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Ralph Burns (0:00)
Hey, before we get into today's show, my marketing manager finally convinced me to run a wild experiment in this episode
Marketing Manager (0:06)
because he wanted to prove what the
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conversion engine can do for your brand. So we are giving away three of our $10,000 deep dive audits for free in this audit. And this isn't one of those audits that you get from some AI generated bot.
Marketing Manager (0:26)
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seven or eight of our team members, and it is incredibly in depth. It will give you insights into your media, buying, your creative, your actual business metrics, and find out exactly where the gaps are and where your growth is stalled and what we can do about it or what you can do about it when you get the audit. Now here's the catch. We only have three spots, so head on over to tiereleven.com audit right now. Fill out the form and let's see how we can scale your business in the coming year.
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$1.1 million in spend. This only represents a 2.7% ad spend increase, but revenue increased by 21% before they missed five forecasts in a row. Their cost per unit or their cost to acquire a new customer. CPU is the term that they use here. I was at an all time high, nearing about $200 and they're really concentrated on not the attribution was hiding the real picture. Simple, but hard to pull off. And I'll show you exactly how we pulled it off here. You're listening to Perpetual Traffic. Hey, real quick. If you're looking to get your brand
Ralph Burns (1:39)
in front of growth minded marketers, CMOs, directors of marketing and agency owners, we're
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opening up our sponsorship spots for Q1
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and Q2, get in front of a quarter of a million marketers every single
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month at Perpetual Traffic. All you have to do is head on over to perpetual traffic.com for the
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details or check out the link in the show notes to apply. Hey, before we get into today's show, my marketing manager finally convinced me to run a wild experiment in this episode
Marketing Manager (2:05)
because he wanted to prove what the
