A short YouTube segment (Eric Deeran) explaining an ad reinvestment strategy: treat profitable ads as 'ATM printing mode' by reinvesting client revenue into advertising to scale winning ads, maintain long-running profitable campaigns, and repeatedly extract profit. The speaker emphasizes finding winning creatives, ramping spend until performance drops, and using a portion of client payments to fund further ads.
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At this point, you are now in ATM printing mode. Like, you can literally take money from the client you just closed, put that back into ads, spend another thousand dollars to get another 20,000. $20,000. Right. And I think the question people need to be asking is, like, if you could put $1 in and even just get $10 out, how many times would you spend the $1? Obviously you would spend it as much as humanly possible. And so you have to realize that when you're spending money on ads, you're paying to play, right? And you're finding those winning ads and then you're ramping those things until they don't work anymore. And we've had clients have ads run for years and years and years in their business to where they don't even have to touch them. They get them set up, they run the ads, right? And then the ads just run for a very long time. Get getting them qualified calls, qualified leads, qualified people coming in, and then they just keep letting it run and they're taking the money from the clients they make, put it putting a portion of that back into ads and then taking profit out and just doing that over and over and over again. So hopefully this answers the question of, like, how much should you be spending on ads to get the best results?
