Tbh when buying a business for $14k I would want some inventory in a 3rd party distribution warehouse, I’d want some brand awareness and some returning customers, some social media acccounts established for some time. Otherwise you may as well start from scratch which is free 🤗
As a fellow marketer, I can see the real work was a. Knowing what tick tok likes and will approve as an ad. B. Having the experience and knowledge to know how to read your data and optimize there ads and your hunch to cut down the size of the landing page c. having the experience and knowledge to troubleshoot rather than give up because (insert irrational subjective cause for lack of sales rather than realizing you needed to go over the backend shipping configurations).
I also love how you skimmed over all the actual hard work because you knew most people on YouTube wouldn't understand yet made a big deal out of basically purchasing something I (and no doubt you) know you could have done for free, minus hosting, domain costs and time to develop the site and maybe even apply for approval etc for the products.
Basically what I'm saying is that from a professional perspective, I'm impressed cause it might look easy to everyone else but even if they had all the willpower in the world, they wouldn't have the knowledge to do the things required to go from no sales to even 1.
scrolling back up to smash the like button is the only unsaturated method left
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I also love how you skimmed over all the actual hard work because you knew most people on YouTube wouldn't understand yet made a big deal out of basically purchasing something I (and no doubt you) know you could have done for free, minus hosting, domain costs and time to develop the site and maybe even apply for approval etc for the products.
Basically what I'm saying is that from a professional perspective, I'm impressed cause it might look easy to everyone else but even if they had all the willpower in the world, they wouldn't have the knowledge to do the things required to go from no sales to even 1.