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E commerce is pretty good niche I started smma 6 months ago and my first client was e commerce niche. I still have four e commerce cleints paying me 1000 dollars for running ads and they are happy with it. I think good and bad niche differ from person to person. For me e commerce was the best niche in smma
I never watched a video of any youtuber who shares the rules for finding good niches💫you done that , and your way of teaching is very simple and easily to understanding thank you brother 🙏
This video is freaking valuable. I chose the real estate niche as it’s something I have passion for but started to realise how hard outreaching in the real estate niche is as a beginner. Only recently I’ve decided to think of choosing another niche to allow more progress and just put real estate on hold for now. So if anyone is finding there passion niche too hard it’s okay to go for one that you know you can learn and make money from.
@@isallowed6293 I'm Outreaching at the moment getting a lot of rejections and a lot of potential clients. Tomorrow I hope to hop on a call and onboard my first client. For context I properly started outreaching about a week ago.
What i learned throught my journey is that every niche sucks... You can only make that certain niche less suck... Simple as that just pick the niche you re comfortable at
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@Mustaf Farah Hussein Awesome goals. Depending on your location you may be able to have your mother assist in signing agreements, filing for paperwork, but check your state and local laws depending on your location. .
That's so great to hear! Happy we were able to help you and get more clarity - we just dropped a complete how to start as a beginner guide that's nearly 30 minutes long - you might get a ton of value from that as well: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dVbuAUT1LxE.html
Thank you so much for the information. I’ve known about smma for a bit, but I was too lazy to start one. Until now. I’m 15, and I see that this is the best way to make money
and also because if they were good enough they would have a ad strategy then they would reinvest in ads and become millionaire or its just a brokie who cannot pay u
@@mffouzaanmd ohhh makes sense you should’ve clarified that lmfao (I’m the guy that responded to u earlier 😂), however with e-commerce you can charge ROAS and not just do ads, you can do a form of email marketing and sms as well
So I started my SMMA agency developed My logo came up with the agency name got a professional email developed my simple website. (with just a homepage about page and a Contacts form page still working on making it look better) everything is in place. I have been contacting certain niches and I have been getting stonewalled and rejected. Thank you for redirecting me and keeping me on my pad. I am definitely going to try out these niches that I haven’t tried. My goal is to be making 10 K per month before 2024
very good video brother,support from Greece(dont know shit about ads and digital marketing but this is why i want to try smma because its something that scares me)
Appreciate the awesome feedback! This is a business that anyone can do from anywhere in the world if you are willing to invest your time and energy in your skills 💎
tank you so much for your information i'm from morroco i've started my agency and i'm stack i didn't know how to find contractor's even i tried freelancers of my contry
Love this video and have a question about the niches: I see that these are all niches where you can book appointments. What about niches that don’t work with appointments (like a furniture shop) ? Are these niches less interesting for smma? What is your opinion about this specific niche? Thank you ☺️
Awesome, love to hear it! Glad this was helpful and I'm excited to see what you build. Let me know If we can help in any way and check out thesmmablueprint.com
Not bad, but be prepared to work with lower budget for these types of individual owner/operators. Could be great starting point, but long term to scale this could hinder growth, but absolutely work with who you can in the beginning. Experience and getting clients is much more important than nailing the perfect niche when first starting.
Great video! Is lawn/landscaping business a good niche for fb ads? How about other home improvement niche like cleaning services, bathroom/kitchen remodelling? I just started reaching out to clients but I don't know if I got the right niche. Love to hear from you!
Decided to start a SMMA agency, your info was excellent bro I think contractors is a fantastic niche to go for at it tickst both boxes and there's so much work in construction I doubt they know how to use paid advertising.
Love to hear it. Makes us super happy to hear our content inspired someone to take action. I agree, that can be a great niche. Another great benifit is you will most likely know more than most of the business owners when it comes to social media by watching content like this, being a user of social media yourself, or if you decide to further educate yourself in a program like The SMMA Blueprint. Many beginners want to rush to ecomm clients, but quickly find out those business owners are more tech savvy than they are. The contracting, roofing, construcion industry can be a great space. Google ads do very well there too.
@@2GuysBuildaBiz 100%, I already have a lot of knowledge in online business, reaching out to an E-commerce brand as a beginner is stupid. I'm looking at all the SMMA courses. One question, do you use your own ads account or do you use your clients?
@@EndzCrypto Always have your clients set up their own ad account and add you to their account as an advertiser. Huge vulnerability if you stack a bunch of clients on your own ad account because if one ad gets shutdown, it could impact your entire business.
@@2GuysBuildaBiz Makes sense, I'm pivotting from high- ticket drop shipping as both my merchant centre and ad accounts got banned for nothing. I think I will buy your course bro its a good price compared to the others and has great reviews
@@EndzCrypto Love it, obviously I'm biased, but we have over 123 modules in this program, for a great price, go deep on all the major platforms, and it's crazy that I have to say this...but we actually own and operate a social media marketing agency today. Most other course creators for 5 clients or so and will now teach you how to do so, or their fulltime job is being a content creator/influencer. You're in good hands if you choose us, and you'll get a direct link to my calendar to book a call with me upon joining to ensure you're kicked off right and have a profitable action plan for the coming weeks.
I have no idea who will read this comment. But to you who reads, don’t give up man. I started with dropshipping, wholesaling, affiliate marketing and I could never make it profitable. Now I started SMMA for 2 months making around 2,000 a month from 3 clients. This is allowing me to not only scale but to connect all things together. Just one client can change your life man.
Thank you Saurabh!! Means a lot. Comments like this fuel us to keep cranking out content. Please let me know if you have any questions. We want to see you crush it this year!
@@2GuysBuildaBiz hey man thank you for the reply, currently I’m offering lead generation for auto dealerships and repair shops as I’m just starting out I’m struggling with the offer and signing script (I don’t know where to get the template) if you can help me with this then It’ll be highly appreciated, thanks :)
The challenge with these two as a beginner is each sale for your clients is a lower ticket transaction, leaving little room for error when running ads. I would suggest a higher ticket niche to give yourself more room for profitability with your ads.
I am starting from 0 and decided to grow by posting reels. So I started collecting audience interested in getting rich. And promote my agency there by reels. BUT my audience are beginners so I thought ecommerce is the most common business between them. Any advice king❤
That kind of content is going to naturally attract beginners that won’t be able to spend a lot. You can however still make a more economical offer to them. What is your ideal client and offer? I could give more practical advice if I had a little more details.
@@2GuysBuildaBiz I thought that will sell to ecommerce clients using the described strategy cbut you changed my point if view. So now I don't what niche to work in as a beginner with little money. Can you give me an alternative then ?
Hey thanks for the support. I’m glad you’re getting something out of it! I think that’s a strong service offering combo. I might also add google ads into the picture as you’ll capture faster converting traffic than what you’ll initially find on Facebook. I’d check out some of our google ad videos for help there!
@@2GuysBuildaBiz Can Gohighlevel be used with Google ads? How would that work. Would it be a simple lead ad through keywords and it will direct them to a booking page were they receive an offer?
Great video! Really clarified a lot of things. Do you think restaurants are a good niche to get into as there are a lot of them and the Life Time Value of a customer can be quite high if they repeatedly go there?
It's a good niche to start for beginners, but I do feel like it's a low ticket niche, so in order to scale you'll find yourself eventually growing out of it. That being said we absolutely targeted and worked with restaurants in our first year of business. The numbers can work out, if someone goes once every week and spends 60 dollars or more, you're looking at a 3k or more per customer over a year. You'd be surprised how many restaurant owners don't understand the basic math of this and you'll need to break it down to justify the spend.
Are there any limitations to the type of clients you can reach out to? Let's say I chose gyms as my niche but I would assume companies like Planet Fitness or Equinox have dedicated teams in their companies to generate new memberships and leads. That question can be applied to a lot of niches that quickly come to mind so is it better to focus on smaller, family owned businesses that lack the resources on their own for marketing? Hopefully this question makes sense
Hey great question. You're thinking in the right way. The individually owned businesses will be easier to break into. With that said, certainly still can approach franchise owned businesses as well. When we first started we closed an Ace Hardware that was individually owned. This client stayed with us for many years even as we developed an entirely different niche. You'll experience a few more hurdles with the franchises as far as restrictions on certain types of advertising to ensure everything is corporate approved and aligns with the brand name, but you can still work with them. If I was just starting out, I would focus my energy on individually owned operations to start.
@@2GuysBuildaBiz Thanks for the reply? Quick follow up with an unrelated question. At what stage of the business did you guys file for an LLC? Any advice on how you would do it differently maybe?
Hi brother,I've choose my niche real estate and Gym it would be a miracle for me to change my life.I've s question which platform will be best to start pitching let me know?
Hey great to hear your on your way. When it comes to which platform should you pitch, the answer is neither. Never lead with running facebook ads or google ads, or insert any service. Lead with the end goal in mind, the result, what they can expect from your services. Otherwise you'll get looked over and lost in the crowd. This is what we teach at The SMMA Blueprint. Don't worry almost every person we coach makes this same mistake, but you wont now so congrats and let us know if you need additional coaching. I'd also recommend watching these two outreach videos: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5v-0mMeJEPE.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-W_2FmtzQ_Js.html
If I wanted to do an SMMA for Real Estate Agents, should I offer mostly FB ads for leads? Mostly what is stopping me is just not knowing what to truly offer.
Hey Antoes - David recorded a video on this topic that sums it up well, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IHyELexHB1E.html There's a few ways you can go about it, but at the end of the day they need leads wether that's coming from facebook, google, IG - a huge service you can add additionally is actually contacting the leads that come in and scheduling the appointment for the real estate agent. They are busy all day interfacing with clients, showing homes, writing contracts...if you can bridge this gap for them, many agents would gladly pay you. This can be scrappy in the beginning where you actually contact them, but quickly you're going to need to hire a team to scale. Upwork.com can be a great resource to hire some freelancers that can work the leads that come through the funnel. Thanks for the question and supporting the channel. Means a lot to us!!
A lead is someone that has opted in for a form or something of the sort. They are someone whos information has been captured in exchange for something. If you sign up for a 7-day free trial of something, you are a lead
you guys are doing great job. i have looking for driving intructor niche, it qualifies all 3 params. What would be the right outreach approach, i believe most instructor wont be active on linkedin. please suggest
@@2GuysBuildaBiz thanks for reply. how about doing SEO on website and then retargetting using facebook ads. also running general facebook ads. does this approach looks fine. i am not well verse with google ad at the moment
I am from india and a complete beginner in terms of marketing and sales but I think of starting an agency with real estate as my first niche but also think like Chiro's would be great. So is it okay like can i target global market for the realtors and chiros or in just my country only?
Hey , I'm acutally doing a research for the past month for how to start SMMA and this is acutally the fucking first vid that tells the truth no BS and just being staright honest. really appreciate you I thought to start e-commerce niche but now I understand why not. thank you very much. Also what do you think about tiktok ads?
Hey, super appreciate the comment. Glad this cut through the noise. TikTok ads are great, really depends on the business. Most companies need, google ads, or IG/fb ads, but certainly TikTok ads can be game changing for B2C brands
@@sinqz6564 I'd recommend starting with two channels to capture people activley searching for local gyms in the area, and another platform for building brand with potential new customers who could do business with the gym in the future with enough brand building and trust. The first would be google ads, there are people all day every day searching for fittness centers and those are going to be the low haning fruit which you can drive to your clients website, or funnel. The second would be a video first campaing that you can run on IG & FB. You can simply run video ads for the gym to their ideal customers in the local area, so when they are ready to take their fitness serously, they know where to go. That's where I would start and you can accomplish this with a failry low budget to get rolling.
Hey can someone tell me how I can help a car dealership as a copywriter? My dad has one. Or how could I help a restaurant? I do not think a restaurant is a good idea tho.
What do you think about auto dealerships, do you think that in current economics conditions its a good nische to begin with. Specially with Facebook ads its a good idea to market them. And do you think it will easy to got in to contact with the decision maker. Also i heard about advertise to car salesman, what do you think about it? It’s a few questions but I hope you understand
Auto dealers can be a profitable space. The sercices they really need are leads at the end of the day, the product is high ticket, and they need to attract local buyers. Basically this niche hit's all three of the rules outlined in the video which is awesome. Getting to the decision maker won't be too difficult to reach, but one thing to be aware of auto dealers are full of sales reps and it can be difficult to sell to a sales person, if you don't have any sales experience. Cold calling into the dealer might be difficult for you if you're not good on the phone. Fortunatley, there are alternatives. You can contact them via, email, DM, and set the intial discussion that way. At the end of the day, you still will need to sell them on your services, so if you're new to the sales game I'd recommend picking up some sales books and making some calls to increase your skillset. Otherwise, David and I sold over 15M worth of products and services before we even started an SMMA, so we packed the smma blueprint with everything we know on sales if you're looking for direct support. Love the question, and I'm excited to see what you build! Let us know if you have anyother questions!
thanks for the video man really informative. I have one question tho, I live in a very small country and there isn’t a lot of local businesses around me. For example there are only about 200 gyms in my entire country. Do you recommend looking for an internation niche? (or atleast in the countries surrounding me.
very interested, but I can’t seem to wrap my head around what I would be doing for my clients. Take a dentist for example, what would I offer to them? i’m confused. just ads? or what do i do
Thanks you so much! Amazing video. Im 16 and planing to star smm agency to support my family. I’ve been researching this topic for a couple of weeks now.I decided to promote pool instillation companies using Facebook adds.I’m planing to charge client 2500$ and give contractor 25% of it. Is it a fair pricy? I just wanna thank you again. People like you help young entrepreneurs like me a lot.❤
Great video. Got a sub from me. Love to see more marketing pros on youtube! I'm a visual designer/art director with 15+ years exp working in digital marketing. I want to start my own agency this year but thought of focusing only on email/paid media for ecomm brands (no sure if that still qualifies as a "SMMA"?). Justification there is that ecomm clients would have enough volume of email work to hire an agency. Would you still say this is not a good direction to go in? I currently work FT for a performance marketing agency and my day to day is email and paid ads for a major sports association.
ecomm needs a ton of help when it comes to email, if this is going to be a core focus of yours, ecomm can be great for an email marketing pro. em marketing is a key revenue driver in the ecomm niche, and you can charge a lot for this service.
I too want to get into smma but I can't get to know what I have to do here I mean it's all too complicated also im 16 and want to do something for my family I wish somebody could guide me
Great videos, big fan. Could i ask some advice in terms of starting an agency. I am considering offering two services at the beginning, on to offer website creation and the 2nd is to do a marketing campaign (fb most likely). This is to provide a landing page for them if they dont already have such, then the second service to apply monthly. Is this too ambitious? Should i just start with one service at the beginning?
Hey Orlando, really great to hear your feedback here and we truly appreciate you being here! While it is good to simplify your offer, these two service offerings you're describing really go hand in hand. If you just have a website, how do you get traffic, and if you just have ads, where do you point them to? I think this is a perfect combination, but to not make it as ambitious as you described, I would phrase this as funnel building instead of website design. If you're building entire websites, you might run into friction due to costs, time to build, and the fact that they could already be happy with their site today and simply don't want to change it. Building funnels on the other hand, can sit along side their current website, and not change what they have going on there at all. Great question and I'm excited to see what you build. Keep us posted if you have more questions!
Great niche. Rapidly expanding, transactional, and high ticket. However - a lot of larger solar companies have advanced strategies already. It is all about finding the right type of organization, as with any niche
Hey. I decided to start with the real estate niche, but I'm confused on how to price it. Advertising fees are more expensive than other niches, how much should I charge as a service fee?
Hey Emir, great question. It’s going to vary depending on the agent and how much they are brining in per month, but a model you can follow is a flat fee for your retainer and the real estate agent pays for the ad spend. This is better than a percentage of ad spend fee in my opinion, because you can charge more by offering more than simply the ad spend management. For example, to make the campaign successful, you can build a funnel, deploy automations to the leads as they opt-in, even charge extra for having your team follow up with the leads manually. Ultimately if you can layer services on, besides just managing the ad spend, you’ll help get the agents what they really want, which is booked appointments on their calendar with qualified buyers or sellers.
Hey I'd check out some of the businesses listed in this video for more ideas. I'm not sure I'm following your question. Maybe rephrase it so I can help?
Hey man, i was asking after fulfilling all the ads for ur client how do u track down the the result the amount of ROI u have gotten them.lets say ur working on commission how do u know how much results u have gotten them to figure out how much they should pay u ? Have a great day
Hey I'm trying to use google translate to understand what you mean, but all it's coming back with is "Can you tell us about news in this area?" - Feel like that is not what you are asking - please rephrase and let's see if we can help you out!!
I have a problem because when people tell me they are interested to hear more I ask them for a quick call where I will explain everything and they just saw and that's it or they ask me how much we charging or send more information and after that, they saw us. How to make this into calls and deals?
Hey this is a great question and one that I'm currently working on a video for. If they are saying that, typically they are not sold on the service yet, and it's possible you haven't asked the right questions to get them engaged. I'm recording a video now on the top 3 questions you need to ask to close more deals. I appreciate the feedback, questions and support Luka. Really appreciate having you here on the channel!
Hey David, I have a question: once I start to get leads for businesses through FB Ads...how do I track who's calling the business or not??...how can I confirm that users are actively calling the business for enquiry or appointments?? Please clarify... thanks
Great question, so you can track this if you're connected to their CRM, but really if you want to ensure the appointments are being booked, we teach our students to set up a conversion system that helps convert these leads into opportunities. We do that a number of ways, but two main drivers are automated messages that go out to the prospects, prompting them to book and we also have a team dedicated to the follow up and booking of the appointments. We can charge more because of this and our clients get better results because the leads actually convert. Awesome question, and I really appreciate you commenting and supporting the channel!
Hey Guys, really good insightful video, took down lots of notes and really helps me out open up a new perspective. However I have a quick question, do you think this information and some of these niches that are listed could still be relevant to Copywriting and a copywriter like me? I am in the middle of studying the fundamentals of copywriting and am seeking for some ideas of effective niches of businesses that I could write copy for. I am also looking through some vids in niches that are ALSO more relevant to copywriting, but thought I should get your opinion on this, what do you guys think? Great video though 🔥
The niche I've chosen has shown me roughly 100-200 in my local area which i'm not sure if thats considered a lot, however there are 10,000+ world wide and 10 Billion plus annually. Shall I consider this as a niche or look for another?
How about accounting firms & Bookkeeping business’s? Could there be a risk of capacity of clients they can fufil since the clients are usually long term? Thanks!
Hey! So I want to go into kind of the contractors niche, i want to narrow it down of course but for now i know of a local mma fighting event that brings in lots of people. I’d love to contact them and see if i can close them but i had a question first. If i setup their ads solely for lead generation, instead of ticket sales, they’re paying me just to get attention out to many people instead of the sales, correct? What should i set the target audience radius to be and how should i price? Thanks in advance!!
I have question brother that I am not very fluent in speaking english and I am from Pakistan can I sign clients from USA or and any other europe countries I speak english that a person can understand but dont know how to speak engliah fluent can I start my agency and sign Europe countries clients ? Please answer me.Thank you
hard to have an opinion here. you best bet is going to be to try, you are yourself, give it a shot, see how it goes. don't let some folks running a youtube channel encourage or discourage you