contracts in the last two weeks and more than 500 extra business, and I'd love to do the same for you. can you take on new contracts? [Applause] Bridgeville. thanks arshad. and here is the torn down and rebuilt cold email. subject: quick question: hi Chad came across bridgewell while looking for food production companies and figured you'd love this. recently I helped fresh one generate an additional 30 contracts in the last two weeks and more than 500 extra business, and I'd love to do the same for you. can you take on new contracts at bridgewell? thanks? arshad, reads cleanly, gets the point across and this will get more responses than what he was sending before. if you want to learn more about lead generation, be part of a community of awesome people and have me help you out on weekly calls, then join email 10K, which you can join at email10kcom. it also comes with access to all of our courses which show you how to write a good cold email, how to grow your business, how to grow your agency, how to grow your software product, and you can join all of that by going over to email10kcom right now. thanks for watching the video. be sure to smash that like button to encourage this type of content on YouTube. subscribe for more videos like this and I'll tok to you soon. thanks for watching. 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THANKSGIVING ~Shop list w/Ads|Aldi| Save-A-Lot|Acme| Week of Nov 18, 2016

hey friends, it's April Holly Smith and I am here with my weekly ads and of course it's a big shopping, huge shopping holiday. so I'm going to go through and tell you about what I'm gonna do and what I'm gonna get, and hopefully this will not be too stinkin long. but it's a food holiday and these ads are all extra big. so the first thing we're going to start with is acne, and acne- it has a huge- and I mean huge- ad again this week that this $0.69 turkey. I'm going to be going and getting one of these. I know I got a turkey last week. that was my little turkey. I need a big turkey, a 20-pounder, and I'm gonna go ahead and pick that up here. they have some other things down here that I'm not getting them. if I have pumpkin pie, I'm gonna make it. I'm gonna make my cranberry relish myself, all stuff that I'm not in the market for here, things that are just too expensive for my taste. now, on this page there's some great stuff, and this right here, this Cool Whip- this is why I'm going to Acme and not to giant eagle, and I'm gonna go through some of the giant eagle ad and show you that this is why I'm going here. this is the best price on Cool Whip. I get lots of Cool Whip and what I do is I watched, I stik it in the freezer because it keeps there and I will totally use two or three for the pie eating that is going to ensue. the other thing is this is: this is also the one of the best prices. now you'll notike it's from 10 to 16 ounces. these are gonna be ten and twelve ounces and this is gonna be 16. this is the kind of using your microwave and this is the kind you put on the stove and what kind of my gonna be getting the kind you put on the stove because I need that extra four ounces. I'll probably get two or three of these corn ice. I don't have any frozen corn and also, just whenever a different store has something on sale, I like to get what they have that my other store doesn't have. mmm stuff I'm not gonna be buying. you know I get my lunch meat at duma's. their chip shop is so much more expensive to do. it's a whole dollar a pound cheaper. ouch pumpkin pie- this is. it's super cute, but its its icing and the rest of this stuff is stuff that I don't need. so you know, I just got crescent rolls last week for 99 cents. this is all a lot of dairy that I don't eat. sugar ice is on my list, but all these is still a dime cheaper. nah, frozen stuff that I just don't need. notike. they have this down here, which is the generic whipped topping- ten for ten. why would I buy that? because it costs more getting at the name-brand duh you. now we have the next couple pages, which are chips. I'm not too much in the market for chips or peanuts. bread also something I'm probably gonna be getting at. all these bacon- oh, they can smell so good. these grapes don't seem too bad to me, but I'm just I don't think I'm gonna get all, so I don't know that I'm getting any. Marie Callender's, I'm gonna double-check the coupons and see if there is one, but I don't buy that without a coupon and it will be by stuff that I can't make, like the French silk. so I'm not had a dairy in it and I really shouldn't be having that at all. um, chicken stok, all these raw flour- still cheaper at all these. still cheaper at all these. this is a regular price for me. this is not a. I would not buy it if what were more than this. so it's a regular sale, regular sale. I don't have ready, I don't use ready whip because it's it's real cream and I'm no dairy. so all of this is non-food stuff. but happy holidays. I think that's super cute. back to some food items. coffee isn't so bad, but I get mine at Sam's if you're gonna make green bean casserole. sometimes this makes things a good deal, but I'm not gonna be getting the mushroom soup. so I don't know if this pasta sauce is tastes that great, but that is a good price. 88 cents, 88 cents or 85 cents for pasta sauce is a great deal, but I'm not in the market for it this week. other stuff I'm just not in the market for, okay. so I've got some things to say about this page. cranberries for a 12 ounce bag- mmm-hmm. I'd like to see a whole pound. these are way expensive. these are 33 cents at every other store. some, some of them, are three pounds for 99 cents, which is 33 cents a pound, and someone just say: throws research path. also, their celery is high, like everything here is is pretty high. so other stuff that I'm just not in, that I'm not. I know that this is like a holiday thing. it's just not for my holiday. so to each their own and seafood, and you know again, and that's, that's just for someone else's holiday, not mine. now there is an insert in here which I took apart because, well, I needed to photograph it. yams: 2, 4, 5, that's it. okay. I, I felt like a new. well, egg noodles are gonna be on better sale: $2. no, this is a dollar 25 to go. ten for ten on these. yeah, that's okay, but I just bought five of those last week cuz they were 79 cents. so I'm just I'm not there. down here we have some stuff. this is pumpkin and this is two, two, four, six, three dollars. fourteen a pumpkin is about what the pumpkin is, so I'm just not gonna be too excited. broth: cheaper at all these cheese they add on the other side. on this side, there is some stuff. they have a 60 cent deal. if I was shopping at a regular store this would be a great deal, but I didn't. I saw only in all theses cheaper. I am gonna pick up some of these because 88 cents for it leader is a great price. so that is the Acme ad round. ow, hi, alright. so here I have the all these ad and it is chock-full of good, good, good stuff. so, first of all, you see I'm already pencils circled some stuff as I started to look. we're gonna start here. I did buy one of these last week. if you watch my haul video, you'll know I had a little struggle with that and but I did get up the right price on that. I bought a 13 pound turkey onions, our own field. this is a good price. maybe one of these I'll pick up. I have some already. I don't need celery. we just literally pulled every bit of the seller out of the garden and I have it in the dryer right now, which is why I'm filming on this table and not in the kitchen. cranberries I bought last week- same price, great deal. I got two of those. this, this is a really good deal. the- they're a 33 cents a pound. remember what I said in the acne ad. they won the 45 cents and I'm, like you know, three pound bags, so they're 99 cents. I'm probably gonna get three bags of those because, well, I am going to other stores that will have them priced the same. save a lot, has it the same? but all these tips to have smaller sweet potatoes in their bags, and that is ideal for me because I like to bake them and have them as like a baked sweet potatoes, as opposed to I am where I would be like cubing it and sugaring and baking it. so that's a great price. though look at this: ten pounds. well, I can't seem to get that to focus very well, ten pounds is a dollar forty nine. I'm gonna be getting two of those, cuz we use a lot potatoes. potatoes are delicious, so here we go. our crescent rolls are on sale again for $0.99. I may or may not buy some of these once I get the numbers kind of worked out. so I got one of these last. we get the same price. so my mashed potato means are all good and I bought that because Chris's work is having a Thanksgiving potluck and that whole box is going to be made and sent for that here. this is a score. I feel like it's like hiding here the fresh family packed chicken breasts: five pounds average, so they're gonna be about 795, about eight dollars. I'm gonna get a tray of this and this is going to be my food, like my nan turkey food, or I will put them into freezer meals and swap out some beef or pork. but this is, this is the, the good. I will probably I will spend eight dollars and get at least one tray at that. other stuff, other stuff: spinach is on sale for 99 cents again. it's been that way for a while. this is the baking stuff. I've gotten some of this already through the. this is a great price. on the, the mini morsels, I like these better than the regular ones when I make cookies and that is a great price down. forty nine. it is regularly a dollar seventy nine in my

Weekly Ad Review|HUGE|Aldi|Save-A-Lot| Giant Eagle| Marc's| Acme| April Holly Smith

ah, it's me, April Holly Smith, and it is time to look at the ads. and I'm just gonna warn you, this is good, take some time today because it is the Super Bowl of food sales, it's Thanksgiving time and it is on like Donkey Kong. so first and foremost, we're going to look at the save-a-lot ad, and dollar twenty nine is not terrible for grapes it's okay- only because it is getting into winter and you know that these are imported from the other half of the world. so threshold pineapples: $0.99. that is a good price, especially if you're gonna be doing a ham. you just like pineapple. it's a good price if you're gonna be doing. you know it doesn't keep forever, but it does keep a while. so if you got an unripe one, which would mean all of this part was very green instead of these yellow tips, you might be able to keep it until Thanksgiving. or if you have an early family or friend friends giving, you could have that. this is a great price for a hamshank. probably this until Christmas. it's gonna be a really great deal, like some of the best. so, alright, let's tok turkey here. save a lot. you know, save a lot is my homie. I know it's like. sorry, I'm having to move dishes because stuff is in the way I had to fix my lighting. okay, so there is a lot of stuff. this is a huge save a lot add, but I'm just gonna tell you this stuff is not on sale. not really. this is a good price for the off-brand soda, but literally it's the off-brand. I'm gonna get this all set up right. so anyway, um, these are all regular prices, just regular, regular price at save a lot. so I'm not really excited about any of these things, other than you possibly knowing that these are the prices for them. this, I know, is a regular price because it's what I paid for all the time. so something don't sail here. and again, nothing on sale here. these are all regular prices, regular prices, regular prices, regular prices, regular, regular, regular, regular. this is not a good price. they'll buy this right now, just don't. it's a better price at all these. this 79 cents for the whipped topping is a good price. we got to stop this again. huh, better, isn't it anyway? this Cool Whip. that's a good price for Cool Whip, kind of no matter what, and I do recommend buying a couple of those and freezing them. they have some deals they're worth celebrating. these are what they would call their special price deals. yep, all these. sugar is it's cheaper, I mean, unless you have to have Domino's or Domino. but C&H is kind of like their regular store brand down 49 for that is not a good deal. don't do it. you can go to Target and get it for 88 cents. a target isn't even a good place to buy groceries. cream cheese- I feel like it's better price at at all these also, I there's just like just not really happy with any of this. these, I feel like, are okay. I don't know, I'm not enthralled with anything. literally, my answer is like no, okay. so these are split chicken breasts. they're okay. they're not my favorite, frankly, because they're on the bone. if you like to make chicken stok, it's cool. it's a good thing because you can bake them, take the chicken breasts off and then make stok with the rib portion which is underneath of the breast. that's cool. I don't know- it's not myself. 89 cents for iceberg lettuce is a good deal right now and 99 cents for, even though this is an off-brand, is good, especially for, like ranch and Italian, because you can keep these for a long period of time, because they're shelf stable and, like the Italian especially- can be used as a marinade or a seasoning with your meat, so that might be something you look at getting, not necessarily just as salad dressing, but as a marinade as well. and of course, this is Friday and Saturday sable that is notorious for having like two-day sales that are not Saturday and Sunday, so just be prepared for that. so, honest to Pete, unless you're gonna get a ham, I don't feel like it's really worth making a trip to save a lot. so how often do you hear that for me? so, yep, goodbye, goodbye to you, doo doo, doo doo. goodbye to you, see you. 80 songs, okay, all these. here we go. now I'm gonna look at all the ads this week, which I do not usually do, so this is gonna be an extra long video. but look this: California right grapes- they're 99 cents again. way better, they have red grapes. get them at all these. that's the go on this pomegranate- great price. 69 cents- great price, unless you're getting them for 50 cents. pretty decent. this cabbage is a decent price for the middle of winter, but it's not really a great Thanksgiving price. this is a 12 ounce package of cranberries- good price. and because it's not a leftover, 99 cents. this is 99 cents for 3 pounds. so this is 33 cents a pound and that is a good price. that is the target price that you are looking for. from here until Christmas you should not be paying more than 33 cents a pound, and I can tell you that all these is not going to be the only store that has that type of price. so while it is a good, a good price, it's an everywhere kind of price. so over here we have ninety-nine cent for Butterball turkeys- not a good deal yet it's a good deal as far as turkeys go in the year, but it's not a good deal for turkey at Thanksgiving. um, no, we're not doing that. they do have hamshank portions: 99 cents, which is the same as the save-a-lot, but again, i don't feel like you should make a special trip for save a lot when you can just get it at all these. so this is a good price again: a dollar 69. now I will tell you, I'm gonna caution you for this, just because I don't want you to eat a bunch of chicken and be tired of pulse when turkey comes around. so if you want to do these and put them in the freezer, it's a really good time. this is it great? and it is a limit of 4. it does say that so, and also it says this reduction taken at register. so what that's going to mean is, when you go in and buy the pack, it's gonna say this: what it's gonna do is on the label, it will not say a dollar 69, but it will ring up a dollar 16. I thought I had one in my fridge, but I don't. it's something else. so beware, when you go in and go, oh, why does this say a dollar eighty, nine to nineteen? because it's gonna do it at the register. so just be aware that that's. you have to do some math whine. that's nice. I'm not commenting on that cheese- again, not on sale, because it's not the red and yellow. so be aware of that. here's an entire page. nothing's on sale. none of these are red and yellow, none of them. I mean it's nice that there's a bunch of pages in this, but hey, man, I want some on sale stuff. look, this is on sale right here and literally nothing else on this page is. so be informed that this is what the price is for everything. and no, unless you really need it this week, wait, because it's going to. it should go on sale and I will say: this pesto sauce is so friggin good, makes me sick because there's cheese in it. but if you can tolerate cheese, it's worth having. so this is the one thing on this page that's on sale. over here I have a whole bunch of stuff. it's not food. um, good to know all these good to know, not my thing. a whole nother page of not food, right? yep, oh, wow, another page of not food. okay, I'm sorry, I thought this would go to food. so, back page: something to eat, finally, okay. so look, this cream cheese is a great, great price. if you are a cream cheese user, if you are on the keto diet, buy this and put it in your freezer. also, check and see when the expiration date is, because once you put in the freezer, that doesn't matter. but if there's a long time between now and the expiration date, you can put a couple in your fridge and store them for that amount of time. and because I know not everybody has a ton of freezer room and I'm I'm sensitive to that, but that's a great price. and what did I say about this stuff here not being on sale? I just saw this. also, look their butter as the same price as all these like every single day. where did it go cream cheese? here? it's a whole dollar more. just say no guys. well, okay, I take it back. this is a two pack, so it's equivalent, but I'm dollar than idea. it's still actually cheaper to buy to at all.