Hey everyone, I need some insight on service delivery, as it's making me question my offer a bit. I’m currently generating results for my clients at an average cost of $13 per lead, while working with an ad budget of $25–$30 per day. However, I realized that at this budget, I’ll never be able to exit the learning phase. From what I understand, I’d need to scale to around $70 per day to leave the learning phase and start seeing more consistent, high-quality results. The issue is that I’m offering a free trial where clients only cover ad spend. But if my goal is to push past the learning phase, the required budget becomes quite high—around $2,000/month just for ad spend—before even factoring in my service fee. That seems like a big investment for many clients. So I have two key questions for those with experience: 1. Should I prioritize leaving the learning phase to ensure consistent, high-quality leads, or does it not matter as much in the early stages? 2. Given a $13 average cost per lead, what’s a reasonable ad spend to recommend for a client starting out? I’d love to hear your thoughts on this. Any insights would be greatly appreciated!

Guys, I’m running into a problem in my niche. I’m closing clients who seem fully committed—they say they love the service and want to move forward. I schedule an onboarding call, but on the day of the call, they back out, saying, “Thanks for everything, but we’ll pass.” I’m thinking of two possible solutions: 1️⃣ Sending them more content between the sales call and onboarding—like client testimonials and some previous client results (if you have suggestions lmk). 2️⃣ Taking a small deposit on the first call, even though I offer a free trial, just to create a stronger commitment. Would love to hear your thoughts and suggestions! How do you guys handle this?

Hey folks, I'm dealing with a major issue in my agency—client churn. Most of my clients only stay for a month or two because of low-quality leads. I generate leads through FB & IG ads and send them to a Facebook lead form, then prequalify with GHL (you know the process). But the problem is: - Many leads enter wrong numbers or just don’t respond after filling out the form. - Even when I follow up within 1-2 minutes, calls go to voicemail, and messages get ignored. I tried using a landing page instead of a lead form—it helped slightly but didn’t solve the issue. I also use toll-free numbers instead of local GHL numbers (due to cost), which might be affecting pickup rates. This is hurting the business—I constantly need new clients, and even my confidence in the service is taking a hit. If anyone has insights on improving lead quality, follow-up rates, or Meta ad strategies, I’d really appreciate it. Any advice helps—don't hesitate guys to leave a comment if you know smth i don't know related to how i make the leads better with meta ads, make the hole process generate at least ppl who take the phone and reply back to my follow up not just random guys like they are bots or smth 🙌

Guys, what should i do when i already scraped all leads of my niche from the google my business and the contacted all list? How can i get clients from same niche if there's no other websites specifically for this niche, i'm only seeing ads as an option now but i want really to hear your opinions, any one's opinion will help