Looking to spend about $2k/mo on ads to get new clients and would love to hear some success stories from those that have gotten clients from them

What are ways you've helped increase the close rate for your home service clients? One of my clients is closing 1 out of 7 leads, I'd like to get him to 2-3 out of 7. Also, have you guys seen a better experience using AI to close leads vs the client calling? I personally don't think my client is the best at sales, so I'm considering using AI to assist.

Sharing a win and a reminder to trust your gut when something feels off. I've had a Facebook ad campaign running for the last few days. The goal was landing page views, and we racked up 317 of them over three days. The problem? Absolutely zero CTAs. Not a single one. I knew something wasn't right. So I stopped the campaign to rethink the strategy. I went back to the drawing board and switched the ad format to a lead form. The result? Within 10 minutes of the new ad going live, we had our first high ticket lead! And a couple of hours later, we've got another 5. It's a great feeling when a change in strategy pays off so quickly. Winning!

Alright... I NEED NEED NEED YOUR FEEDBACK.... 2 things... How did you like the style of today's training... It's the most structured training we've ever done live and I think it hit close to home for a lot of you but tell me your honest thoughts after attending today... And in a separate message... Drop a GIF that describes your feeling/thought after watching? This goes for anybody catching the replay too... 👉 Replay Link: https://www.skool.com/marketers/012126-live-call-replay-focus-focus-focus?p=2eddff8b

Alright… slight miss on our end. Jeff and I recorded a full Flow Builder walkthrough a while back and somehow never actually shared it with the community. So if you’ve ever thought“wait… didn’t they already do a flow build video?” you were right 😅 We just added it to the community. This is a step-by-step walkthrough of how we use HighLevel’s Conversational AI Flow Builder. Drop a Gif once you see it in the classroom.