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Ep 5. How Nala Built A Content System To Successfully Scale On Meta

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Show Notes

Adele is joined in the studio by Phil De Winter, co-founder of Aussie intimates brand Nala. Together, they unpack how Nala scaled from $3k a month on Meta to a multi-million dollar e-commerce powerhouse, built an unstoppable in-house content machine, and navigated the wild ups and downs of performance marketing.

If you're looking to scale an e-commerce brand on Meta without burning through cash or putting all your eggs in one basket, this is your blueprint.

Plus the night Meta glitched and spent $20k in an hour, why Meta still holds brands by the balls over TikTok, and how consumer economic sentiment impacts your CPMs.

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🔗 Follow Adele on Instagram: @adswithadele - tips, plus "SOS Sundays" for your questions.

Check out Nala at wearnala.com or @wear_nala and discover your boobs new besties

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