Scott Jack's Facebook ad account got banned for helping men with dating advice. He moved his strategy to YouTube and scaled it into significant revenue, proving you don't need one platform to succeed.
Facebook wants men to be single and lonely forever. The reason why is because we had a client a few years ago named Scott Jack who helps men land more high quality dates with women. But the problem is Facebook banned his ad account after he was helping too many men land too many dates. So what did he do? He reached out to us, actually, to help him scale with YouTube ads. We took his offer that was already converting on Facebook and converted onto YouTube to cold traffic to help him help more men land more dates and go out with high quality women. And the cool part is, the creative wasn't even that different than on Facebook. We just literally copy and pasted the messaging that was already converting that Zuckerberg didn't like, and we turned it into a YouTube ads script that Scott filmed on a camera direct, and it converted like crazy. He ended up making $4,000 a day at the highest point of scaling that offer. So if you want to learn the exact playbook that we used for Scott Jack to go from getting banned by Zuckerberg on Facebook to helping more men on YouTube, then go ahead and click the link in my bio. You'll be taken to a free school group to check it out.
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