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Competitor Objection
What happens if we show them the opportunity cost and ask for the fuel and for some reason they say they have only started looking at other solutions so they might make a decision only in a months time. How do we prehandle such an objection in the discovery section. Also if the same objection came up towards the end of a call, that the prospect has to see what others offer, as well. Just to make sure what they are trying is the best fit for them. How do we handle it, or do we go the route to book a follow up call and get them later?
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I'm curious why they feel it takes a month to find a solution to their problem. This is the reason most small business owners stay broke: they take too long to take action. In Hell, I'd want to calculate with them how much money this problem has been costing their business (the difference between where they are and where they feel they should've been by now), and how much time they've let pass without fixing it. By bringing this to the surface, it becomes clear that by saying "I want to wait a month to explore my options" really means they're LOSING $X in lost revenue to their problem. And if they still say they want to take a month by the time I get to Fuel, I just ask what's the reason they picked "one month" as when they wanted to start solving this problem
Our biggest bottleneck right now: inbound leads
Running a agency and being real for a second… Our biggest bottleneck right now isn’t fulfillment, scaling, or even qualifying leads… It’s simply getting consistent inbound leads in the first place. Feels like everyone talks about optimizing funnels, sales processes, etc. — but none of that matters if the pipeline isn’t consistently filled. Right now we’re testing different approaches, but curious what’s actually working for others here: What’s been your most reliable way of generating inbound leads lately? Organic? Paid? Outbound turned inbound? Would love to hear what’s actually working in real-world scenarios.
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Facebook Ads is the most scalable, but requires a more robust back-end process to nurture the leads. Cold Emails is the cheapest (next to straight up cold calling and hitting up your contacts), but again, the leads are generally quite cold. This is best for businesses doing sub-$20K/month. Posting content is the best long-term strategy, but again, very long to see results. If done right, it supplements all other strategies, like fuel to a fire.
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@Mendel Rosenblum If you've got the budget, ads. If you don't, cold email.
ISA ads
Is or has anyone running paid ads for ISAs? Looking to run ads in South America
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I know quite a few folks in here have
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is it right to do telemarketing for solar business via ai outbound calling? facing problems .
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What do you mean? What kinds of problems?
04/15/2026: Clarity & Direction w Aaron Brewer
Clarity & Direction w Aaron Brewer been uploaded in the course! Here’s the recap of what we went over if you missed it: 🚀 King Energy in Sales & Self-Mastery Recap 🌟 Wins to Kick Off - Anthony got ads live and running + automation fully set up - Strong momentum across the board with systems going live - New members joining and getting plugged into sales frameworks quickly 🖥️ Training / Coaching Highlights - The concept of showing up on sales calls with “King energy” = calm, grounded, not chasing - Sales isn’t about pressure — it’s about holding space and leading decisions - Introduced the 4 archetypes from “King, Warrior, Magician, Lover” and how they apply to business + sales - You are always impacting the prospect — there is no neutral interaction 🎯 Frameworks & Strategies 1. The 4 Archetypes in Sales - King → Holds space, sets boundaries, grounded confidence - Warrior → Decisive, takes action, leads the conversation - Magician → Brings out the best in the prospect, reframes beliefs - Lover → Builds connection, warmth, and trust 👉 Great sales reps embody all 4, not just one 2. The Shadow Framework (Where Most People Mess Up) - King shadows: 👉 You either lead with grounded authority or default to insecurity 3. Daily Identity Priming - Create a personal values statement: - Define what each means in your life + business - Read it daily to anchor your identity before taking action 4. “What Would They Do?” Method - In any situation (sales call, objection, client issue): - Then act accordingly 👉 If you can picture it, you can execute it 5. Open Wallet Sales Framework (Handling Upfront Payment) - Don’t just ask how much cash they have - Calculate: 👉 Your goal is NOT to keep them comfortable👉 Your goal is to help them take a step forward responsibly 🧠 Mindset Lessons - You are always either: - Confidence comes from clarity + self-trust, not force - Growth requires stepping into identities that feel uncomfortable at first - “You don’t need to chase — you need to hold”
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I coach agency owners on sales, have two puppies, and travel around the world with my wonderful wife.

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