OWNR OPS just crossed 1,000 members As promised, here are the 30-Day Leaderboard Winners – congrats! 1. @William Swingle 2. @Zach Taylor 3. @Josh Reaper 4. @Jake Starr 5. @Corey Adams 6. @Jacob Neffendorf 7. @Robert Clark 8. @Cliff McRae 9. @Kohlton Smith 10. @James Louros You showed up, did the work, and helped the rest of the group while you did it. That’s the whole game. Next steps for the 10 of you: 1. Comment below to confirm you've seen this post so we can get you details for next steps 2. Please email shadel@ownrops.com with your Shipping Address & T-shirt/sweatshirt sizes – we’ll reach out if we need anything. More details are coming soon about: - The private Growth Workshop - The Founding Member Meeting If your name isn’t on this list, don’t tap out. This was round one. Keep posting, implementing, and sharing your wins. The people who keep showing up here are the ones who are going to own their market. Next steps: Comment below to confirm you have seen this post Send an email with T-shirt/sweatshirt sizes to shadel@ownrops.com

I’ve been making my way through the live stream videos and I recently started a pricing video for my website and for socials. Have a look and tell me what you think! How can I improve?

Played around with CapCut and this is what I came up with.

I just wanted to let everybody know what’s happening with my Facebook ad campaign. Some of you may know that I decided to launch my business without owning a machine yet. I wanted to prove to myself that there was a market and that I could sell jobs before I purchased one. With the help of Facebook I think I’ve convinced myself that it is doable and made an acceptable business case. Wife also agrees, so that kinda helps. I ran a 5 day ad campaign (still going), and spent $202. I got 7 leads from the forms(6 disqualified lol), 2 messenger conversations and received 2 calls. I went for an estimate yesterday for a 1/2 acre and booked it April 4 for $1500 with a deposit. On the way home, my phone rang and scheduled an estimate for today. Went today after work and evaluated the job. He said he got 4 other quotes, but liked my confidence. Booked it! 1 acre mulch for $3350. So….I spent $202, booked $4850. 🔥 I knew this was going to work. All of the info from @Austin Gray just made sense. Located a machine. Time to break the bank.

Most of us are in “slow season” right now (or just coming out) Machines have been parked. Phone’s quiet. A lot of guys use that as an excuse to do nothing for those of you who want to do something about it, check this out! there are only 4 Ways To Advertise Literally. Every lead you will ever get comes from one of these four buckets. there are 2 types of people: • People who already know you (warm) • Total strangers (cold) Two ways to talk to them: • 1:1 (private) • 1:many (public) That gives you the “core four”: Let's start with the 2 ways to reach your WARM audience 1:1 (Private) aka WARM OUTREACH: Text / call every past customer, GC, realtor, excavator, and buddy who’s sent you work in the past: Script is simple: “Hey __, it’s __. I’ve got a couple March/April openings for mulching / clearing. Any projects you want me to look at or quote ahead of time?” Goal: 20–50 real conversations this week, not 2 half‑hearted texts.\\ 1 to Many (Warm) aka POSTING CONTENT: You’ve already got followers, friends, and people creeping on your profile. Show them you’re alive. • Post before/after pics of your best jobs • Write 3–5 “what to expect with forestry mulching” posts • Do a simple selfie video walking a job and explaining what you’d change Hit Facebook profile, Google Business page, local groups, email list. Goal? 1 useful post each day (don't overthink it - you don't need an editor) Now, let's cover the COLD audience 1:1 (COLD) – aka COLD OUTREACH Builders, developers, realtors, property managers, HOA boards. Most of them don’t have “their mulching guy” yet. Make a hit list of 50–100 and reach out: “Got a mulcher & crew. We handle ___ area. If you ever need overgrown lots / fence lines cleaned up, happy to be your first quote.”Your slow season is when they actually have time to talk vendors. hit the builders and GCs for land clearing jobs hit the real estate agents for the forestry mulching and property improvement jobs 1 to many (COLD) – PAID ADS