Why build funnels from scratch when winners already exist? Most people struggle with lead gen because they’re guessing. New ads. New funnels. New ideas. Meanwhile… someone in your niche is printing money with a funnel that’s already proven. Here’s the smarter play: → go to Facebook Ads Library → search your niche → find ads running 3+ months → those ads are profitable → those funnels already convert No one burns ad spend for fun. What I do next: → click through the funnel → break down the structure → headline → offer → CTA → page flow Then: → recreate it with AI → build the funnel in minutes → improve clarity, speed, positioning → customize to your brand → launch fast No guessing. No “creative brainstorming.” Just execution. Tools make this easy now: → Ads Library for research → AI builders for funnels → AI copy for headlines + scripts → AI creatives for ads You’re not copying. You’re reverse-engineering what works. That’s leverage. The fastest agencies don’t invent. They adapt. 👇 what niche would you reverse-engineer first?

Cold email isn’t dead. It’s the strongest B2B lead engine going into 2026. Why? Because nothing beats landing directly in a decision-maker’s inbox. Direct. Scalable. Predictable. Low cost. High leverage. Here’s what’s working right now: → cold email still bypasses gatekeepers → it scales without ads or a big team → it books meetings consistently when the system is built right I’m seeing campaigns hit a 1% booking rate. 4,000 prospects = 40 meetings. Simple math. Real results. Here’s how to set it up the right way: → build proper infrastructure use ZapMail or legit Google/Microsoft inboxes never send from your main domain run 30 inboxes at 30 emails/day each → Clean and verify your list Apollo for scraping MillionVerifier for validation zero bounces = strong domain health → Write short, relevant emails 4-email sequence simple hooks personalized openers most replies happen on Email #1 but follow-ups close the gap → Warm up slow 2–3 weeks minimum protect your domain protect your sender score deliverability first, volume second Cold email works when your offer is strong… your infrastructure is clean… and your messaging sounds human. Do those three things right and cold email becomes an automated appointment machine. 👇 what’s the biggest bottleneck in your cold email setup right now?

Cold email isn’t dying. It’s getting sharper. Last 90 days inside my agency: 124,000 emails sent 27,000 prospects 60 meetings booked 9 clients closed No hype. Just math. Here’s what actually made it work. First: volume with structure. → 4 emails per contact → 2,000 emails/day → consistent sending, no spikes Second: real infrastructure. → 200+ inboxes → Google Workspace + Microsoft → separate domains → nothing tied to the main brand Cheap setups get banned. Proper setups scale. Third: testing in production. → multiple variants live → kill losers fast → double down on winners No guessing. Just feedback. Fourth: personalization that matters. → job role → company size → growth stage → clear relevance Not “Hi {{FirstName}}” nonsense. And the pivot most people miss: Step 3 in the sequence. That’s where deals are won or lost. New angle. New hook. Same offer. Cold email isn’t a dinosaur. It’s a machine. But only if you respect: → deliverability → volume → personalization → testing Otherwise, it’s just noise. 👇 what’s your current reply rate on cold email?

Stop pitching. Start providing. Most outreach fails for one reason: you’re asking before you’ve shown value. Local business owners see this every day: “we build the best websites” “guaranteed leads” “let’s jump on a call” Deleted. Instantly. Here’s the switch that changes everything: Lead with proof. Not promises. Build the solution first. Then reach out. How this actually works: → Find the gap Search Google Maps. Outdated websites. Slow pages. No forms. No clear CTA. That’s your opening. → Build the fix Use AI to recreate their site. Cleaner design. Clear offer. Lead-focused layout. No code. Minutes, not weeks. → Reach out differently No pitch. No “can I help”. Just this: “I rebuilt your website to convert better. Did it as a test. Want to see it?” Now you’re not selling. You’re showing. → Present and close Walk them through what you improved. Explain why it matters. Then offer to handle it properly. Website. Leads. Automation. Ongoing management. Why this works: → trust is already earned → you stand out immediately → the conversation flips in your favor You’re no longer chasing attention. They’re curious. Simple execution plan: → find 20 bad websites → rebuild 5 per day → reach out to 15–20 owners → track calls, replies, demos → follow up until you get a yes or no This isn’t clever marketing. It’s obvious value. And obvious value converts. 👇 would you test this on local businesses in your area?

Most client acquisition problems aren’t strategy problems. They’re behavior problems. The tactics exist. The scripts exist. The systems exist. But without consistency, none of it matters. If you want 3–5 clients in the next 90 days, here’s the path. Simple. Not easy. Start with a strong offer. → clear outcome → real problem solved → risk reversal Hormozi-style. No-brainer. No fluff. Then stack volume. Cold calls are your unfair advantage. → 50 calls a day → pattern interrupt opener → short, human pitch Volume gives you feedback. Feedback makes you better. Better wins. Track everything. Not in your head. In a sheet. → calls made → conversations → DMs → meetings booked Data tells you exactly what to fix. Now commit. 90 days. No bouncing between tactics. No shiny objects. Just outreach, sales, fulfillment. Every day. The system works. The question is whether you will. 👇 what’s the one outreach tactic you rely on right now?