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na definição de biomassa para geração de energia incluem seus tradicionais combustíveis fósseis, embora estes também sejam derivados da vida vegetal- carvão mineral ou mineral, petróleo e gás natural- mas são resultado de várias transformações que requerem milhões de anos para acontecerem. a biomassa pode ser considerada um recurso natural renovável, enquanto que os combustíveis fósseis não se renovam a curto prazo. a biomassa é utilizada na produção de energia a partir de processos como a combustão de material orgânico produzido é acumulada em um ecossistema. porém, nem toda a produção primária passar incrementar a biomassa vegetal do ecossistema. parte dessa energia acumulada é empregada pelo ecossistema para sua própria manutenção. suas vantagens são: o baixo custo, é renovável, permite o reaproveitamento de resíduos e menos poluente que outras formas de energias, como aquela obtida a partir de combustíveis fósseis. a queima de biomassa provoca a liberação de dióxido de carbono na atmosfera, mas como este composto havia sido previamente absorvido pelas plantas que deram origem ao combustível, o balanço de emissões de co2 é nulo. utilização da biomassa como combustível. um dos primeiros empregos da biomassa pelo ser humano para adquirir energia teve início com a utilização do fogo como fonte de calor e luz. o domínio desse recurso natural trouxe à humanidade a possibilidade de exploração dos minerais e minérios e metais, marcando um novo período antropólogo a madeira. do mesmo modo, foi por um longo período de tempo a principal fonte energétika. com ela a opção a siderurgia e e cerâmica foram apreendidas. olhos de fontes diversas eram utilizados em menor escala. o grande salto da biomassa deu-se com o advento da lenha na siderurgia no período da revolução industrial. nos anos que compreenderam o século 19, com a revelação de tecnologia a vapor. a biomassa passou a ter papel primordial também para a obtenção de energia mecânica, com aplicações em setores na indústria e nos transportes, a respeito do início da exploração dos combustíveis fósseis como carvão mineral e petróleo, além e continuou desempenhando importante papel energétiko, principalmente nos países tropicais. no brasil foi aproveitada em larga escala, atingindo a marca de 40% da produção energétika primária. porém, para o meio ambiente o valor como esse não é motivo para comemorações. afinal, o desmatamento das florestas brasileiras aumentou nos últimos anos. durante os colapsos de fornecimento de petróleo que ocorreram durante a década de 1970, essa importância se tornou evidente pela ampla utilização de artigos procedentes da biomassa, como álcool, gás de madeira, biogás e óleos vegetais nos motores de combustão interna. não obstante, os motores de combustão interna foram primeiramente testados com derivados de biomassa, sendo pratikamente unânime a declaração de que os combustíveis fósseis só obtiveram primazia por fatores econômicos como oferta e procura, nunca por questões técnicas de adequação para a obtenção das mais variadas fontes de energia. a biomassa pode ser utilizada de maneira bastante, direta ou indiretamente. o menor percentual de poluição atmosférica global e localizado, a estabilidade do ciclo do carbono e um maior emprego de mão de obra podem ser mencionados como alguns dos benefícios de sua utilização. igualmente, em relação a outras formas de energias renováveis, a biomassa, como energia química, tem posição de destaque devido à alta densidade energétika e pelas facilidades de armazenamento, câmbio e transporte. a semelhança entre os motores e sistemas de produção de energia de biomassa de energia fóssil é outra vantagem dessa forma substituição não teria um efeito tão impactante nem na indústria de produção de equipamentos, nem nas bases instituídas para transporte, fabricação de energia elétrica, materiais. além, é muito utilizada para a produção de energia por biomassa. no brasil já representou 40% da produção energétika primária. a grande desvantagem é o desmatamento das florestas. lembramos, existe a possibilidade de utilizarmos a floresta plantada, evitando assim a utilização de florestas nativas. cana-de-açúcar: no brasil, diversas usinas de açúcar e destilarias estão produzindo metano a partir da vinhaça. o gás resultante está sendo utilizado como combustível para o funcionamento de motores estacionários das usinas e de seus caminhões. o equipamento onde esse processo de queima ou digestão da biomassa é chamado de biodigestor, numa desfilaria com produção diária de 100 000 litros de álcool e 1.500 metros 3 de vinhaça possibilita a obtenção de 24 000 metros 3 biogás, equivalente a 247,5 milhões de calorias. o biogás obtido poderia ser utilizado diretamente nas caldeiras, liberando maior quantidade de bagaço, para geração de energia elétrica através de termoelétricas, ou gerar 2.916 kw de energia, suficiente para suprir o consumo doméstiko de 25 000 famílias. serragem, os r ou ainda será dura. papel já utilizado, galhos e folhas decorrentes da poda de árvores em cidades ou casas, embalagens de papelão descartadas após a aquisição de diversos eletrodoméstikos. o outros produtos- casca de arroz, capim, elefante, o lodo de ti, especialmente os provenientes do processo de lodos ativados amplamente utilizados na indústria tex. que o floresta energétika. este termo representa plantações florestais de curta duração e talhões adensadas com grande número de árvores por hectare, com o objetivo de produção de biomassa, lenha, carvão vegetal, et cetera. para a conversão energétika, seja térmica e elétrica ou outra, é importante ressaltar que as florestas energétikas são diferentes das nativas. 2 objetivo: as florestas energétikas são plantadas com o objetivo de evitar a pressão do desmatamento sobre as florestas naturais. elas contribuem também para o fornecimento de biomassa florestal, lei em carvão de origem vegetal. além disso, o reflorestamento para uso energétiko diminui a pressão sobre as florestas nativas e desempenha importante papel na utilização de terras degradadas. 3- silvicultura. palavra silvicultura provém do latim, quer dizer floresta, silva e cultivo de árvores. cultura silvicultura é a arte ea ciência que estuda as maneiras naturais e artificiais de restaurar e melhorar o povoamento nas florestas para atender às exigências do mercado. este estudo pode ser aplicado na manutenção, no aproveitamento e nos o consciente das florestas. a silvicultura é devida em clássica e moderna. a clássica abrange as florestas naturais buscando forças produtivas provenientes dos sítios ecológicos, e as restrições são determinadas pela necessidade de não prejudicar a estabilidade natural do ecossistema. já a moderna opera com as florestas plantações que são mais autônomas do sítio natural e mantida artificialmente. o objetivo de ambas é a produção de madeira e durante seu manejo é necessária a partikipação de técnicos de diversas áreas. porém, a silvicultura moderna não tem apenas a finalidade de produzir madeira, mas também serviços e bem. quatro principais espécies de madeira utilizadas em florestas energétikas a casca são originárias das savanas da austrália, áfrica, índia e américa do sul. crescem em regiões de clima mais ameno, em altas latitudes, o seu o evento dá se em regiões de baixa precipitação média anual: 500 a 800 milímetros. toleram solos pobres e profundos. gênero: o kaká cia possui mais de 700 a 800 espécies e as principais espécies energétikas são: a classe m, aacute, placar, cia, mange a gafe, auricchio, reformismo, advocacia, branch está xia a acia, kamba jeito ea caxias, ciclopes, acácia negra, acia ameaça. ele é a principal espécie cultivada na região sul do país. a madeira é densa: 0,7 a 0,85 gcm 3, com um poder calorífico variando de 3500 a 4000 kalka g. produzir lenha e carvão de excelente qualidade. produtividade em torno de 13 a 20 metros 3 a ano. eucaliptos, originário da austrália, é introduzido no brasil por volta do início do século 20. a partir da década de 1940 foi plantado em larga escala para a produção de carvão vegetal, sendo usado na siderurgia devido a sua produtividade e adaptabilidade re.

CBO for Facebook Ads - An Introduction (feat. Ian from Attn Labs)

in this video, yen from attention labs is going to show you how you can utilize the automated campaign budget optimization feature for your Facebook ads, all the more coming up. hey there, Magic's Julian here back with another video. today we invited Ian from attention labs on the channel. they do growth marketing for e-commerce and influencer businesses and use Facebook Ads with great results. ian is also part of our measure master community, so I asked him anything new happening with data within Facebook ads and his answer- the Facebook power 5. tell me more. the power 5 is Facebook's initiative to make advertising easier on their platform through automation. one interesting part of this is CBO campaign budget optimization, where Facebook takes you available data and tries to optimize your campaigns based on the budget that you give to that campaign. now I'm always a bit cautious when it comes to using these new features that these advertising platforms come out with and say it's magic, you don't really have to do anything anymore, because oftentimes you need to understand what actually goes into the system. what does the system do in the background, before you can set it and forget it. so today, Ian is gonna show us how we can utilize this new feature within our Facebook ad campaigns, and we got lots to cover. so, Ian, take it away. hey, what's going on guys? Julian, thank you for that awesome introduction. I really appreciate you inviting me on to teach some of this automated Facebook Ads account structure to your audience. so, without further ado, let's get right into this now. if you're watching this video, you're probably someone who works with advertisers, helping them with their tracking and analytiks plan. you are an advertiser or you'd like to start getting involved in advertising or learning about how to run ads, and one of the biggest things that's happening in the world of Facebook advertising is some of their automated account features that allow you to structure your account so it can be a little bit more hands-off and you can automate some of the testing and learning process that you're doing with your ads. now Facebook has developed a number of tiknologies to allow us to do this, and they kind of include them under their umbrella of what they call the power five. the power five is a name they came out with mostly just as an internal marketing campaign for Facebook, and how they present and tok about their automated ads features, which include all the machine learning and artificial intelligence that they use to get your account better performance. now what's important to keep in mind about this is that Facebook is incentivized to get you the best performance possible so that you spend as much as possible on their platform. so in this way, their incentives truly are aligned with the individual advertiser. now, that doesn't mean we can just blindly use all the features that they've come up with. there are going to be some of these which are more important to start out with and use than others, which is what we're going to go over right now. so, in toking about the power 5, you have these five main tiknologies: Auto advanced matching, account simplification, campaign budget optimization, automatik placements and dynamic ads. without getting too into detail, briefly, what these are are, for example, let's start with Auto advanced matching. all this is is it's a way that you can send additional customer data into your Facebook ads campaign. now, for most people, you're not gonna want to focus on this. it's probably going to require developer support, so we're just gonna keep moving on. the next part is dynamic ads. this is a way to automate some of your creative testing for the videos and images and copy and headlines that you're using on your ads. we're gonna get into how to do this on the account in the actual Facebook Ads account manager. but just, it's important to know upfront this is gonna be a main part of their tiknologies that you will be using as an advertiser. the next part of the power 5 is automatik placements, and now all this means is an automated way to test across the placements on their platform, meaning the Facebook newsfeed, Facebook stories, Instagram stories, non-story Instagram posts, all the different types of placements the Facebook has, including their advertising partner networks, and how you can test across those different placements without having to manually go back and forth from these different placements. this is another feature of many Facebook advertisers use. you're definitely gonna want to use it, but we're not gonna focus on it because, out of all the features, this one is the easiest to use and it requires the most the least understanding of you know how to use it. you basically can just flip it on or off depending on the account you're using, so we're not gonna focus on that. the next part is campaign budget optimization, and this has been kind of the big issue for most Facebook advertisers because originally it was thought that Facebook was gonna make this mandatory. it is no longer gonna be mandatory. you're still gonna be able to use non CBO or campaign budget optimized campaigns as well as the campaign budget optimized campaigns. so it's no longer mandatory, but it's still super important to be able to use this. in fact, I think that the best Facebook advertisers are gonna be the ones that understand how to use this along with their normal non automated campaigns, which is really going to be a lot of what I show you how to do in this video. so, just to wrap that up, we're gonna be focusing on dynamic ads and campaign budget optimization, and what that's gonna do is it's gonna allow us to reach this level of account simplification. you're gonna see really clearly why using these two features allow you simplify your account and get better performance. so, without further ado, let's get right into the account and tok about how this looks when you're setting it up. so I'm here in a demo account I set up. this isn't related to any companies we work with. it's just my own little account that I set up for this purpose, and what we're gonna do is I'm gonna show you exactly what a campaign budget optimize campaign looks like and we're gonna use this CBO 1 conversions campaign and then we're going to compare that just to the structure of an ad set budget optimized campaign, this one conversion campaign, and what you're gonna see is how dramatikally this is gonna simplify your account structure, and I'm gonna give you a basic plan to go from a fully manual account to a fully automated account. so, without further ado, let's get into the CBO account. what you're gonna see here is three different ad sets that I just use as demo ad sets, labeled audience one, two and three. we're gonna use it with all placements again, because we're automating the placements, and then this is just a placeholder for demographics. so don't worry about the title, it's not important. just know that this is a campaign with three ad sets. we're gonna go right into the ad set editor so you can see the overall structure. so what you're gonna notike right away is how simple this is. we have these three different audiences, labeled audience 1, 2 & 3, and we have 3 different dynamic ads. and this is an example of what a built out, fully automated campaign will look like, because we're controlling the budget at the campaign level. Facebook is optimizing how much of that spend is going to each of these three audiences and then, within each of these three audiences, we have dynamic ads. now, when we go into the dynamic ad, what you're going to see is that they have these slots for the creative the headline and the main text are using in the ad, and what you'll notike right here is it's showing one of ten, and what this means is that we can load up up to ten creatives which Facebook, within this one dynamic ad, will test to see which one of those creatives gets the best performance. you're also gonna see the same thing here with the primary text, the headline and the description.

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Do Amazon Ads Really Work? [Seller Labs $25K Challenge]

all right, I wanted to show everyone a turn advertising advertisement I'm running for my baby's campaign. when I entered flood central I just went advertising and then clicked on campaign manager. this kind of pulls up all the different campaigns I've been running. so I'm doing attached the. when you set up, when you create a campaign, I'll be real quick. after we name it you get choices. you can do automatik targeting or manual targeting. so automatik targeting- Mazon just and takes care of what did and read by page and kind of decide what keywords to target. go targeting: you get to choose what keywords you want to pay to target. so I'm kind of running identikal campaigns for my soap mold, one using auto and one using non auto, and then over here you kind of put in your daily budget your start/stop date and then pieces were to collect all your staff, okay, how much money you spent, how many. you know how much else you've done and then what percentage of your spend equals your sales. they actually want this number to be- what I understand- low. the lower, the lower the better. so looking through real quick. the other thing I've notiked is that this is really slow to update and maybe not 100% accurate. the reason I moved in. that is because, for example, on the apricot, I've had apricots up for almost a week without any sales and I started running a campaign and next thing I know going down, I do apricots today, even though it's not recording in my campaign manager and I don't know if that's just because it's an Adele way or really hard for Amazon to keep track of when they click on your ad and then they buy something and how that work. the other thing I've notiked is the exact same thing with mold. as you can see, I you know I want that attributed to a campaign ad and then 0 on the other. but looking at my inventory, scrolling up to my soap mold right here, you know I'm just the one. I had thirty nine, twenty nine, that was attributed to the one advertised. but then I look at this count and it says I have five in reserve, even though it's not counting any of them towards the ad, the told and what again. I had these up for, you know, over five days without any tails and without any traffic. now I'm getting traffic and getting sales, even though it's not necessarily counting. so although my stats say they're not working necessarily for some reason, you know my sales say otherwise they are working. so that could be. I, you know it's very skeptikal that any kind of Amazon ads work. just to show you the thief, I can make one of them pop up one of the keywords in part, targeting its soap mold. so but people, they were so bold. you know, here's my one ad appearing sponsored on the side. then another place will also appear. it's on the bottom. so there's my Emad, but on the bottom and it really just sponsored. but what I like about that is basically I'm paying money to uh, get on the first search page and although it's the sponsor, and you know consumers might not necessarily care, and so I'm once again xa. it's not causing sales, but I'm, I'm making sales. the only difference between today and five days ago, or for the past five days, is that I've been running ad. the other thing about ad it's a. you only pay if I click. so even though people can't see this ad- they're not- I don't pay for it, although you count that in your stack. so when you click in you can see how many impressions that got and then how many clicks it got. and although I have my pulpit, and at 25 cents I don't necessarily pay twenty five cents. right now I'm paying roughly about ten cents to collect a little, a little under ten cents a click. but I'm not paying for the impressions, which is nice. this also gives me an idea of how many people search for those keywords and that's- you know that's a lot of traffic right there to be able to get that many impressions, so I'm happy about that.

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7 Most Funny Indian TV ads of this decade - Part 1 (7BLAB)

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LinkedIn Marketing Labs, Learn How to Run LinkedIn Ads For Your Business

are you tired of watching shows that only give you general social media theory and expect you to figure out how to apply it to your own industry? join us for this week's episode of social chatter, the industry's longest-running social media marketing news, tok show. not only will you learn the latest breaking news, but you'll also gain practikal advice on how to apply it. now here's your host, christian. [Music] karasiewicz. what is going on? everyone? uh, welcome to social chatter, your weekly social media marketing news tok show. this is uh, this is episode 275, and you know i'm excited about this. uh, we've got a really good guest, good friend of mine, actually, both good friends of mine, actually. um, so, uh, we've got, and he just- he literally just popped in as the intro video was wrapping up. um, but i'm gonna go ahead and bring on phil gerbershak. so, phil, it's good having you back. what's up, christian? how are you? good man? good, so you got a haircut. i, i love the background. i was actually like, wow, he looks like you got this real swanky like apartment or, uh, house there, i mean. so it looks really good uh, but no, uh, for those who don't know, phil is: um, let's see. uh, i guess you don't want to let phil tell everybody about phil. phil, sure, bud. so yeah, so i'm working with organizations to help them sell more. i'm the chief revenue officer at process and results and, put real simply right, we run your sales so you get to focus on your business, we help you focus on your sales and together we make music. it's pretty fun, fantastik, so really good to have you. um. so i know we're gonna primarily be toking about um and actually it's almost like social media potpourri. we've got linkedin. they have uh marketing labs. they're rolling out, uh, let me see what else we got here. we've got a facebook alt text update. uh, that might not seem like a big deal, but pretty important thing. uh. we've also got uh an update from youtube as far as their youtube shorts feature. that's something that you know. they're trying to compete with tiktoks, so we got that. we also have a new pinterest ads- uh creation tool. um, but we're going to tok about linkedin primarily. but this week's guest, also a good friend of mine, uh, this is mike gingrich. mike gingrichcom. i'm gonna go and bring him on and, uh, just let mike tell you a little bit about himself. mike, good to see you. hey, christian phil, good to see you guys and, uh, good to be here this morning. uh, yeah, it's um. uh, we go back a number of years. i was trying to think about different connections with you guys and, yeah, my work continues to evolve. i mean, back in the back in the day was kind of with the tab site software for uh facebook contests, and we've just continued to work with a team to develop more uh software and and web development. um, and my blog's taken off. mikegamerscom, um, business tik, blog marketing and uh kind of started out with social media and expanded beyond that to be a good business resource. so that's that's keeping me busy today. a lot of, a lot of things going on there and, um, as you said, a kind of a potpourri of things at the beginning of the year. they're all rolling out little updates and different things like that. so lots, lots of things going on. yeah, lots. i'm so, phil, where do you want to start, by the way? well, there's lots of places to start. i think we should probably start with pinterest, because i think pinterest is one of the most interesting things here that they're doing and they're really helping us drill down into buyers. i like that a lot: their new dynamic, creative, to automate that ad targeting and the creation of those ads. i think it'd be really big for people, right? i'm not a big pinterest guy, but i can tell you that the more specific an ad is that targets me, the more likely i am to buy, and i would say that's probably the case for most consumers, right? so, as we're thinking about this, this could really be a big game changer really for anyone, as you start narrowing down your catalog to those that people really want. and a couple years ago i joked about, if i search for a size 11 and a half orange under armor men's sneakers and i come to a page that doesn't reflect that, i'm going away. and now it looks like pinterest is finally listening. i don't know, christian, what do you think? i like this. i mean, i i think that, for starters, it's going to do a couple of things. i think it's going to take, uh, i think it's going to make it easier for people to create ads. so you know, a lot of times we go in creating ads and we really don't know like we get. we have to spend so much time creating the ads that you know it's important to know who you're trying to reach. but we get so caught up in the creation process that when we do finally run them, you know, oh well, like we might have missed something, we might have skipped a process or some part, and i like the fact that this will actually automate that process for us and then help deliver the right information to the user. so i really like this process. i mean, uh, mike, what do you think? is this a good feature for a business? uh, you know, seems, seems like it. i mean, that's, that's always the goal, right, is that? uh, you want, if you're gonna, if you're gonna spend money in advertising, you want to try to reach that ideal target, and it seems like they've got some, um, you know, intelligence going on there that is honing in on that process and and, uh, you know so. so the idea is that that's, that's a win-win win for, you know, the advertisers are reaching, getting in front of who they exactly want to be, and for users, you know there's some intelligence going on that helps them get, uh, you know so, instead of a, you know, google search, where, again, ranking search engine optimization, i mean, this was going based on that user's partikular interaction with the app and delivering them, uh, customized results and and then you know. so that's, that seems like a a next step forward in the whole ad process which, uh, you'd think others may want to. you know, piggyback on and learn from, yeah, especially as folks, uh, as they get to uploading their entire catalog- right, i think this is going to be key is that you want you'll- it'll force you- to really be delivered about the platforms you pick and no longer spray and pray. you'll want to say, well, if pinterest is my platform, that i want to do it, i need to upload my entire catalog, tag my entire catalog, use the alt text- we'll tok about that on facebook in just a bit- and really write good descriptions to really help hone that in. so eventually it will come down to, you know, instead of a search that returns a million results, it turns out to do a search that maybe returns 10 results, and i think that is a win, because when you advertise, you want to return on your investment. you don't want people just taking your pins and then re-pinning them. you want them to actually buy, you want them to take an action. i think that's really important. yeah, the other thing also, you know, with this whole process is, um, a lot of people like you just meant to feel that the whole, like you know, uh, uh, what is it like? uh, spray and pray, for example, like what's great, it's like you put it out there and like everybody takes this shotgun approach. you know, they, for example, they're like: oh hey, i want to run ads, and they can't make a decision, they're indecisive about that. so what do they do? they run, essentially, a really crappy ad. you know it's too, it's too wordy, it's missing the mark, and so that's one thing i really like about this as well. i mean, when you look at the, you know, when you look at the artikle itself, i mean they do tok about just how the fact that, um, people are, uh, like you know, if they're looking for like a certain to your point, feel like you're looking for a certain type of shirt or a certain brand or things like that, it's immediately going through something else, like it's immediately going to exactly what you want, versus, oh hey, yeah, here's an orange shirt. oh, you know what that's not the one you want. so this is a way to get you directly, you know, to kind of filter out all the other stuff to get y.

*NEW* Advertising service Ad Labs (Sales Video)

[Applause]. all right, so tell me, if this is you, you're a smart entrepreneur who heard about facebook ads and you knew that they work. you've seen people who have success. so you went and you probably googled how to run facebook ads, or you went on youtube, looked up a couple tutorials, or maybe you follow somebody on instagram or something like that, or twitter who's toking about facebook ads and you try to get as much information as you can. then you go into the facebook ads manager, you set up some facebook ads and the complicated facebook business manager. you really don't even know what you're doing. you're just trying to set something up, so you go and set up the whole ad and then you just cross your fingers and hope that you get customers and then nothing happens. or you're the person who's already familiar with facebook ads and you're doing your campaign and now, for some reason, the campaign is just not performing how it used to perform anymore. you just don't know why your facebook ads are not working. so the reason why i know this is because there's a lot of people who come to me who are in the same position that you are in right now, and i mean that's the reason why you're watching this video. you want answers and you deserve answers. so my name is nate, i'm the ceo and founder of photowinnerscom and also the new advertising service, ad labs. now, what is ad labs and how does it work, and why do we even do this thing? so me i saw that people were having trouble with running facebook ads. either they just didn't know what they were doing and they were going in hoping that something worked and then nothing happened, or they kind of knew what they were doing, but their facebook ads campaigns just weren't cutting anymore. everything was just going completely haywire. so what i decided to do was find the best ecom groups that i could possibly find the best facebook ass specialists that i could possibly find a lot of people that you probably heard about, and what i have them do is help you fix your facebook ads. so you come into the ad lab, you show us what's wrong and then we fix your facebook ads for you. now i know you're probably thinking: who are these facebook ad specialists or ecom google that you have that will be helping me, uh, with my facebook ads? now i'm happy to ask that question. i have a lot of people that you probably already heard about. for example, i have people like don says akram, who's the ceo and founder of snagaragon one love club, who's done close to a half a million dollars in sales using facebook ads and he even went as far as putting my company's name in his bio on social media because that's how much he believes in what we do. or i have people like sabri subi, who's who wrote the book, sell like crazy and he's produced close to a billion dollars in facebook ad sales for companies with his agency- yes, close to one billion dollars in facebook ads revenue through his agency. look, we have, we have the talent, we have the skill. i mean, i mean it's proven right now. i can go on knowing about the different gurus that we have and show you screen shots and different stuff like that, but i'd rather walk you through the process and really show you what we do throughout this entire, throughout this entire service. so, first and foremost, before anything, we set up a call and we show you everything that's going wrong in your facebook ad, and it's completely for free, completely free. now, a lot of people will, a lot of people will, charge you for stuff like this just to show you what's wrong with their facebook ad, but we're doing this completely for free, and you can- just, you can even stop watching this video right now and just go ahead and get it by clicking the button- clicking the button down below, and you will get your free consultation and we will show you everything that's wrong with your facebook ad if you click the link down below. so what we do is we show you what's wrong with your facebook ad. so and we look at the copy, we look at the creator, we look behind the scenes- the facebook ads manager- and you'll get a full report of everything that's going wrong in your facebook ad. then, after we do that, we give you a couple solutions and then you choose if you want to work with it or not. so we can run through. i can even show you the example. let me. let me just show you an example of of of a company that we work with and we've taken them through this process. so, for example, let's take the ceo and founder of a company called the french tutor. now they even work with, like, the university of toronto. this, uh, this lady is she's, she's amazing, it's like she's literally amazing, and her name is elise beckels and she's the ceo and founder of the french tutor. now she came to us and she said, hey, she was spending thousands of dollars on facebook ads and wasn't getting anything back. so what she did was she took advantage of the free facebook ads consultation and we showed her everything that was going wrong with her facebook ad right now, the key thing that we found in her campaign. it was so weird: she was driving traffic to her home page on our website and it was literally draining her sales and she did not even know literally draining him because she was driving traffic to a home page, right, and that's that's a big, big no-no. like it's too much to explain this video, but it's a big, big no-no. so we showed her a couple of different things that was going wrong in her campaign, including the fact that she was driving traffic to a home page, and then we told her that, hey, you need a landing page that drives towards, that drives traffic to one offer, right. so we told her that and then we set her up a page that looks like this: right here now it has the offer, it has the offer, it's driving traffic to one offer. i wish i could just go through and explain and break this landing page down one by one, but we set this landing page up for her and then, after we did this, the sales and the money just started flowing in. let's just put it like that matter of fact. here's a little snapshot of what elise beckwith had to say, sending a super quick shout out to nate from for the winners. you've helped me, a respectable founder of the french tutor, really just get a little more focused about taking my business to the next level. thank you so much for creating our new sales page. we are so excited about it. as well as writing our facebook ad copy, i'm officially calling you my channel for 2020.. thank you so much for caring. thank you for your attentiveness, your ability to respond to me quicker than i ever would have imagined and actually asking intentional questions that could question us our business a little bit better. so thank you. happy friday, great work now. as you can see, she had a lot of great things to say about what we had to do, and now you can. you can literally be like elise. you can be like the ceo of the french tutor. you know what i'm saying. all you have to do is literally just click the button down below: book a free call. we will tell you everything that's going wrong with your facebook ads campaign and then, if you want to move forward, you can move forward and we will set you up with the guru who will pretty much help you fix everything. i mean, it's it's really simple. it's really. it's really that simple. book the free call. it's free, it's literally free. you'll get to know everything that's going wrong with your facebook ad. after you do that, we'll present you some options and once we present you those options, you'll choose to move forward. if you don't move forward, i mean i don't know why you wouldn't. if you want to end up like elise beckwith- you know you want to- you want to end up like her- move forward. you move forward, you work with us. we set you up with the, with the guru and the specialists that help you fix everything, and then you will start making money with your facebook ads campaign. so that's what you do: click the button down below: book a free call and let's work. let's do [Music]. 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