Episode 76
Is Your Relationship with Your Marketing Agency Toxic? w/ Charley T
Today I'm talking to @CTtheDisrupter in this live recording of the Modern Commerce Podcast. We're talking about his story of how he went from Heroin addict to driving hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue. We're also talking about why he decides...
April 13, 20231h 13m
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Show Notes
Today I'm talking to @CTtheDisrupter in this live recording of the Modern Commerce Podcast.
We're talking about his story of how he went from Heroin addict to driving hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue.
We're also talking about why he decides to have such a controversial public persona.
We'll also debate about some topics that he's passionate about including return on ad spend; the advice people give in the marketing industry; and why he is so passionate about bidding on Facebook ads.
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We're talking about his story of how he went from Heroin addict to driving hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue.
We're also talking about why he decides to have such a controversial public persona.
We'll also debate about some topics that he's passionate about including return on ad spend; the advice people give in the marketing industry; and why he is so passionate about bidding on Facebook ads.
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Today's Sponsors:
Increase Ecommerce Average Order Values In Minutes with Monk Commerce:https://www.monkcommerce.com/
Find out which ads are Shack, which ones are Kobe, and which ones should be cut with Wicked Reports:https://www.wickedreports.com/
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