When you ask for help in a mastermind group, vague questions get vague answers. Ask about specific metrics, numbers, and what you've already tried. The difference between "my ads aren't working" and "my cost per acquisition jumped from $8 to $12 last week" is the difference between getting nowhere and getting real advice.
I have to teach people how to ask good questions inside of our mastermind, because it's like there is nothing that I have to go off based off what you're just saying. The ads aren't working, and I'm not sure why. There's no leads, and I'm really just confused on what I should do. And it's like, I don't know what you're doing right now because you didn't tell me how much you spent, what these specific metrics are that we tell you to measure, as well as what the results are on the back end, what these are, how long you've been running the ads for, how many ads you've tested, all this stuff that I need to be able to give you a concrete answer. And now I'm going to have to take 20 minutes to even figure that out, because you didn't have the time to just ask it in the post, right.
CASE STUDY: How Usman scaled to $200k+/month after joining The Ad Men Mastermind
