Founders often obsess over building the product… but ads decide whether anyone sees it.
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The struggle → you ship, you launch, and then reality hits: “Why is no one clicking?”
The truth → running ads today is less about budget and more about precision.
Wrong copy, wrong channel, wrong timing = wasted spend.
Curious → how do you approach ads right now: instinct, data, or automation?
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I feel like I actually say I rely on data, but fundamentally rely on instinct to start off my marketing search.
For example, I could've tried to build an online presence and brand first, but I REALLY wanted to go with my gut and market locally.
Since I live near a big city (NYC) I felt that my marketing almost should match the source environment that it grew out of, and for the most part, I've actually gotten the effect I desired in terms of users who I can connect with, who will give feedback, and most importantly who will yell at me immediately when that idea I thought I validated turned out to need some more data!
100% agree ads are less about budget and more about precision. I feel like knowing what tool to use to be "precise" though has gotten SO complex with the advent of the tools availible to market today.
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@csurita Budget matters less than precision. The real challenge today is choosing the right tool in such a noisy landscape. Nyra AI (https://www.getnyra.ai/) helps simplify this by automating ad targeting and creative so founders can focus on feedback and growth.