Most beginners think they have a sales problem…but the truth is they have a volume + systems problem. If you want consistent deals, aim for: - 4,000–5,000 texts/day - 20–30 leads/week - 6–10 offers/week And give your team clear rules so they know exactly which leads to pass and which ones to ignore.Clear systems = better leads = more offers = more deals. 👇 Quick question for you: Which of these do you need to improve right now — Volume or Systems?Comment below.

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For those of you who have built their systems around SMS. What are some mistakes that you wish you avoided or knew about before starting? Roadblocks that might've cost you money or even a potential deal? I finally have Stride and my texting platform set up. Just waiting the 10DLC approval and A2P to be finalized. I'm looking to hit the ground running and will probably start my texting volume you a bit lower to get the hang of it before ramping things up. I'd like to get a head of as many potential mistakes as possible.

Hi! Trying to find out which one is better? Any thoughts/feedback?

Hi everyone, we do a lot of outbound marketing for industrial and retail properties which inadvertently leads us to land leads. We are not developers and generally have little use for these land leads. I would like to network with people in the group to see how we can potentially work together. Thanks