For my own business, these are one of the top three things that I use. So with Facebook ads, you want to create engaging videos or image sequences. Now depending on which market you want to capture, will determine what platform you want to use. If you're doing fashion, obviously you want to use Instagram and YouTube Facebook. If you're talking something that requires a lot of education, then I would use podcast and YouTube. How about insurance? Insurance, I would definitely do podcast, YouTube and Facebook. But you can always be creative, right? You can always do Instagram campaigns too. And you can post YouTube videos on your Facebook as well, right? And post YouTube on Facebook. YouTube is what they call long-term, long-form video. And I found the most effective length would be between 7 to 10 minutes on YouTube. People say that your YouTube videos need to be one minute long or else people drop off. But then you can't teach anything in one minute. So it depends on what kind of video. We're in businesses, so we have to educate customers. So YouTube is a really good way of educating customers. And usually it takes five to 10 minutes to educate somebody. So that's what I use for. Podcasts usually between 30 to 60 minutes. And what podcasts are, are you usually interviews? Interviews with or discussions about your product or your service. Facebook ads are short videos or images with a very short description that people can engage with very easily and share with your friends. So this is more about short form. And also, it's more of a personal kind of hangout. So you would put your more professional-looking videos on YouTube. And let's say we're doing a behind-the-scenes video here, then that will go into Facebook. So from this YouTube videos, you can make FAQs about your business. Testimonials and education. Those are three videos that are very effective for businesses. So think about the top 10 FAQs you have about your products or business. You probably already have it. Just convert that into video form. Just get a white wall behind it. You don't need a great screen or just a blank wall or in your office with an not too cluttered background. Or maybe with your company logo or company sign in the background. And just answer the top 10 FAQs on video and make those titles on a video. Instantly, not only do you save time having to answer your questions to customers, now people can engage with you personally. At least, that's how they perceive it. You're not personally there, but to them, it seems like it. That's how it works with YouTube. And testimonials, now people can see and hear from other customers and that automatically builds their trust without you doing an extra effort and education. So what are the things they need to know? So FAQs like this, what are the questions that they ask? And what are the questions that you want them to ask? Two kinds of FAQs. You want to have both. Make sense? Okay. Podcasts. Okay. So you want to funnel all these things into a webinar. Who's watched a webinar before? Okay. So I think you would be familiar with how those work. So webinar is basically your sales presentation. So you can do any meetings or present to a group or a company or a house or household. Now you're doing it through a video form. You can make it simple or you can make it full production. Once you get to a webinar, then you can either send them directly to a product page where at least your product is they can buy or place that they can fill out a form and become a lead. From there, once you get the lead and once you get the webinar registration, we have their email, we have their Facebook Messenger, or we have their phone number if they fill out the phone number in here. So we can create email campaigns, Facebook Messenger campaigns, and also text message campaigns that go automatically to follow up with their customer. Because how many people are going to buy from you the first time that you talk to them? They say that it takes seven points of contact, right? Seven points of contact before somebody actually buys. After you created the lead, usually there's a pre-qualifying call. I don't know how you guys have your lead generation system set up, but this is how I do it. Usually there's a pre-qualifying message or call before we pass them to the actual sales person. Because if you don't want a sales person's time wasted on answering preliminary questions or talking to prospects that don't have money or things like that, right? So once you have that, then you want to distribute the lead to the sales person. And once the lead is accepted, you create a appointment and the sales completed. Okay, so once they become a customer, you want to get them to promote your product to their friends and family and become your sales, that sales person. And now you create community engagement events, for example, you can have events, contests, promotions, stories to encourage them to refer to their friends and make it more of a community like I said, create that cause, right? That cause admission and purpose behind your product and behind your community. Thank you.