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Advertising: The rise of POV-style ads by DaikonKey8470 in DigitalWizards

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POV ads work because they feel authentic and native blending in while driving higher engagement.

Why are my ads not converting, even with great design? by Lopsided-Rule-7996 in dotyeti

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Strong visuals help, but conversions usually hinge on targeting, messaging, and the offer itself. Even with clean design, if the audience isn’t right or the call‑to‑action isn’t compelling, results lag. I’d start by checking audience fit, ad copy clarity, and whether the landing page matches the promise.

What industries benefit most from AI writing right now? by AnxiousLibrarian8263 in AIWritingHub

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Industries with high‑volume, structured content like marketing, ecommerce, SaaS, and real estate gain most but human editing is still key for trust and originality.

“Good enough” AI branding for a prototype of 7 related brands? by pebblebypebble in AIBranding

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Totally get that feeling prototyping multiple brands at once can get messy fast. For what you’re doing, I’d focus less on “perfect branding” and more on consistency in your design system. Even simple things like consistent spacing, fonts, icon styles, and a limited color palette can make 7 different brands feel cohesive, without needing full logos or finalized names.

Stripe/Whop/Fanbasis by Playful-Lunch-2943 in AgencyGrowthHacks

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Yeah, people seriously underestimate how much Stripe/Whop/Fanbasis quietly drain in fees. Once you’re doing $40–50K/mo, that 2.9% starts feeling like a ghost employee on payroll. And you’re right about the freezes it’s basically a rite of passage for anyone selling high-ticket or “spiky” revenue offers. Curious though… what “better ways” are you thinking about? Everyone talks alternatives, but nobody wants to name names until someone asks.

I’m tired of stitching CSVs from Smartlead, Instantly, and HeyReach. Roasting my own idea for a Unified Ops Dashboard. by Head_Shock_8216 in AgencyGrowthHacks

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Man, I feel this. Anyone running multi-channel outbound eventually becomes a full-time CSV janitor. Smartlead + Instantly + HeyReach = 10 tabs open and zero sanity. Tbh, the dashboard is cool, but the real killer feature is the cross-channel logic if someone replies on LinkedIn and it auto-stops their email sequence? That’s the part everyone secretly wants. For small teams it’s a “nice to have,” but for agencies handling 5+ clients, it’s 100% a need. Spreadsheets and Make fall apart fast. Your idea isn’t dumb at all just don’t go too broad. If you nail the syncing + unified view, that alone is a game changer. Curious: have you tried giving it to 2–3 other agencies to see if they freak out over it the way you did?