"In a video accompanying the post, O'Leary explained that anyone who knows how to shoot, edit and post videos using a smartphone already has a marketable skill. Many small business owners, he said, still don't understand how to effectively use platforms like Meta Platforms, Inc.'s Instagram, ByteDance-owned TikTok or Elon Musk's X to drive sales. He suggested approaching businesses with a simple offer: create and post social media content and get paid per customer acquired-only when an actual sale occurs."
""If you know how to edit video and you know how to post it on social media, you can acquire customers and I simply say to them, for every customer I acquire for you, pay me 100 dollars and that means a buying customer, someone that actually bought a product or service," he said in the video. O'Leary highlighted that this approach shifts risk away from business owners, who are often hesitant to spend on ads with uncertain returns."
Short-form video production and posting via smartphone is a monetizable skill for rapid customer acquisition. Many small businesses lack effective use of Instagram, TikTok, and X to drive sales. Offer a performance-based deal: produce and post content and get paid per acquired buying customer, with payment only when a sale occurs. Charging around $100 per buying customer scales revenue quickly and removes upfront ad spending risk for owners. Tracking sales and defining a buying customer are necessary for agreement and attribution. The approach requires minimal capital and focuses on measurable returns over traditional advertising.
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