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What’s a Rich Text element?

The rich text element allows you to create and format headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, images, and video all in one place instead of having to add and format them individually. Just double-click and easily create content.

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A rich text element can be used with static or dynamic content. For static content, just drop it into any page and begin editing. For dynamic content, add a rich text field to any collection and then connect a rich text element to that field in the settings panel. Voila!

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Headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, figures, images, and figure captions can all be styled after a class is added to the rich text element using the "When inside of" nested selector system.

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What To Do With a $10K, $100K, and $1M Ad Budget

December 11, 2025

Budget questions usually get the same answer: "It depends." That's not helpful when you're planning growth.

What actually changes at each tier isn't just channel mix. It's how you invest in talent, creative, and infrastructure. Most brands get the media allocation roughly right but miss the supporting investments that determine whether that spend works.

$10K/Month: Validate the Channel

At this level, you're proving whether paid media can work for your business.

Pick one platform and commit. Meta needs roughly 50 conversions weekly to optimize effectively. Spreading $10K across three platforms means none of them learn fast enough.

Put $6K-7K into your primary channel. Use the remaining $3K-4K for branded search or a secondary test.

Creative stays scrappy. Founder-shot iPhone video converts as well as polished production when you're testing viability. Focus on 5-6 variants to learn what resonates.

The investment most brands skip: experienced media buying. A senior freelancer who's managed $5M+ compresses months of trial-and-error into weeks of strategic testing.

$100K/Month: Build the Engine

You've proven paid works. Now you're building diversified growth.

Your budget can support multiple platforms: Meta $40K-50K, Google $25K-30K, TikTok or LinkedIn $15K-20K, retention $15K-20K.

Creative becomes your growth multiplier. Coordinating specialized partners (UGC, brand studio, performance agency) unlocks better output than relying on one team for everything. Budget $15K-25K monthly for production.

Your team investment shifts to strategy and attribution. Someone needs to connect media performance to business outcomes, not just platform metrics.

$1M/Month: Optimize for Efficiency

At this scale, you're finding waste.

Incrementality testing reveals which $200K-300K drives new customers versus capturing demand that already exists. The answers are rarely obvious.

Creative infrastructure becomes essential. An in-house studio handling 60-70% of production at $40K-60K monthly provides speed and control that external partners can't match.

Data science capabilities reveal efficiency opportunities that platform reporting misses.

The Pattern

The strategic shift across these tiers isn't adding platforms or increasing spend. It's matching talent investment to your growth stage.

At $10K, experienced media buying prevents expensive learning curves. At $100K, creative operations unlock scaling potential. At $1M, data science maximizes profitability.

Most brands make these investments too late.

If you're ready to stop paying for learning curves and start with senior expertise, reach out to our team at hello@growwithbamboo.com.

Jill Caretsky

What To Do With a $10K, $100K, and $1M Ad Budget

Budget questions usually get the same answer: "It depends." That's not helpful when you're planning growth.
December 11, 2025

Budget questions usually get the same answer: "It depends." That's not helpful when you're planning growth.

What actually changes at each tier isn't just channel mix. It's how you invest in talent, creative, and infrastructure. Most brands get the media allocation roughly right but miss the supporting investments that determine whether that spend works.

$10K/Month: Validate the Channel

At this level, you're proving whether paid media can work for your business.

Pick one platform and commit. Meta needs roughly 50 conversions weekly to optimize effectively. Spreading $10K across three platforms means none of them learn fast enough.

Put $6K-7K into your primary channel. Use the remaining $3K-4K for branded search or a secondary test.

Creative stays scrappy. Founder-shot iPhone video converts as well as polished production when you're testing viability. Focus on 5-6 variants to learn what resonates.

The investment most brands skip: experienced media buying. A senior freelancer who's managed $5M+ compresses months of trial-and-error into weeks of strategic testing.

$100K/Month: Build the Engine

You've proven paid works. Now you're building diversified growth.

Your budget can support multiple platforms: Meta $40K-50K, Google $25K-30K, TikTok or LinkedIn $15K-20K, retention $15K-20K.

Creative becomes your growth multiplier. Coordinating specialized partners (UGC, brand studio, performance agency) unlocks better output than relying on one team for everything. Budget $15K-25K monthly for production.

Your team investment shifts to strategy and attribution. Someone needs to connect media performance to business outcomes, not just platform metrics.

$1M/Month: Optimize for Efficiency

At this scale, you're finding waste.

Incrementality testing reveals which $200K-300K drives new customers versus capturing demand that already exists. The answers are rarely obvious.

Creative infrastructure becomes essential. An in-house studio handling 60-70% of production at $40K-60K monthly provides speed and control that external partners can't match.

Data science capabilities reveal efficiency opportunities that platform reporting misses.

The Pattern

The strategic shift across these tiers isn't adding platforms or increasing spend. It's matching talent investment to your growth stage.

At $10K, experienced media buying prevents expensive learning curves. At $100K, creative operations unlock scaling potential. At $1M, data science maximizes profitability.

Most brands make these investments too late.

If you're ready to stop paying for learning curves and start with senior expertise, reach out to our team at hello@growwithbamboo.com.

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