Hey everyone, I just came across this strategy and it’s honestly one of the most powerful ways I’ve seen to find high-quality leads without spending a ton or buying sketchy lists. If you offer any kind of service (like web design, SEO, automations, etc.), this can be gold. Here’s how it works: 1. Use the Facebook Ad LibraryMeta makes all running ads public, so you can search by niche (like "roofing" or "home cleaning") and see who’s actively spending money on ads. That’s already a strong buying signal. Search here: Facebook Ad 2. Scrape the Ads Using Apify: Use this ready-made scraper on Apify to collect over 1,000 ads in a niche for just $0.75. You’ll get the Facebook Page URLs for each business. 3. Clean the Data with ChatGPT: Paste the data into ChatGPT and ask it to remove duplicates so you’re not contacting the same business twice. It’s super fast and saves on scraping credits. 4. Get Contact Info from Their Facebook Pages: Use another scraper (also on Apify) to visit each Page and pull emails, phone numbers, websites, and other public info. Most of it is accurate because it's customer-facing. The total cost? Around $4–5 for 300+ verified business contacts. These are real businesses, spending money, and easy to niche down (like just roofers, medspas, gyms, etc.) Let me know guys if you want this system fully automated or need help setting up lead gen like this for your own niche. Happy to help 🙌

Hello everyone Im new and interested about web design. But there is one particular question i have in mind. How do u find customers and sell it to them if most companies already have a website. Appreciate all answers!

Hello its me Ahmad Ghazi from Skotix, I have been seeing a lot of you getting successful with landing your first client even saw a guy who landed his first client in 3 days but I haven't been able to land a client in weeks. I just want the experts to tell me where have I gone wrong. Best Regards.

If you want more people to contact you from your website, try this - Add a clear button on your homepage that says exactly what you want them to do like “Book a Free Call” - Put it above the fold so they see it without scrolling. I have seen this simple change double leads. Have you tried it on your site?

After conducting research, I discovered that when targeting small companies, such as those in the construction industry, the decision-makers are often busy on-site, have short attention spans, and are non-tech-savvy. Therefore, to achieve a higher close ratio, it is better to send them a 5-minute questionnaire instead of booking a meeting and then sending them the proposal. Would skipping the discovery call only for this type of buyer persona be a smart move?