Six months ago I was running a hungry agency with no idea how to consistently get clients. No referrals. No ad budget. Just cold outreach, SEO, and testing whatever I could. In May, I hit my first $10K month. Here’s what actually moved the needle, and what didn’t. What mattered • A real offer clients wanted - not just “web design” • Picking one niche and sticking with it - home service pros • Sending cold emails daily and not overthinking them • Following up. That’s how I closed my biggest project • Learning how to close deals fast and stay in the driver’s seat What didn’t • Posting on social just to stay active • Fancy proposals or branding tweaks • Waiting until things were “perfect” before launching • Thinking a great service alone would bring leads Momentum came when I stopped playing agency and just started solving one painful problem really well. If you’re early in the game, focus on that. If you’re ahead of me, I’d love to hear how you scaled past this phase. I’m hiring and building systems now - want to do it right. Let’s keep growing.

Here's the original site: https://livtravelhouse.com/ And here's the version I rebuilt: https://lo-33nj.vercel.app/ Your thoughts please!

I'm Gabby, a beginner web designer who is working to set up a Web design agency for myself. I'm so happy to be part of the community!

Hi everyone, I'm Zunaed. I have experience working in IT and a post-secondary education in math/finance. I've always wanted to start my own business and build websites for businesses. I don't have much formal experience in the technical design of a website but I have some coding experience and I have been involved in setting up and maintaining websites for a few different companies through various 3rd party web development agencies. I found Patrick on Youtube and his information looked excellent. Great to see the energy here, hope to learn and grow with everyone.

I am Jim a web developer and I run a web agency based in the Netherlands. You can find me at jimvd.xyz Really excited to be in this community!