how being lazy in sales/marketing makes you richer. 🏦💲

the art and science of dumbing down your marketing activities [MobileMonkey]( Hey there, it's Larry. today i want to share [how and why you should try to be dumber]( ... so that you can be richer! My friend Eli, growth hacker extraordinaire, is the master of facebook and google ads. Eli has 10 years experience and knows every little targeting parameter and ad management strategy. He checks his accounts every day, adjusting bids, testing new campaigns. It is exhausting work! Yet, it is difficult. Every quarter his profit margins get slimmer due to rising ad costs and increasing advertising competition. Ok. If Eli (genius level 999) is struggling, how are normal business owners and marketers supposed to make that work? The solution is in being lazier and dumbing it down and doing less work for more ROI. Digital ads have become the most complicated and round-about way of connecting with your prospective customers. In 2022, you can just [email/text your prospective customers directly]( and automatically follow up with them using good old fashioned sales outreach. If you’re as old as me, you might remember that was how we used to sell things a decade ago before the area of digital ads. If you have: - a website that has visitor traffic (eg: 1000 visitors per month) - a facebook page with engagement (eg: 5000 fans) - an instagram page with engagement (eg: 5000 fans) - a tight definition of who exactly your ideal customer is (eg: “pool owners in cape cod”) We can help you generate the contact list and set up automations and get it running on autopilot for your business. [Less work and money = more and better results with sales outreach automation, we guarantee it. (but space is limited).]( Be a Unicorn in a Sea of Donkeys! Sincerely, [Larry Kim MobileMonkey]( Larry Kim Founder MobileMonkey MobileMonkey Inc 359 Newbury St Boston MA 02115 You are receiving this email because you or someone from your organization signed up for updates on MobileMonkey.com. [Unsubscribe](