How Much Should I Spend On Facebook Ads

High-Ticket Businesses: Here’s How To Start Selling Low-Ticket Offers

Stop treating your advertising budget like an expense and start building a revenue-generating asset.

In this episode, I break down why most entrepreneurs stay stuck at the same revenue level for years – despite having profitable campaigns that should be scaling exponentially.

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Here's what you'll discover:

✅ The Two Mental Blocks keeping you from scaling past $100k/month (even with positive ROAS)

✅ The Asset Investment Framework that successful 8-figure businesses use to dominate their markets

✅ Why "losing" $5k on ads is actually buying $50k worth of market intelligence

✅ The House Money Principle that separates 7-figure operators from everyone else

✅ Real case studies: How one client went from $300k to $1M/month in 90 days using this approach

This episode is for you if:

• You have a profitable business but can't break through revenue plateaus
• You're spending less than $50k/month on ads despite positive returns
• You keep pulling profits instead of reinvesting for growth
• You want predictable, scalable client acquisition systems

Key Takeaways:

• Why paid advertising delivers better ROI than real estate or stocks (with proof)
• The 30-day cash velocity system that funds exponential growth
• How to read campaign "failures" as roadmaps to success
• The exact reinvestment timeline for compound growth

Stop playing small with your ad spend. Start building the asset that will transform your business.

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