Dear ,

As you can see:

I started this email with a photo clipped at the beginning. It was a message from an affiliate marketer. Let's call him Tobi.

Why?

To keep YOU from making the same tragic mistake this poor marketer made.

You see, Tobi had no idea what to look for when he chose a video for his TikTok Ads.

The result? A crying shame! His Ad was rejected. His money was refunded. His efforts were wasted. And even the video failed to get 10 views organically after 24 hours.

Do you know how to avoid his mistakes? There are 5 ways to do that.

I'll tell you 2 of them in this letter and at the end of this email, I'll leave a link for you to read the remaining 3 (if you care. I hope you do?).

Let's get into it:

1- Do not make exaggerated financial claims.

Even if the statement is true, do not claim you can help people make a specific amount of money. Avoid statements like:

"I'll teach you how to earn 1 million in a month".

"Learn how to make 1000k weekly online".

"I'll teach you how to earn in dollars from the comfort of your home".

Find a way to communicate the benefits of your product without making any financial claim.

2- Do not use poorly scripted videos.

What you say in your video is the most important part of your video.

Not the editing. Not the transitions. Not the keywords. Not the Headline.

Your words carry the most weight. More often than not, it's that which determines whether your video performs well or otherwise.

Do not sit behind the camera without having a script or a framework for your video. Study other videos in your niche. Watch how they are scripted. And Squeeze out ideas from them.

Tobi wouldn't have had his Ads rejected if he knew all this.

You don't want to repeat the same mistakes he made.

Hurry up now, click on the button at the end of this email to discover the three other things you must avoid when shooting videos for your TikTok Ads.

TikTok Ads Masterclass

PBUY

Benson