Hi John,
Continuing on our conversation, when I asked about the $1 to 10,000 people rule, you explained that 10,000 people is the minimum for a cold audience at $1/day. Then I asked if it was okay to advertise to 1,000,000 people with a $30/day budget and you said that's fine - the bigger the audience, the better. So my question is - I remember in one of the lessons - I think it was on scaling - that if your audience is too big and your budget too small, the algorithm struggles to find the top tier 1% segment of that audience. So...wouldn't the algorithm be struggling at $30/day targeting a million people? Any clarification would be appreciated, I feel a bit confused :). Thank you!
Hey Mathew,
I thought this was a good question so I answered it in last week's coaching call, but just realized that I never jumped back in the forum to let you know that I had done so. If you haven't already listened to it, you can find the replay here: https://www.mmmanifesto.com/in.....1-2-2-5-3/
I address your question around the 5:45 mark.
Sorry for not letting you know sooner.
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