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In this live-stream, digital marketer Hernan Vazquez (not a financial advisor) walks viewers through a detailed case study of a client’s Facebook advertising performance in November 2018. He reveals that the client spent roughly $104,000 on ads, generated $415,000 in revenue, acquired 481 new customers, and achieved an average order value of $831. The core product was a $997 information product, supplemented by a $5,000 backend upsell, resulting in a roughly 3:1 return on ad spend. Vazquez emphasizes the importance of sustainable scaling, focusing on customer lifetime value (CLV) rather than short‑term micro‑audience wins. He likens acquired customers to assets such as stocks or real‑estate, arguing that each customer’s value can grow over time with continued offers. After outlining the financial analogy and the mechanics of the ad funnel, he promotes his “Growth League” consulting program, aimed at established business owners who already have sales momentum and want to scale their Facebook ads. The program promises hands‑on guidance, a small private community, and live events, with limited enrollment to ensure personal involvement.

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