Facebook Ads: How The Modern D-Bag Tries To Trick You Into Believing They Are The Greatest.

I’m sick and tired of seeing ads, video or text, that have people more or less screaming at the top of their lungs that they’re the best. I get it. Your magical system can turn just $125 in Facebook ad spend into a paltry $129,125.13 in dependable monthly revenue. And now you want to teach me how to do it too!

Lucky!!!

Congrats on your success buddy! But sorry, no. You’re shouting it so loud that I don’t believe a goddamn word that you say.

If you fancy yourself an Entrepreneur of sorts, your Facebook feed is littered with people you’ve never heard of that “cracked the code” of making money online and they just can’t wait to show you how they did it. It was amazing at first. Then it became cool. Then “neat.” Now, its like you’re walking past a bunch of used car lots with some shady salesman shouting at you to come test drive their lowest priced but somehow best car.

Advertisers are getting so loud that it’s hard to take them seriously.

It’s an understandable trap to get stuck in. Tons of people have figured out how to build million dollar businesses online. And they know they did it and want to show you too. After all, there’s an even bigger business in showing you the path they took.

The problem is how loud and absurd it’s gotten. I’m sure are there are legitimate opportunities hidden in the crowd, but it’s just so damn loud now.

And the irony of it all is, making money online isn’t some DaVinci code to crack. It’s not an impossible task or secret only available to a select few.

Everyone can do it. It just takes work.

Real, honest to God, work. Anyone telling you to try some magic system, sit back and watch the cash flow in isn’t telling you the whole story. Yes, you can absolutely do that — after you put in the work to get there.

People are sick of advertisements selling their souls just to make a buck, and I’m sick of it too. It’s much more respectful, and I believe much more profitable to be honest and humble with your success.

That’s where long term gains come in: Respect. People become life long customers from companies that they value and respect. They’ll buy the shiny new object, but it’s a fad, not a trend.

You don’t have to shut your ads down, but maybe tone them down. It’s not about being loudest, it’s about being honest and connecting with your audience in a real and meaningful way. Unless, of course, you’re just looking to get a quick buck. Then, by all means, keep it up…

But seriously: Enough of the noise and shiny objects already. We’ve had enough. We want real value from real people.

Keep the guru crap to yourself. Your modesty will get you farther than you can get by being a shameless huckster.

Full disclosure: I have ads running. People click it, join my free course to build their first app without learning to code and turn it into a business from there.

I’m not screaming “make tons of money with this system without doing any work!” I’m being honest and letting the success of the free course speak for itself. The goal is to deliver long term value that will pay me back ten-fold in the years to come — not to make a quick buck. Yes, there’s a paid program for sale at the end and if people liked what they got for free, maybe they’ll buy.

But maybe not, and that’s ok too.