How To Make Your Advertising Cheaper

And improve profits along the way

Sean Meyer
Bottom Line Grind
Published in
17 min readSep 19, 2024

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Many years ago, I joined a high-ticket consulting program, one that was designed to teach “client acquisition”.

The main goal of these 10-weeks was helping you learn the foundations of sales and marketing, including:

  • Positioning
  • Content Marketing
  • Conversion Assets
  • High-ticket sales…

The whole works, and I’ll be honest, it was pretty helpful.

Certainly set me up for success later on, so I was glad to go through this program, but the real “golden nuggets” happened in their bonus section.

With this section, they included a lot of interviews they’ve done with experts, with one of them being Frank Kern.

Not sure if you’re aware of who this is, but he’s always been a “hero” of mine, so I ate it up.

Gladly dissected every piece of information he was providing, and after listening to his entire interview, the main “goal” of his advertising was pretty obvious:

Always start with value first

Now when I say “value” here, we need to be careful, and make sure we’re not going over the top with it.

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Bottom Line Grind
Bottom Line Grind

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Sean Meyer
Sean Meyer

Written by Sean Meyer

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