These past 2 weeks I've actually been building a fully done for you Lead Farm system for a client, who paid $10k to have me set up their PPL agency site, funnel, ads, client site, ads, lead distribution system, sales process, onboarding, the whole gamut of a PPL Agency! I'm smashing this out in 4 weeks for him. It's been hard work, but i enjoy the process. It made me realise i could have taken some of you along on this journey as well! Building together is more fun, right?. So I'm thinking of launching a 7 week sprint, to finish before Christmas, to get your PPL machine up and running, together. We'll work week by week on one step at a time to build yours to $10k/mo by December. Keen? It will be in my paid Skool community as there will be weekly calls. Drop a 🔥 if you might be interested. If I get enough interest I'll do a free workshop next week outlining the process! To your freedom & success.

Hey guys! I've just relaunched ads for my clients. I'm running a lead campaign optimising for the SubmitApplication event and was curious of something... Facebook is giving me the warning that the campaign may not get any results based on how it's been set-up. I haven't had any/many conversions on the SubmitApplication and CompleteRegistration events. Is it smart to go "straight for the kill" and launch ads optimising for those objectives, or what would you do instead? Curious to hear your thoughts! Thank you in advance for your time 🙏 P.S. Outside of lead campaigns, I've only ran engagement campaigns to my pages to drive follows and likes.

Is it me or does Unbounce not let you optimise one page both for mobile and web? When I make changes to make it look right for mobile mode it ends up changing the view for website - & vice versa. How do you guys work around this?

Hey guys! I'm offering two types of leads to my clients depending on what they can work with: 1. Medical Leads 2. Non-Medical Leads Should I: a) Use one pixel/dataset with 2 different events (one for medical leads to trigger and another for non-medical leads to trigger) OR b) Have two separate pixels (one for medical and another for non-medical) Keep in mind, there are clients who could take both medical and non-medical patients whilst others can only take one or the other. My initial thought is to go with 1 so there's more data in the pixel but I'm curious to hear what you guys think!!

Hey guys! I have 9 pay per lead clients which are all in the same industry (Senior Care in the USA) but operate in different states. I have my landing page set-up in GHL and am running Meta ads to it. I'm seeing good KPIs (I think) in the ads manager and have a good amount of people going onto the landing page, but I'm not having anyone fill out the survey! The ad campaign is a Leads campaign. I've set it up so that an unqualified lead triggers the "Lead" event and a qualified lead triggers the "CompleteRegistration" event. The campaign objective is "CompleteRegistration" and they've been running since Monday. The second screenshot is the GHL Stats dashboard - one of the opt-ins was me to check if everything was working. Really curious to know what you guys think may be preventing me from converting these landing page visits into leads!! More than happy to pay someone with experience to hop on a call!