Inside this replay, you'll see: 📌 The Quality Lead Framework – How to generate leads that actually convert (not just cheap junk leads that waste everyone's time) 📌 The Buyer Acquisition System – Exact strategies for finding and landing $10K/month lead buyers without cold calling 📌 The 7 Week PPL Roadmap Offer – How I can help you get your PPL to profit in just 7 weeks 📌 The PPL Scaling Roadmap – From $10K to $250K/month without hiring an army or burning out 📌 The Lead Distribution Strategy – Using software to automate delivery and maximize profit margins Watch this now before you fall behind. Stop trading time for money. Start building assets. Focus creates freedom. Here's the video to watch below. 👇 What was your biggest takeaway from the workshop? Let me know in the comments. Questions? Fire away :-)

Do you guys use the real/same Facebook Page of your brand to run ads? Because so every client and competitor can see your ads and funnel?

Just an update with this $10k build I'm doing for this client (I way under-charged lmao). We've built his agency site & funnel, created B2B Ads, set up his GHL nurture systems. So far we've spent $500 on ads for 9 B2B leads, 3 calls & 1 likely deal so far at $4,000 paid up front. He's charging a $1k set up fee as well. The client didn't even blink at that. If you want help with this, I'll show you how I did it in the 7 week bootcamp. I'll reveal the best client getting ads and landing pages. Keep an eye out for the free webinar next week, where i'll explain the offer in full! Drop a like this post if you're interested 👇

Hey, what is the minimum lead order you take for the Start and afterwards? I currently use 20-30 leads so that they can test it, but I dont have a lead distribution Software yet so I have to Set up everything manuelly and also I Need bigger clients which buy at least 50 leads per months so that it starts to make sense.. (I am in a niche with low leadprices 20$)

I’ve been in the performance space for a while. We’ve built and run ad campaigns across a bunch of local service niches (electrical, lighting, automation, etc.), and recently started scaling a proper pay-per-lead model across a few cities. Here’s what I’ve learned the hard way so far: - Tracking and client transparency kill most early PPL models. If the client doesn’t trust your numbers, they stop paying fast. - Lead quality is 90% about offer positioning, not ad targeting. Once we switched from “Free Quote” to “Free Home Safety Check,” our CPL dropped and close rate tripled. - Automation only matters if it fits the client. Fancy tech means nothing if their office still writes quotes on paper. We’re now using AI to follow up with leads, score them based on response behavior, and feed real-time lead quality data back into the ads. It’s getting scary good. Curious.. for those already deep into this model: 👉 What’s the biggest bottleneck you’re still running into when scaling pay-per-lead? Let’s trade notes and see if we can shortcut each other’s learning curve.