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33 contributions to HighLevel Huddle w/ Clay
Reviews
1st review request sent how long after the job has been completed? What works well based on your experience?
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With trades I'd fire the review ask off the job being marked done rather than the invoice. The customer's happiest the minute the heating comes back on, a week later it's just a bill.
Tech/Onboarding
I’m setting up payments for my business, and one thing I’d like to automate is what the client gets after they pay. I’d want Stripe to send the receipt, then send a thank-you email from me with a couple of links to free content they might find useful. I was also thinking about mentioning other things we could help with if they need more from us. Do you guys do anything like this? What do you usually include in that first email after someone pays? Do you even send an email at all?
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If the payment comes through a GHL invoice or payment link, a workflow on the payment received trigger can send your own thank you a few minutes after Stripe's receipt so they don't land on top of each other. I'd keep that first one short, thanks, what happens next and when they'll hear from you. The other services can wait for a second email a week or so in, once they've seen you actually deliver something.
Tried GHL before and wasn't a fan...
Any other newbies here? I'm not a total noob to GHL, but I found it to be clunky during my first trial. Didn't have much guidance. Still intrigued with how Clay is using it. Does he show you step by step?
Tried GHL before and wasn't a fan...
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What was it that put you off, the setup or the price?
Running this offer at $197/mo with cold SMS. Website or reviews first, and setup fee or no setup fee?
$197/mo, no setup fee. Website, missed call text back, instant lead text back, review automation, and Google review reactivation. My goal is $4K/mo. Once I hit that I know I've got something, then I scale. Fulfillment is the easy part for me. Getting people to reply and actually book a call is where I'm stuck. Biggest question is what to lead with in the first text. Website or reviews? A lot of the sites I'm seeing are honestly bad, and mine are built to actually turn visitors into estimate requests. So I feel like the site is the stronger hook, but reviews might hit harder for some owners. I'm also torn on the angle: 1. Lead with the website. "I already built you one, wanna see it?" Building it is already value. If they love the site but don't want the rest, just charge a small retainer to keep it live. 2. Lead with a free 30 day trial. Run a review reactivation campaign for them, and if they like the results they keep it. 3. Just run everything free for a month and see who stays. And on pricing, is it better to charge a setup fee plus a lower retainer, or just a straight $197/mo with no setup? What's actually working for you guys? I want to pick one thing and stick with it instead of switching every week.
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For trades I'd lead with reviews. It's the quickest win they can actually see, and it gets you in the door for the website later. Setup fee wise, a small one filters out the tyre kickers, but I'd waive it if they pay a few months up front.
Getting Started with International Outreach
Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Lwazi, joining from South Africa. I'm fairly new in this community and looking forward to learning more about building an agency. I need assistance with two questions that I have: 1. Has anyone based in Africa or Asia had experience with cold calling or cold emailing prospects from the US or UK? What tools or setups do you guys gun for? 2. SMS outreach seems to be the talk of the town on every video I look up, but I'm struggling to get clarity on compliance requirements (A2P registration, consent, sender IDs, etc.). For anyone who has been successful or has more knowledge, How are you handling this when serving international clients? Would really appreciate any advice or insights. Thank you! 😊
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Welcome mate. Biggest thing I'd say is pick one country and one type of business to start, learn what they care about, then lead with something specific you noticed about their business. Generic pitches get ignored everywhere.
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but on that if you were trying to get into uk/us i think you need t be registered in the desired country for it i think im not too sure of a work around for it off the top of my head
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Greg Cosby
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