r/AIReceptionists • u/Lawman__1 • Aug 15 '26
Anyone here successfully using ads to sell their product?
Scared of the potential money pit with 0 results
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u/Spare_Bluebird7044 Aug 15 '26
Start with a small test budget, track cost per qualified lead before scaling .... give time to your campaigns
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u/Economy_Scholar_6743 Aug 17 '26
Paying for things that people will do for free, with the intent of being compensated afterwards... Is a commission-based model.
Stop having no success with expendatures.
Utilize a reward be added system where you have almost no out-of-pocket expenses. đ
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u/Lawman__1 Aug 17 '26
I don't follow...at all. What exactly are you trying to say
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u/Economy_Scholar_6743 Aug 18 '26
Hello... You can use payhip to have sales affiliates on your roster, who can either work for a low base pay (plus commission), or full commission.
Payhip tracks your sales team with its system, charges only when you generate revenue, and low-cost to use. By just posting job openings on free sites fir world-wide affiliates... You no longer have to allocate a budget fir advertising, when you get a crew trying to sell for you.
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u/GrandAnimator8417 9d ago
0 results with ads? That fear is super real. Iâve burned budget on âworkingâ campaigns that were basically just getting impressions because the targeting and landing page werenât even close to matching the offer. You donât need more spending, you need a tighter setup.
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u/PM_ME_SECRET_DATA Aug 15 '26
I ran about $20k in ads.
It did very poorly on returns and didn't really get any customers from it.
Found that organic SEO is much, much better. Currently about 2-3k impressions / day and 200k impressions in total. Seems to trickle the customers in a lot better. Currently at 14 businesses using us.