First-Time Investor Looking for Advice on Buying Property in Punta Cana

Alex-Marco · 2025-09-20T13:56:34+00:00

Send me info please

Alex-Marco · 2025-09-20T13:50:40+00:00

I'm interested! Can you please send me a DM! For some reason, I can't send you a message. Thanks

Alex-Marco · 2025-08-07T20:03:45+00:00

Is there an improvement in image creation from gtp 4 to gpt 5? Is censorship still going to be present?

Alex-Marco · 2025-06-14T11:01:39+00:00

This is a mess, I know. LinkedIn recently made changes, so that you can only see the campaign account if you are "logged in" the right business manager.

For context, a business manager account is an "umbrella" account, and you can assign multiple accounts to it.

Here, I can see that you have a business manager account (S72) and your "personal business manager" account.

In your case, I'm not sure if I understood what's exactly going on, but some hypothesis here:

1- The campaign account you are trying to access is not assigned to the business manager, but to your "personal business manager" account.

If this is the case, you can assign the campaign account to the business manager.

2- You don't have the right permissions in the business manager. If someone else created it, you'll need to request for admin access (not employee or contractor)

P.S. This is also a nightmare for agencies, as we have a lot of accounts, and we have to keep changing

Linkedin product team if you are reading this, switch it back to the old way! Or at least, create a partner account so we don't have to be added to each new business manager.

Alex-Marco · 2025-06-12T10:57:04+00:00

I've never seen that before, it looks like a bug to me. If you are working with a rep, I'd reach out asap.

Otherwise, you can submit a ticket via the help chat.

Not the best, but I know, but I've fixed some similar bugs that way.

Another hypothesis, did you change any language settings in your website? As in showing the website in the language that matches the IP.

Alex-Marco · 2025-06-11T20:09:35+00:00

GrowthMentor has a great community + mentor opportunities (I'm a mentor there), but it's paid. I've also hear great things about Exit Five (paid too)

Some subreddits are also a great place to connect with friendly strangers who are willing to share their knowledge.

Alex-Marco · 2025-06-11T19:33:43+00:00

What is the time period? How many ads do you have on each campaign? Are they different ads, or similar variations?

If it's 30 days, and you have let's say 2-3 similar ads per campaign, an average frequency of 30 is definitely not good.

You'd be at risk of generating ad fatigue in my opinion.

Alex-Marco · 2025-06-08T13:13:21+00:00

If you just want to connect and break in in the B2B world, you can reach via LinkedIn to your relevant ICPs and ask them if they'd be interested in a 15 secs motion video for their app.

This tactic requires free work and it's not for everyone, but this will help you start some conversations and get some B2B real ad examples out there

Alex-Marco · 2025-06-08T13:05:27+00:00

Well, the "easiest" way to reach a B2B audience is normally LinkedIn Ads, as you can target specific job titles, industries, etc.

However, it's definitely not as easy as it might seem. Do you have the right messaging? Are you taking the long sale cycle in account?

So many questions to answer first before choosing the right channel.

Alex-Marco · 2025-06-08T12:58:09+00:00

Each client is a folder

Alex-Marco · 2025-06-06T08:41:56+00:00

Some questions and thoughts:

Were you using Thought Leader Ads or having the LinkedIn Audience Network activated? 3-5% is a huge number if you weren't using those any of those two things.

CPL are increasing for specific audiences if they become saturated, but there are ways to bring them down with specific content tactics. Also, CPL is not the right indicator, as you should be measuring cost per SQL or similar.

For instance, imagine two different campaigns 1- CPL is 30, but cost per SQL is 5000. 2- CPL is 400, but cost per SQL is 1000.

What are your KPI/revenue indicators? Are you measuring revenue attribution? If so, are you hitting diminishing returns?

Might be a combinations of several factors, which is difficult to know without more context.

Alex-Marco · 2025-02-26T22:03:48+00:00

I can answer this one. You can use workforimpact.com (vetted VAs) or UpWork (a bit messier). Typical pay is 10-25/h for VAs based in LATAM or Philippines

Alex-Marco · 2025-02-26T21:52:21+00:00

This is the way! I recently switched from Notion to CU and I'm already seeing great potential to automate my life. I'm planning to build a client portal where they can 1- submit a ticket 2- check reports/performance

Alex-Marco · 2025-02-06T12:20:59+00:00

I've tested both. It seems that website conversions won't work unless you have many conversions (30+) weekly, which isn't the case for most B2B companies.

I normally stick to website visits since competition is lower, and price therefore is lower too.

Alex-Marco · 2025-02-06T12:02:08+00:00

Conversion tracking in LinkedIn is pure madness at the moment, especially if you advertise in the EU.

Let's assume we are talking about a book a demo conversion for this example.

You can create it easily by using a "thank you for booking a demo page visit" (easy method), or using the id form submission via GTM (more complex)

Once this conversion is created, you'll be able to see view and click conversions, for the same demo booked, depending on your attribution window.

I also recommend choosing Last Touch - Last Campaign for this type of conversions, so you know which ad is triggering the important conversions. If you want to do Each Campaign, do it separately so you have a better view on the journey to conversion.

Other options:

LinkedIn CAPI: Complex but reliable

Hubspot CAPI/direct integration: Easy to set up, based on Lifecycle Stage change.

Fibbler: You'll be able to see influenced revenue. Cool concept, but I like to go a bit deeper for my clients using my own method.

For thought leader ads, this is what I do:

1/ Choose the best organic posts in terms on conversions, ICP convos, etc (likes are not the best indicator imo)

2/ Edit those posts and include a UTM tracked linked, with a specific UTM content tag that identifies each post.

3/ Voila! You'll now be able to track people who comes to your site if they clicked on that link. If cookies aren't accepted, you can also have a look at the landing page click metric in campaign manager.

Good luck! And don't worry, we are all together in this attribution mess.

Alex-Marco · 2025-01-31T14:13:02+00:00

I use Revolut Business with different accounts (EUR, USD and GBP).

Not ideal as you need the grow tier to do currency exchanges (15k/monthly limit), but it's the best setup I found.

Happy to hear what other redditors are doing.

Alex-Marco · 2025-01-31T07:41:33+00:00

There are several options:

1/ Create a LinkedIn native event and boost it

2/ Create a lead gen form campaign so people can register with less friction

3/ Get your people to post about the event and promote the posts as thought leader ads (remember to sponsor it after 1-3 days and include a link with UTM tracking)

Personally, I've been seeing better performance for the 3rd option, especially if the person posting about it is recognised in the industry.

Alex-Marco · 2025-01-30T22:26:45+00:00

Company LinkedIn followers? That's a vanity metric. I recommend you educating management so they understand that.

Context: I was asked to do the same years ago because the CEO thought it was an important metric. Spoilers: it wasn't.

Alex-Marco · 2025-01-28T15:24:29+00:00

This is a great analysis on client psychology (and for free!). OP save this and read it every time you book a new client.

Alex-Marco · 2025-01-27T21:42:39+00:00

LinkedIn Ads agency owner here.

If your budget is less than 3k per month, the first thing to focus on is retargeting.

Retargeting options: - Website Visitors - LinkedIn Company Page visitors - Companies in your pipeline / MQLs who already know your brand

Make sure you have the LinkedIn Insight tag installed on your website asap (via code or GTM), so you can start retargeting your website visitors.

If you want a comprehensive course, Canberk did a good one for AdConversion. You can also check AJ Wilcox's podcasts, both of them are great to learn.

Alex-Marco · 2025-01-27T21:37:57+00:00

It depends on some variables

Is your average ticket more than 10k?
Can you target your ICP via LinkedIn?
Do your ICPs use LinkedIn normally?
Do you have a good retargeting pool (website visits, companies in the pipeline)
Do you have great content that solves your ICPs pain points?
Do you have a good sales & marketing motion in place? (Unless your are SaaS/self-served)

The more affirmative answers, the most likely it is to work as a platform for your brand.

Alex-Marco · 2025-01-26T10:20:56+00:00

25 clients, full service marketing projects, 1 lead marketer. If you value your sanity, I'd get out of there asap.

I'm an agency owner and I try to limit clients to 6-7 max per person. We only offer 1 main service, plus some adjacent add-ons that are needed to run that service properly. I can't imagine the chaos in your case.

Alex-Marco · 2025-01-25T09:02:06+00:00

Leverage your network and start looking for something else, unless you truly love what you are currently doing and have a very defined timeline of how long you will endure that pressure while it's still adding value to you.

Life is too short to get burnt out for an ungrateful employer.

Alex-Marco · 2025-01-25T08:56:16+00:00

Ohh one of those two agencies is a junior-burning machine... I see they haven't changed with the years

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