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The $100K Instagram Boost Mistake No One Talks About | Shawn Lynch & Jentry Kelley DSH #922
25 Nov 2024
Chapter 1: What is the $100K Instagram Boost Mistake?
I think the overall cost is probably lands between 110 and 120.
Chapter 2: How did Shawn and Jentry meet?
Wow. My one qualm would be that mother-child connection though.
Chapter 3: What are the hidden costs of boosting on Instagram?
So that's not an issue at all?
Chapter 4: How do social media algorithms affect marketing?
It's not an issue. You're a dog lover or a pet lover.
Chapter 5: What are the challenges of influencer marketing?
That dog didn't come out of your but you've had a dog for 10 years. Like you love some people who don't have children. Like they love their dogs like they love a child. And I knew that if I didn't have her myself, it was going to be fine.
Chapter 6: How can genetic testing impact health decisions?
All right, guys, fellow podcast here with me today, Sean Lynch and Gentry Kelly. We share some names here, don't we? I like that. It's very confusing. My first name and your last name. Except for we spell it right.
Chapter 7: What is the role of AI in marketing today?
I spell Kelly correctly.
Chapter 8: How can surrogacy impact parenting?
Oh, you think that's the right way with the E? Yeah, that's the Irish way. Are you Irish?
I'm Irish. But isn't just the Y Irish too? I don't know. I think that's, they say that when people came to America, they didn't know how to spell their last name. So I think the original way, I think from my research is K-E-L-L-E-Y, but people didn't know how to spell. So they would just say, and they would just get a little mixture.
So there was a couple of decades where my name, my aunt searched all the way back to the 1600s when my first members came across on the Irish boat ship. And there was a couple of decades where they were spelling it with a Y. Wow. Wow. You were able to go that far back? That's interesting. Yeah, she went all the way back with Ancestry. I did 23andMe.
See, I did 23andMe, but Ancestry just got acquired by, I think, a big company, right? Did you see that? Yeah, I did. And now I don't trust it. Yeah, and it was somebody that uses data for something. I forget who the... He won't do it. He won't do the DNA stuff. He's like, I really don't want the government to have my shit. Well, it's not that. Maybe have a couple kids run around maybe.
i don't need any kids coming later on the years and be like that happened to me not with kids but um yeah random cousin and now they message me on facebook non-stop i'm like we're like one percent related so my business partner had that where you can people can connect with you and he had all these like cousins and everybody started reaching out and i'm like i don't want any part of that especially if they see you have money like they're gonna be hitting you up left and right you know yeah i don't think i've always just been fascinated with that kind of stuff
It's interesting. I mean, it's important to know your lineage, right? Yeah, I got really excited when I thought I was, you know, 1%. Well, I guess it moved from Africa. It was at first like Moroccan or something like that. And then it moved over to Nepal. Wow. But we thought that I was going to be at least 8% Asian. It was an ongoing joke my whole life. You do look a little
asian i know well everyone always thought that i was asian like growing up on my asian friends in high school like dude you're asian somebody slept with an asian you just don't know about it yeah so on insta or actually facebook i was like okay we're doing it this is when 23 and me first came out there was like no asian i mean nepal is asia technically but yeah it kind of jumps around so i guess the more research they get the more it changes so every year when i log in i see different results but yeah like 99 white yeah i do notice the results change on there
Are you Asian? Yeah, half. Half. Half Asian, half Irish. Well, apparently the Irish people do have some African in them if you go really far back. Yeah. So that's why I have an Afro, I think. I just learned that. I never did the 23andMe. Sean has it, too. Look how kinky curly his hair is.
The older I get, the curlier it gets. The more hormones he takes, the curlier he gets. Wow. So, but yeah, I did a report and my grandma, my grandma or my great grandma had this box and it had all the like history and everything in it. So I never did the 23andMe, but mine's mostly like Irish and stuff too. Nice. So we're all Irish. Let's go. We're probably cousins.
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