Hey there fellas, our job ticket is $2500, and I wanted to know for a lower ticket item like this, how do you guys go about qualifying the leads before setting them into appointments?

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I am an Appointment Setter looking for an Opportunity. I have some experience in Sales. I am always willing to learn. Willing to work for Agency or Coaches

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I've been in the web design space for a few months, and honestly, nothing is really working for me. I have a client but don't know why he's not replying even though I've completed the work. I was thinking of partnering up with someone like me in the agency space and also struggling. Please guys, I need your advice. I'd appreciate each and every one of your comments and suggestions.