Jeremy Haynes

As soon as a lead would fill out a form inside of wherever the 10 forms are, they would all go to that whatever campaign.

The first step in the marketing automation sequence would be an HTTP post.

data to an audience that I wanted them in inside of Facebook.

Now, as soon as they're inside of that audience, that audience is connected to whatever ads I want them to see via the ad set target.

Now, at this point in marketing automation, you have to understand that your sequence, whatever happens inside of there happens.

So now they might receive emails, a salesperson might receive a notification to call, whatever I want to have happen happens.

However, let's say that I want everybody, everybody in those 10 forms, let's say we're doing a webinar, for example, like I'm giving you a

practical data here that actually happened we're doing like the 10x um i think it was like the 10x seminar the 10x live event or i'm sorry 10x your life is what it's called so in the 10x your life broadcast we would actually take all of those 10 forms and then we would tell them to go get the 10x live now as soon as they would get it and as soon as they would invest we would then market to them with something else how would you do that in real time across all frontiers you would do that plus this

By using marketing automation.

So as soon as they take an action, so it's like fill out the form, go through this sequence.

As soon as they buy the product, move them out of that sequence, then move them into this sequence.

And that sequence there has another HTTP post.

This is what plus this can do.

Pulls them out of one Facebook audience.

and now puts them into the next one.

Once again, that's all relevant to an action that they took in real time.

That's the important part about this because marketing automation is real time.

Not necessarily because I'm asking for a shortcut, which rarely exists.

Yeah.

I completely agree with what you said.