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A little insight!
Good evening everyone. We have setup our Jobber and site. Here is the url: https://alphaforcefreedom.jobbersites.com/ We have been working on an ad but not ready to post it yet. In the meantime time we are running some with before and afters. We have gotten a ton of views and clicks to our site but no requests for quotes yet. If anyone has time to take a look and send some feedback back we would appreciate some insight. Thanks JMA AFF
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@Juan Pablo Durazo Thanks for the feedback
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@Ron Mattson Thank you I will be posting regularly as I can.
JULY RESULTS: 12 Operators Booked $585,285
Most guys with a skid or excavator and mulcher are stuck under $20k/month, guessing on bids and hoping the phone rings. In July, 12 operators in OPS Accelerator reported $585,285 of land clearing work booked using one simple playbook. A few of them: - @Jt Mahon : $172,500 booked on about $1,200 in ads - @Hayden Fake : $85,675 in his first full month with a machine - @Colby McArthur : crossed first $200,000 month - @John Tyznik : $64k on $785 ad spend - @Josh Grellner : $36k booked - @Cameron Miller : $24k with his new machine I recorded a short video walking through their exact July numbers and what they all did the same. 🎥 Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JX2qVoo6ifM If you own or control at least one machine and want help doing this in your market: - Comment “GAS” with your last full month’s revenue and your next target - I’ll DM you the OPS Accelerator application to fill out tonight (Friday) - If it's a good fit, I’ve got 1 onboarding slot left before tomorrow morning’s training call Already in Accelerator? Drop your August target below in the comments.
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Trying to get on that level!
The fastest way to lose a customer isn't bad service.
It's a slow response. I've seen businesses spend thousands on marketing, only to lose leads because no one followed up for hours—or sometimes even days. In most cases, the first company to respond earns the opportunity. That's why I believe every growing business should have a system that: ✅ Responds instantly ✅ Books appointments faster ✅ Keeps every lead organized ✅ Reminds customers automatically Technology doesn't replace great customer service—it makes it more consistent. Question: What's your average response time to a new lead? Do you think it's costing you jobs?
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So I am really new to this and trying to navigate the meta suit we have generated about 4 leads in the past 4 days but didn’t know about them for hours until we did some searching around the system. We are try to figure out the barest way to get this notification so I can respond and book estimates. Any help would be appreciated.
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@Liton Sarker is GoHighLevel another app that converts to leads or directs them to SMS? Wasn’t sure if we need to connect the Meta app to Jober some how? Any help in the right direction would be amazing as the google search’s are not producing good results. Looking for an industry trusted solution.
How are you responding to your leads?
I am a new member Veteran owner operator trying to get my way in to the market area. We are running payed adds now and have boosted our following and interactions about 100% just not getting quality out of our leads. Any ad on how to respond to the leads. Are y’all just calling everyone of them, or are you respond to the listed emails and waiting for a counter response? Any advice from the group?
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@Scott Helms Awesom thanks for the knowledge and advice.
Forestry Mulching Finish / After Mulching
I’m new to the forestry mulching business and wanted to get some input from the owner-operators here. What do you tell customers about what happens after a mulching job? Do you explain that brush, weeds, and small saplings will eventually regrow if the area isn’t maintained, or do you mostly leave that conversation alone? I guess I’m struggling with the idea that I’m taking someone’s money if the vegetation is just going to come back eventually. I know no land management solution is permanent without maintenance, but I’d like to hear how you guys explain it to customers and set realistic expectations. How do you handle that conversation, and what do most of your customers do after the mulching is finished?
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This is great advice! Love the blog. Website looks great too! Thanks for the share.
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Mike Anderson
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Just a hard working dad trying to the best I can be.

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