Was watching a video where Nick Hoggan was doing s
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Was watching a video where Nick Hoggan was doing some app training last year.
He gave a preview of Verb Live to the customer for the first time
Here's what the customer said...
"OK, my mind is blown with that new thing."
"That's a game changer."
"It's going to be huge."
"Cause I just want to get it out of facebook's and instagram's hands. They have the control right now."
That is not Rory saying it's a game changer.
That is a customer.
That is not me explaining why people don't want to use facebook for selling.
That is a customer.
28 out of 30 customers asked for a quote. Until last week many investors didn't know the uptake
Remember, any hint of success of VL will influence the valuation of the company
red, why would facebook be bad for sellers. could you refresh my memory?
sure...
Let's say you are selling clothing.
Imagine your potential customers want to buy some clothing.
Guess what ads they are seeing?
If you said, not yours, you are getting the picture.
Facebook has no incentive to help you unless you buy ads. So if you are trying to sell clothing as an example, your potential customers will see other clothing ads. They will get distracted, navigate away and buy something else.
That isn't a theory, but a fact.
BTW, small businesses can't afford ads on facebook
"In other words, instead of presenting every available Facebook post in chronological order, the Facebook algorithm evaluates every post, scores it, and then arranges it in descending order of interest for each individual user. This process happens every time a user—and there are 2.7 billion of them—refreshes their newsfeed.
While we don’t know all the details of how the Facebook algorithm decides what to show people (and what not to show people) we do know that—like all social media recommendation algorithms— one of its goals is to keep people scrolling, so that they see more ads ."
https://blog.hootsuite.com/facebook-algorithm/
He gave a preview of Verb Live to the customer for the first time
Here's what the customer said...
"OK, my mind is blown with that new thing."
"That's a game changer."
"It's going to be huge."
"Cause I just want to get it out of facebook's and instagram's hands. They have the control right now."
That is not Rory saying it's a game changer.
That is a customer.
That is not me explaining why people don't want to use facebook for selling.
That is a customer.
28 out of 30 customers asked for a quote. Until last week many investors didn't know the uptake
Remember, any hint of success of VL will influence the valuation of the company
red, why would facebook be bad for sellers. could you refresh my memory?
sure...
Let's say you are selling clothing.
Imagine your potential customers want to buy some clothing.
Guess what ads they are seeing?
If you said, not yours, you are getting the picture.
Facebook has no incentive to help you unless you buy ads. So if you are trying to sell clothing as an example, your potential customers will see other clothing ads. They will get distracted, navigate away and buy something else.
That isn't a theory, but a fact.
BTW, small businesses can't afford ads on facebook
"In other words, instead of presenting every available Facebook post in chronological order, the Facebook algorithm evaluates every post, scores it, and then arranges it in descending order of interest for each individual user. This process happens every time a user—and there are 2.7 billion of them—refreshes their newsfeed.
While we don’t know all the details of how the Facebook algorithm decides what to show people (and what not to show people) we do know that—like all social media recommendation algorithms— one of its goals is to keep people scrolling, so that they see more ads ."
https://blog.hootsuite.com/facebook-algorithm/
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