Podcasts Business Onward Nation Episode 833: Biggest Facebook ad mistakes to avoid, with Emily Hirsh

Episode 833: Biggest Facebook ad mistakes to avoid, with Emily Hirsh

Published: Nov. 30, 2018, 9 a.m.

Emily Hirsh is an industry-leading Facebook ad manager and sales funnel strategist who has built an expert team of top-level professionals to help entrepreneurs grow their businesses using proven social media sales strategies and creativity that converts.

What you\u2019ll learn about in this episode:
  • How a simple task as a virtual career path become the inspiration for a lucrative and satisfying career path.
  • Emily\u2019s path from loading Facebook ads for VA clients to running her own team of 24 people who run the ads for her.
  • The way Emily\u2019s business grew after hiring the first person to help, and then the second, and how she developed a process for teaching others to perform the tasks required, a system she calls the \u201cHirsh Process.\u201d
  • Why Emily decided to take the time to create a course outlining and training others to do what she does intuitively and how this \u201cconveyer belt\u201d strategy has helped her business grow.
  • The difference when you\u2019re representing yourself to clients and when you\u2019re training others to represent you to your clients and why that distinction is important when creating training materials.
  • Emily\u2019s ideal client and why it\u2019s important for entrepreneurs to understand who their ideal clients are and how choosing someone who isn\u2019t right for your business can be bad for your business and the client.
  • Why Emily believes it\u2019s hard, but sometimes necessary to say \u201cno\u201d to clients who simply aren\u2019t ready for the services she has to offer and can\u2019t get the full benefit of what she has to offer.
  • Facebook and Instagram. Why these are the two platforms that deliver the best results for Emily\u2019s style and why she loves them.
  • Tracking progress. Why Emily\u2019s team tracks results at all stages of the funnel to help identify strengths and weaknesses and improve results all around.
  • The importance of having a plan before going live with a campaign and why Emily warns against proceeding as an entrepreneur without one.
  • What they are and why Emily dislikes \u201cLike\u201d campaigns.
  • The most critical skill Emily believes to develop for high-level results in your business and in your campaigns.
  • The importance of doing one thing well and building on that instead of 20 mediocre things.
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