To all etsy sellers, is it important to run ads on etsy or not? I'm curious if it's needed to run ads on etsy to stay relevant and have a decent amount of profit by the end of the month.
If you do came to a success, what are the things that you did to be able to achieve what you have now?
I want to know exactly your own thoughts and experiences using HoloAI. Especially if HoloAi ads are effective on Meta ads and Instagram Ads. Also, i'd like to know if there's a limit to how many businesses can be putted in (i have 2 more upcoming businesses) and if there's a limit on how many ads can it make per month.
Thank you so much
Hello everyone! I know na marami pa rin new people na nagjoin here on this sub to venture on their own digital ventures and stuff. This is for those people.
I think from early december up until now is maraming nag run ng ads on facebook as well as instagram na hiring sila ng VA, graphic designer, or malala is vaguely pa nila sinasabi kung ano yung job. medyo believable din dahil when you look at their profiles is sometimes verified sila (they do this through paying someone, perhaps on swapd) and recruiters that seems to be transparent with their own life/lifestyle. I'm here to warn you na be cautious with those things, kasi 90% of those are scams na trying to get your information and personal identifications to use for their malpractices.
I avoided ours kasi sinet-up ko for an online opportunity yung kapatid ko na may sakit so wala siyang capability to work a typical on-site job. Meron siyang pinakita na hiring ads sa ig and mukhang transparent naman yung account. So i chatted with the recruiter and andaming redflags like: avoiding questions, vaguely answering questions, halata rin naman na hindi AI pero mukhang may script siya/sila, and natagalan siya magreply kung anong company talaga yung pinag-woworkan. What more is nakikipagset-up siya ng zoom call with a speaker na mag-eexplain daw ng task and everything, and on that zoom call is meron terms and service and other things na kailangan pindutin yung "i agree", pero dahil nga sa haba is pinasummarize ko kay chatgpt and nag-ask if there are phishing terms— at meron nga. So we ditched that opportunity for my sibling.
Two months later (Feb) is deleted na yung account, probably served na kasi ang purpose na mag phish ng infos. So beware everyone on their ventures! If anything, safest ang freelancing in which you will reach out to brands with your OWN terms + or selling digital products. Godbless everyone! beware and may God guide you all on your ventures
I plan on venturing and expanding out my offers beyond graphic design and maketing with things that are convenient for businesses.
Hello po! I have no specific questions or anything, any tips/practices lang na you'd like to share. More detailed the better!!!
I just want to broaden my knowledge about cooking. if you have some suggestions then i would greatly appreciate it. And it's kinda weird, but i'd like to accomplish cooking a recipe from reading not by watching
I've been freelancing for about a 3 years now. and due to my circumstances as a student, i wasn't able to scale my freelancing services to more clients.
from my freelancing venture, there have only been 8 clients of mine that had always stayed loyal and i'm thankful for them as I never really had the urge to scale since i thought that i was managing every aspect of my life pretty well. Now that i'm graduated, i want to find more clients— i target small online businesses that needs static marketing materials/contents
I have a pinterest account that has been idle for more than 2 month, it's in the fashion niche and gains 5+ million monthly views and 160k+ engaged audience (all organic)
I'm selling it for 400$ and the lowest that i can go is 350$. I'm giving 50-70$ as commission to the one who will refer me to a sure buyer. The commission will be given after the successful transaction and only through paypal.
it's in the fashion niche, mostly women's clothing and bags. it gains about 5.8mil monthly views and 160k engaged audience monthly.
RS: i can't manage it because i have my freelancing and i need extra money for uni or for investing
I was recently included in a successful etsy store as a part of the marketing team (i'll manage the instagram account). the store is pretty well without any social media presence and just started wanting to have one, hence i have this role now. but the thing is that may pay is commission based on how many people bought with the special link only available on the instagram page's bio.
I currently have no access to reels and videos yet as I coordinated with the owner, so for about a month or two: i only have still images (from the etsy shop) to work with