So are you thinking of offering revenue share to get an ads manager without paying their full rate up front?

Listen, I get it. It seems like a win-win. You only pay if you make money, right?

But here's the thing. A good ads manager probably will not say yes to that kind of deal,

and you want to eventually work with a good ad manager

right so here's the reason that they won't probably accept the idea and I'm also

going to give you near the end of this episode some very concrete things that you

can do instead to make your launch or your challenge, perform better for you, which means more money in

your pocket. And listen, I do understand you. I've received pitches like this from folks over the years,

and I totally get it from a course creator's perspective. It's like you might not be able to afford a full

ads management monthly retainer yet and you want somebody on your team who is invested in your

success and is not just going to go through the motion. Plus you really believe in your offer

and that it will convert which means you're willing to share the pie.

And that all makes sense.

You're bootstrapping it.

I've been there.

Most of us online entrepreneurs have been there bootstrapping it from zero in the beginning,

and you want help, and you're getting creative so you can get the help you want

to expand the reach and launch your thing and make some mullah. So like I said just a moment ago,

I'm going to tell you that it's not a good idea to offer revenue share and I'll give you

some good things that you can do instead to make your launch successful right after I explain

from an ads manager's point of view,

what's risky about this and why the good ad managers will say no.

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