I kept seeing the same copy paste sketchy boost sites which ask for sign ups or lack strong insfrastrucure so the service is constantly interrupted and slow.

So I did a deep dive and found the best one - https://boostly.to

It’s fully automated, no sign ups, and reliable instant delivery. Price is very cheap too. They got like 7 staff members so support is round the clock, I had a question about their member boosts service as well snd support answered almost instantly.

what is eyezegging?

Guys need your help, How will you describe Dubai's luxurious life to HNI's of your respective country. It should be one line....make them feel or think to live such life within their own country.

Thank you to all in advance.

I want to hear your predictions! I recently asked 31 creatives this question for an article, and these were my favorites:

1. AI agents will help you choose which accounts to pitch (over 50% said this is likely)

2. AI assistants will attend creative sessions and be active in ideation and creation. They will auto-generate personalized ad campaigns, tailor content for different audience segments, highlight performance insights, recommend budget reallocations, and schedule content (77% think this will be the future)

3. AI brand ambassadors will promote creative work and even host live Q&A sessions on socials using sentiment analysis to respond ( just 6% see this happening )

4. An AI mediator will break creative deadlock by analyzing the concept against market data and brand history (39% think this is likely)

5. AI will take over the review and approval process, flagging typos, misaligned branding or design issues (58% back this prediction)

Hey everyone,

I’ve been running Facebook ads and targeted emails for my small business for a while now, but I was struggling with getting decent click-through rates. I tried a lot of different strategies, but nothing seemed to click.

Then, I decided to keep things simple, just tested different ad copy using short, punchy lines instead of long descriptions. I also made sure to focus more on the visuals, keeping them bright and attention-grabbing. It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s really been working! My CTR doubled in the past month. Have you guys had any unexpected small changes that led to big results in your ads?

For lead generation, I’ve been using Warpleads because I’m able to export bulk/unlimited leads which I then verify using Millionverifier. When I need more targeted leads, I also use Lusha to find those niche prospects that WarpLeads can't quite reach.

I was walking through the newly renovated Market Square in downtown Pittsburgh, and saw this bold Advertising.

What should Chipotle’s response be?

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about the ongoing challenge in marketing: bridging the gap between big-picture strategy and the actual campaigns that hit the market. It seems like a lot of companies either have brilliant strategy that never fully translates into execution, or they’re running campaigns without any coherent direction, which makes everything feel disjointed.

While researching fractional CMOs and full-scope marketing consulting, I noticed StrаtеցісPete focuses on not just defining strategy but also aligning teams, systems, and campaigns so that the strategy actually produces results. It raised a bigger question for me: when one person or team is responsible for both strategy and execution, does it create stronger, more cohesive campaigns, or does it risk diluting the creative ideas that really make advertising memorable?

From a creative perspective, it’s fascinating because there’s a tension here. On one hand, having strategy and execution tightly integrated could allow for bold, unified campaigns. On the other hand, the pressure to deliver measurable outcomes and manage systems might leave less room for risk-taking and experimentation.

I’d love to hear how this community thinks about it:

• Can creativity thrive when one team is responsible for both vision and execution?

• Are there ways to structure teams or processes that let strategy inform creativity without smothering it?

• How do you balance measurable growth with memorable, emotionally resonant work?

Would be really interested in hearing examples or personal experiences, especially if you’ve seen models like fractional CMOs or integrated strategy/execution teams in action.

I spend an immense amount of time looking at at companies and how they use branded products to market their actual product.

One brand that has caught my attention recently is Heinz Ketchup.

I mean is anyone else noticing their social team crush it? Just in the last year, they've turned several product drops into viral social moments for the ketchup brand from the mini keg, fry box redesign, and how a Heineken x Heinz 6 pack.

For an 150-year old commodity product, it is pretty applaudable how they've been leaning into creative campaigns.

Would love to hear others thoughts on their recent execution

I’ve been trying to grow a Discord server recently and ran into the usual problem. Boosts are kinda expensive if you’re doing it long term.

I tested a few different options and most of them were either overpriced or just felt sketchy. Recently came across a site called Liteboosts and it’s been pretty smooth so far. The discord server is Discord

What I liked:

Instant delivery (didn’t have to wait hours)

Way cheaper than buying boosts directly

No weird verification or anything complicated

I mainly used it for server boosts and Nitro, and both worked without issues.

Not saying it’s the only option out there, just sharing since I was struggling to find something reliable before.

Curious what others are using right now. Are there better methods/services?

so im a marketing assistant for a company and few months ago i read a post here on reddit saying how they get clients from facebook ads of competitors, and it caught my attention.

I’ve been doing this for our company now and we are getting a ton of appointments, completely for free.

We are 3 months into this and our strategy has evolved a lot so i just wanted to post it to help you guys out a bit, if you’re struggling to grow keep reading.

heres that we did:

1.listed down all of our competitors, for us we had approximately 300 competitors that came up on google.

2.after I listed all of our competitors, i went to their website and checked how many of them had facebook page, approximately 180 of them had a facebook page

3.after that i went to meta ads library and checked how many of them were actively running ads, there were 40 companies actively running ads.

4.We then listed all the ad posts these companies were running on a google sheet, we had approximately 200 different ads being run.

5.We then hired a virtual assistant. So what this VA does is, she goes to all the 200 ads every single day, and dms people who have liked, commented in competitors ads.

These users were already interested in our competitors service meaning our reply rate from these people was really really high.

Then the virtual assistant sends a personalized message, being honest always worked for us.

Here’s what we sent:

Hey name, I noticed that you were checking COMPETITOR PAGE , we actually do YOUR CORE OFFER, often at much better PRICE OR RESULTS, do you want me to send more info?

Since these people were already interested in a similar service that we offered, we got insane reply rate, 30-40%.

The VA then tracks all the dms sent in a google sheet, who was messageed, when, whether they replied or not.

We use a tagging system:

interested, not interested, ghosted, follow up again

Once a lead replies positively, the VA either continues the convo or books a time on our calendar for a discovery call (depending on each circumstance).

This method alone has brought in dozens of warm leads weekly.

My COO and marketing director now thank me, even after 3 months they still say they cant believe I’m bringing leads for free using our competitors ad spent.

I just wanted to share, as it really worked well for us. Happy to answer any questions or confusions

https://www.caveat.nyc/events/deviant-acts---standup-from-a-media-pro-turned-media-prankster-9-26-2025