Inside scoop with Snap Ads with powerhouse agency CEO, Warren Jolly

<p>GUEST BIO: </p><p>President and CEO Warren Jolly at adQuadrant -- one of the world’s leading digital advertising firms for 7-, 8- and  9-figure eCommerce brands, has been an internet entrepreneur since he was 16 years old.  A full service agency, the firm has represented more than $100M in ad buys and has been recognized as one of the Top 1000 Facebook Marketing Companies (out of 4 million).  Clients include: Thomson Reuters, eHarmony, ProFlowers, A Place for Mom, Caesars Entertainment, Ivory Ella, Telebrands and others.</p><p>A prolific investor, Jolly backs a variety of companies including hims, Bolt, Bear Brands LLC, Ellmount.  He is the co-founder and an investor at Intelitics as well as serves as a Limited Partner at Unlock Venture Partners and Next Play Capital.</p><p>TAKEAWAYS </p><p>What incredibly powerful old-school sales angle that’s a BIG no-no on Facebook is totally cool on Snap.</p><p>How to avoid being overlooked by the platform’s advertising-savvy audience by using these kinds of visuals.</p><p>The functional reality of why you need to resist the urge to use cute copy in the platform’s “Discovery Headline”.</p><p>How much you need to spend to find out if the platform is a viable vehicle for your business (it’s a lot less than you think).</p><p>Why you shouldn’t gauge Snap success by the data you get on Google Analytics --- and what you need to do to REALLY understand what’s going on.</p><p><br></p><p>RESOURCES/CONTACT:</p><p><a href="https://www.adquadrant.com/">https://www.adquadrant.com/<br></a>@warrenjolly on twitter<br><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/warrenjolly/">https://www.linkedin.com/in/warrenjolly/<br></a><br></p><p>TRANSCRIPT</p><p>Speaker 1 (<a href="https://www.temi.com/editor/t/UezOSZMGgWkPA1Vkakbdv-ruW_uL5N8JxUcxRlU2AUzbnyOKr9cRFnjpS24vFgYkGfr4IXqOF1_AWUuUJYUJcsLRKug?loadFrom=DocumentDeeplink&amp;ts=0.33">00:00</a>):</p><p><br>On this episode of the rich dad, poor dad podcast, we have the one and only CEO from adQuadrant, Warren jolly. Who's responsible for spending