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Answers to common questions about our tools and how to use them.
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What should a social media strategy include?
A social strategy sets goal, audience, platforms, content pillars, cadence, and metrics. What to include to make it usable.
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What does it mean when a panel 'inflates its numbers'?
Inflated numbers mean claims bigger than the delivery — selling a result the service cannot produce. Why that is misleading, and how to check.
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What is a discount code strategy, and does it work?
Unique discount codes reward buyers and track which source drove each sale. When they work and how to measure them.
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What is a lookalike audience?
A lookalike audience finds new people who resemble your existing customers, scaling ad reach. What makes it work.
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Why do panels keep advertising a guarantee after their supplier disappears?
A promise costs nothing to display, so it stays up long after the supply behind it is gone. Why a real track record is the signal to trust.
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What is a superfan, and why do they matter?
A superfan actively champions you — sharing, defending, buying first. Why a small core drives outsized reach and revenue.
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