And what did it turn out?
Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2025 6:12 am
All it took was a few sponsored posts that had exactly that kind of content.
First they addressed what the objection was and then they refuted it.
The goal was to convert some customers, both in a conversation on Messenger and to acquire new ones, directly from these sponsored ads to an online lead.
That's why I strongly recommend that when looking for content ideas for your social media, consider your customers' objections and simply start publishing content on that topic.
Very often we publish various content that we find interesting, but it is not pakistan rcs data necessarily related to what we do. It is content about the industry, yes, but do we smuggle our product in it? Our offer? It is not always possible.
Objection posts are fantastic because on one hand they have an engaging story behind them or a problem that is interesting from a user perspective.
At the same time, since they raise this issue and refute these objections, they are very sales-oriented.
You can mix them with standard ads, which I call: ads like buy a brick, which are simply information about the product and a list of benefits that make it worth using. But benefits are a topic for a completely different episode.
And that's it for today. I wanted to encourage you to think about content in a new way. Thinking through the prism of working on objections. This is an exercise that is worth doing in many ways and returning to many times. I hope that this episode, although short, was at least as valuable to you as the previous ones.
Thank you very much for listening and see you next week.
First they addressed what the objection was and then they refuted it.
The goal was to convert some customers, both in a conversation on Messenger and to acquire new ones, directly from these sponsored ads to an online lead.
That's why I strongly recommend that when looking for content ideas for your social media, consider your customers' objections and simply start publishing content on that topic.
Very often we publish various content that we find interesting, but it is not pakistan rcs data necessarily related to what we do. It is content about the industry, yes, but do we smuggle our product in it? Our offer? It is not always possible.
Objection posts are fantastic because on one hand they have an engaging story behind them or a problem that is interesting from a user perspective.
At the same time, since they raise this issue and refute these objections, they are very sales-oriented.
You can mix them with standard ads, which I call: ads like buy a brick, which are simply information about the product and a list of benefits that make it worth using. But benefits are a topic for a completely different episode.
And that's it for today. I wanted to encourage you to think about content in a new way. Thinking through the prism of working on objections. This is an exercise that is worth doing in many ways and returning to many times. I hope that this episode, although short, was at least as valuable to you as the previous ones.
Thank you very much for listening and see you next week.