Why 90% of PPL Agencies Never Break $10K/Month (It's Only 2 Things)
I recently watched Alex Hormozi break down what businesses under $3M/year should focus on. His answer? One specific task for 4 hours a day. Without focusing on this task, you won't grow—especially if you already have validated market demand (i.e., orders or sales). So if you're at $100K/year but not yet at $1M, listen up. If you've got a PPL agency with revenue but you're not at $10K/month profit yet, there are only 2 reasons: 1. You're not running enough B2B ads 2. Your B2C ads aren't good enough Let me break down both: Problem #1: You Aren't Running B2B Ads If you have leads that people want and actually reorder, you need more people to know about them. It's that simple. But most aren't doing it. The solution? Run ads at $50-$100/day. That's it. You should know how to create good Meta ads that showcase your offer and generate inbound leads. If you don't, jump into my paid community where I show you exactly how. We generate inbound leads for about $50 each. We speak to 75% of them and close 1 in 3 into a sale. So our CAC is $200, and the average initial order is $2,500—meaning we're profitable on the first sale. "But how do I sell on the phone?" Ask questions to gather buyer pain points and reverse qualify. That means identifying their pain points: - Why did they reach out to your ad? - Why aren't they happy with their current lead sources? - What happens if they don't get better leads into their business? This gives you all the ammunition you need to make the sale. Reverse qualify by taking a position of power and authority. Take the dominant frame. Say you only work with certain brokers who meet your criteria. Say lead supply is limited. Sales will become easy. Problem #2: Your B2C Ads Aren't Good Enough So now you have more than a few buyers—what next? Get them leads at a profit. Sounds easy, but this is actually the hardest part. The problem with most PPL'ers is their ads are just OK. They only put mediocre effort into their B2C ads, which leads to mediocre CPA and mediocre profits.