Do any one know how I can get leads for my instagram outeach. Like I'm just trying to outreach but the main peoblem is most of the leads i scrape already have a website. So do you guys know any great ways to get leads that dont already have a website. Please guys let me know. I'll be very thankfull to you guys.

If someone asks about the price before they understand the value, it usually doesn’t go well. That’s why it’s so important to show the value of what you do—whether it’s web design, SEO, or anything else. When clients truly see the impact you can make, the price starts to make sense on its own.

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I have a question about pricing (which was discussed so many times in all the posts I read), but my question is about a specific aspect of the pricing issue. You see, many people say that as you are starting, charge low (let's say $100 for a one-page website with simple SEO), and keep increasing your fees as you get more clients, testimonials, and trust. But the cons here (I think) are the following: ❌ You will only break even (at best) ❌You burn yourself for pennies on the dollar ❌You risk establishing yourself as a "cheap" brand, which could be a problem as you are scaling (if you do scale, since word of mouth - most efficient marketing strategy- will put you in a position where a $100 client attracts a like-minded one, and if you do increase the fees, you should explain that) ❌ Clients always expect and want more (since they see your work as so simple, it only costs 100 bucks) Now, on the other hand, I can do high-ticket offers, but since I am just starting, that may not work, since clients probably won't trust me. Some say take pro-bono work at first to encourage clients, but that would mean covering all the costs, which will break the project before it starts (It's not like I have a huge capital to start with). Still, I thought of a workaround, but I want your opinion on it (and hopefully, it can benefit someone here). I can offer a free trial where we only create the design using Figma, show the client what is possible, and maybe a "draft" of the website), show the value we can do for them, and then upsell them for a high ticket offer (well, at the start it won't be that high ticket, something between $500-$1000). That way, clients won't be blindly signing a deal with an unknown brand nobody has heard of. Looking forward to hearing your opinions about all this.

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