Thread by @SamPandemic

In the last few years, solo ads have moved from the underground secret of major marketers to a commonly talked about mainstream lead generating method.

There are a lot of objections/negative reviews of solo ads out there,

Let's quash those objections one by one.

A thread.

Almost everyone becomes an expert when it comes to giving opinions

Most opinions you'd read are from those who have never tried it or at best — they’ve only tried it once or twice.

At worst, those opinions are from people are clever as the last forum post they read.

There are a lot of myths flying around that could.

- Put you off trying it
- Cost you a lot of money and/or time.

Let’s talk about the biggest myths I can think of right now and possible solutions.

Myth 1: I Tried Solo Ad and They Don’t Work

We already know by now that there are a lot of factors to take into consideration when buying solo ads,

- What kind of list was emailed?

- What was the sales copy like?

- Did you follow-up relentlessly?

As with everything in life

You always start with a test.

By buying a smaller Solo Ad (especially when dealing with a new vendor) to test:

- Their list
- Your offer
- Your follow-up and see if your system is worth investing more time and money into.

Sometimes the test works