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Those “quick hacks” are always short lived.
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- Like have you noticed that they don't do that?
- All you're going to be doing is trying to find little hacks to to hack social media, to hack ads, to do whatever.
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Abschnitt 1 Have you noticed that the biggest companies aren't doing the Instagram hacks?
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0:00Have you noticed that the biggest companies aren't doing the Instagram hacks? Have you noticed they're not trying to do these little like oh yeah, if you put this hashtag at the bottom. Like oh, if you do this little call out or the shout out. Like have you noticed that they don't do that? If you make the same amount of money per customer as your competition, then you were always going to be in a race to the bottom. All you're going to be doing is trying to find little hacks to to hack social media, to hack ads, to do whatever. And those hacks are always short-lived. The long game is the LTV game. It's how much is a customer worth to me? Because being able to spend the most is a product of how much you make a customer worth to you, which is a function of what the gross profit is and how many times they buy. And the how many times they buy function has a direct proportion to how good the quality of the product is.