Not a great direct response target as much as in market, but a very great target to start to introduce your brand to excellent. Excellent, excellent excellence. Now, what do we do to scale you can't just add Aspen because there's no more people being born every minute that I just really want that product. So we hit a finite audience there we've stopped 100 out of my $5,000 per month camp. $500 outta my $5,000 per month budget to engage and warm up that audience. That's a very creative way to scale. eCommerce is to pay less for new, to an audience that I know it's the same thing that we we're replicating throughout human existence. As an example, if we want to go and find a bunch of people interested in Google ads, we go to traffic and conversion. Why those are all affinities of digital marketing. And I will find people there that want Google ads. It's the same exact scenario. Google's brilliant. All I did was just replicate human. it's not, a big departure, which is great. We need to use logic, but these are so, so, so, so expansive now. in the affinity affinity is a permanent fixture of your personality. If you are a yoga instructor, yoga is your affinity. You're not in the market for yoga. That's what you do. That's who Google thinks you are. That's who you are. As a person, you are into yoga all the time. You look at YouTube videos, you look at websites, you look at blogs, you buy products. You are just your, common interest that is never wavered. Is yoga, not a great direct response target. As much as in market, but a very great target to start to introduce your brand to. Excellent. Excellent, excellent. Excellent. If you have a product market fit, which means like I'm not gonna be selling Pilate cables to a yoga person, that's not a good idea because they may be yoga, not Pilates. That's not, it's like, Hey, these people that are into yoga, let's see if I can convince them to do Pilates. Like that's just a bad product market. but a good product market fit would be yoga affinity, yoga mat. Perfect. If you have a new yoga mat that is, squishier and lighter, I don't know. I don't, I don't do yoga. I'm just making up things here. But if you have something that is really, really awesome in yoga, that's new that has very little engagement on, or your direct response is low. And you're like, yeah, people that are looking for new yoga mats, when they find us, they do. that's not very scalable. that's not a, we're talking about the creative ways to scale eCommerce. So you already covered your direct response. PAX is already scooped above the low hanging of fruit that found you because looking for yoga mat and they say, wow, that's cool. I will buy that now, what do we do to scale? You can't just add as, but because there's no more people being born every minute that it was really want that product. So we had a finite audience there we've stopped. So if we actually start to look over at the. Affinity audiences of people that are interested in yoga or yoga classes or yoga fitness or whatever that may be. We can identify any areas for yoga and see if there's other people there. So actually let's, let's try that. Let's test this theory live. I'm gonna go into the audience manager. I'm gonna try to build a new custom segment. So the custom segment here, I'm gonna look let's do this. Actually, no I'm actually do a performance max. I wanna see if this is something that can actually be found in performance max, in a signal. I wanna see if this is actually available here, because if this is a signal that we should be targeting we can identify if this is not working in PAX, then we can use it for our individuals. So intros and demographics detail, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. This is yoga. Ah, yoga, mats and accessories. They're in the market. Excellent. let's look at, see if there's any affinities, ah, perfect affinity segment of yoga lovers, perfect people who enjoy practicing yoga. They're not in the market for map. They're not, they may be, but they're not, to Google the people that are in market for the yoga map. Those are the, people that are in market for yoga mats. Different audience, different segmentation, different ad copy, different video, different unique selling proposition, different unique value proposition, different spends possibly even a different bidding strategy. All of these things can change now because one's infinity and one's an in market. It questions here so far. Cause I don't wanna like beat a dead horse, but I just wanna make sure that this is kind of landing well with. This is not a glitch. I'm interrupting the video you're watching because I need to remind you that I'm always looking for people to join our team. 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Like every time you get a new client, just go play in-market in affinity and see what's available for that client mm-hmm And when we're talking about scaling and commerce, we already know that You can do discovery. You can do display. But YouTube is so cheap. Yeah. And people love engaging with video content. it's just the best. Well, and stop me if I'm going off the rails here, John. But one thing that I like to think. you've already touched on this a little bit. if we have an InMarket audience for somebody who, just added a new dog to their household, right. That's the InMarket audience you'd identified earlier life, event audience. Yep. Yeah. Life event audience. Well, are they buying puppy food and dog houses and all that stuff? Yeah. Are they also buying carpet cleaner? Yeah. You know what I mean? Like, so if you can start to really connect the dots and think creatively, then these things can just be amazing. Yeah. Especially all we have to do too is we could throw 'em into a performance max asset. I mean, we can start to, we don't have to have a dedicated a hundred dollars per day. APEN on it and be like, oh gosh, wonder if this works, but yeah, let the AI test it. Right. Let the AI test even look through your audience segmentations and say, yeah, the people that are actually interested in or the people that are in the audience of life event at a dog, recent household. Yeah. They're 47% of your conversions that share a 2.3 higher frequency than traveling from your general population with the strength. Perfect. that's a signal that you now want to dive into further. You're exactly right. A hundred percent. Yep. And I think that this is one of the areas that I think that we have not really dove into too much. For a good reason if I was to choose well, the people that I searched recently for, squishy yoga map, probably go after those. Those are people that have actually gone to Google and have actively been, been searching for it. The InMarket is what they're doing online. What potentially without searching is based on the content matches of sites that they visit the affinities though. Yeah, there we're exactly right to the, the, that's one step up the funnel, but still very relevant. So what's interesting about what well, here's one thing that I love. Affinity is I could probably use Glen's idea here. Now use a target CPM model cost per Millie, and I'll pay $20 to show a thousand yoga lovers. My new map. Are they gonna buy? No. Is it cheap? Absolutely. Will they come back directly, organically and engaged through my social content? Maybe visit, be remarketed to purchase. Yeah. How much do I spend on that? Well, I don't wanna spend a direct response budget on it, but I'll spend a testing budget. I'll spend a top of funnel budget on it. I'll take 100 outta my $5,000 per month camp or $500 outta my $5,000 per month budget to engage and warm up that audience. That's a very creative way to scale commerce is to pay less for a new, to an audience that I know it's the same thing that we we're replicating throughout human existence. As an example, if we want to go and find a bunch of people interested in Google ads, we go to traffic and conversion. Why those are all affinities of digital marketing. And I will find people there that want Google ads. It's the same exact scenario. Google's brilliant. All I did was just replicate human life. it's not, a big departure, which is great. We get to use logic, but these are so, so, so, so expansive. Like, for example, I'm looking for people that are currently in the market for pet insurance. Why? Because they have pets. Well, if you aren't, if you care about the life of your dog and you have pet insurance, you probably have a pet that might actually be sick, any medication