Robby and Daniel grew up in Alaska working as commercial fishermen and doing construction projects during the off-season when they weren’t out at sea.

“This active, adventurous lifestyle suited us for a long time because we were able to thrive by outworking the competition,” Daniel said. “We’d sometimes skip sleep so we could squeeze in a few more hours of work – even up to 20 hours a day.”

It was great for a while, but eventually trading hours for dollars – even though they were good at it and doing quite well – just didn’t feel right. Within a few short years, both men became husbands and fathers and, with wives and children that missed them anytime they were gone, things started to change.

After Daniel rolled his boat in rough weather and almost lost his life and the lives of three other crew members, both men knew that the time for change was yesterday. Making money at the potential sacrifice to their safety, health, relationships was no longer worth it. On top of all the monetary goals, needs, and pressures, they wanted to be good providers for their families, abundantly and in every area of life, and that included the time spent playing with their kids and being amazing husbands.

They both desired to do something THEY were passionate about..? First, they made videos and marketing assets for clients under their first marketing business. They were good at it but were barely breaking even doing things the only way they knew how – cold calling.

Then they discovered the power of Facebook ads and went all in, learning every single detail there is to know about this platform.

“Now, we’ve created our own processes and effective sales funnels to fully leverage the power of advertising online for our clients and we are helping everyone make more money than ever, including our growing Shopanova family,” Robby said. “We’ve come a long way from the months wondering how we’d pay our rent or feed our families and we’ve built an amazing tribe along the way. We’re truly grateful for all that we have and every client that we’ve blessed enough to serve and build relationships with.”