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In this video Hernan Vazquez explains that entrepreneurs mistakenly focus only on the small group of people who already know their brand, neglecting the much larger pool of potential customers who have never heard of them. He categorizes audiences into four groups: (1) people who know the business and have purchased, (2) people who know the business but haven’t purchased, (3) people who know the business but are not engaged, and (4) people who don’t know the business at all. He warns that repeatedly bombarding existing followers with offers leads to fatigue. Instead, he advocates building a branding strategy that creates high‑quality content (videos, blog posts) and uses paid media (Facebook and Instagram ads) to target the “unknown” audience, gradually indoctrinating them into the brand funnel. He shares a case study where a client added roughly $720,000 in annual sales by shifting focus from over‑selling to existing followers to attracting new prospects through content‑driven ads. Vazquez concludes by urging viewers to develop a systematic branding and paid‑media approach, to like and share the video for algorithmic boost, and offers his services to help entrepreneurs grow revenue via paid media.

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