Andy Whisney

How a mid-campaign pivot from landing page to lead gen form cut cost per lead by 99.5% and unlocked a niche plaintiff audience on Meta.

A product liability law firm needed qualified leads fast. Strategic audience testing on Facebook and Instagram delivered over 1,000 at a fraction of the industry cost.

In four years, a sole social strategist transformed Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport's social media from an afterthought into a growth engine — with content picked up by USA Today, TMZ, and the LA Times.

Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport needed to fill parking lots during peak travel season. A $1,000 Meta campaign delivered over a thousand purchases and a 7:1 return on ad spend.

A Healthcare Sales Director went from single-digit reactions to 1,200+ in two weeks — with just 8 posts.

AI-generated content is like a really good cake. It tastes great going down, but it has zero nutritional value. And twenty minutes later, you feel like shit. There are thousands of AI-generated posts out there, and I know I’ve read a few. Yet I

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One of my least favorite things I've seen on this platform lately is how eager others are to tell readers how to live their lives. If someone is using AI to write their content, so what? Don't shame people for trying something new or finding

You hired five reps. One is crushing quota. The other four are struggling. Your instinct is to blame the struggling reps. But the real problem is that you promoted your top performer to manager, and now they're trying to teach everyone to sell

I stopped ending LinkedIn posts with questions. I just wasn’t seeing the answers or the engagement I was hoping for. "What do you think?" "Agree or disagree?" "What's worked for you?" They feel like AI-generated engagement bait at this point, and