High-quality content should come before ads. Speaker A recommends pricing high-ticket offers at $5,000-$6,000 and testing with $3,000-$4,000 monthly ad spend, then using DMs and YouTube to follow up with new followers.
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So like I challenge you a little bit on that, but I, to answer your question, content absolutely goes hand in hand. Yeah. It, it, it's such a backbone, especially like you're, I would assume that you're selling it all under your name or the ads are gonna come from your profile that you need that backfall. And then that's where you're gonna, like the whole follower funnel is great, but you're gonna get follows from running any kind of ads, whether it's a VSL or Excuse me, call funnel or low ticket. And then do your, do your like outreach to those people. Hey, thanks for following, you know, just poking around XYZ. Like still do that DM setting thing, still do the whole YouTube thing as well. Um, and then having ads in addition to content, it's like, it's just gonna expedite everything. Um, you know, in terms of what you're doing.
Okay. Okay, good. What would you say, this is my last one, what would you say as a monthly budget in terms of ads if I would go either or the other route down? What would you say is legit, like $3,000 to $5,000 a month in terms of ad spend or?
What's your price point on your high ticket?
High ticket, I would say around like $5,000 to $6,000 to start off with. So I mean, then obviously it would be possible to spend more on it, but just for planning purposes.
Yeah, I would commit to spending probably, I mean, I, I wouldn't, don't do this, don't spend it recklessly. Like just, I'm gonna spend it, but like I would, I would commit to spending at least $3,000 to $4,000. Okay. And just, just to be able to see in a month, just to see like, you know, what are the results? Now obviously if you launch it and you've spent a couple hundred dollars and you haven't gotten anything, go back to the drawing board. But like get your head around that you might spend that much money and, and not see any return.