“My campaign basically is Gen Z. My campaign manager is Gen Z. My comms director is Gen Z. ... letting them help take the lead in how they want to carry that message to their peers.”
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Said on WSJ What’s News
“Obviously, some campaigns that it can show you, obviously, $21,000, $30 a lead, $50 a lead.”
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cited example lead costs from Meta campaigns
$30-$50 per lead (and a $21,000 figure mentioned)
Said nearby on the same subject
“We've recently changed up our marketing agency, who's doing some meta ads for us now... it's been a game changer... good quality leads and a good volume... we've got work until around April next year”
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Said on The Good Builder Podcast
“In the beginning I was the sole lead source because it was free I would promote it and we would generate leads and now we had a customer acquisition cost of zero”
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Said on Afford Anything | Get Smarter With Money
“Warranty terms… total cost of ownership… speed and lead time… financing options… give them proof points they can repeat.”
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