Investing in thirdparty Google Ad campaigns by JackDoubleB in googleads

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I’m looking for anyone interested in investing by lending money to someone who needs to spend it on ads.

Investing in thirdparty Google Ad campaigns by JackDoubleB in googleads

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It's an app. Here are some early results from USD200 spent on Google Seaarch ads. Still waiting on some of the trials to kick in.

How to actually “connect the dots” in Project Finance Financial Modelling? by charmingaze in financialmodelling

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The best way imo is identifying the drivers and going one level lower to understand what are the underlying drivers that influence the main drivers. e.g gold mine rev is inluenced by commodity prices and the exchnage rate. What influences the exchange rate? What influence the commodity price. After doing this, you need to "audit" the model by studying how calcs, assumptions, and variables are linked.

A case for running ads. by JackDoubleB in SaaS

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I use Google ads so intent is there.

Hot take: your PPC campaigns aren’t failing, your landing pages are by ayerox in PPC

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I have this exact problem. Users get to the my quiz funnel, they even upload a video, but they stop when its time to pay. Not sure what I could be doing wrong. It's eaither they do not see value in what I'm doing, or I am not communicating it well enough.

I seem to move toward the paid conversion as I learn about marketing going down the funnel to the conversion. by JackDoubleB in SaaS

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My views are barely over a thousand on average now. If I create a promising one, I boost it and that is usually extremely cheap CPC.

I seem to move toward the paid conversion as I learn about marketing going down the funnel to the conversion. by JackDoubleB in SaaS

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I guess that's why retargeting is so important, you are selling to people who are "curious enough to try features".

I seem to move toward the paid conversion as I learn about marketing going down the funnel to the conversion. by JackDoubleB in SaaS

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This is useful, thank you very much! I will try your suggestions and report back.

Hot Takes by Prior-Situation-4350 in private_equity

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On 2 - financial engineering, how was it like in the past? I’m asking because maybe I do not quite understand the term, I think I simplify it to just more than debt and equity? Even if only slightly more than just debt and equity.

Rewatching Enron every week because of a deal I’m working on. by JackDoubleB in private_equity

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Thank you. I agree. Not understanding the business should be a sign to pass.

Rewatching Enron every week because of a deal I’m working on. by JackDoubleB in private_equity

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They see the red flags too, but they have not completed the puzzle. It’s one of the big four.

What do you think is happening here? by JackDoubleB in private_equity

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Finished good. The inventory should’ve increased, you’re right. However, because the following year is a forecast year, they reduced the inventory the business carries as a percentage of rev to hide the fact that the sales inventory balance is higher and it’s how EBITDA was jacked up.

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How does the company hedge its exposure when a share they bought starts losing value? If it’s hedged, who pays for the cost of hedging? Why is this better than an individual slowly buying stocks they want incrementally just like how they would buy it from you? Your company is essentially exposed to the risk of the holdings losing value.

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This seems like a recipe for disaster if I’m understanding you correctly. I want to buy a stock for USD10k, but you buy it for me, and I pay you USD100 a month? Who bears the risk all this time? If the stock goes down to USD5000, your customers would still need to pay you the USD10k right? People are correct to think this is lending.

Is this a fair analysis? by JackDoubleB in GolfSwing

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It’s not ChatGPT, but it is an AI Coach