I just finished a 40-minute deep dive with Kyle Sulerud, founder of LeadZolo and usejuiced.com, and I'm honestly rethinking how I sell leads. Here's what blew my mind: Instead of selling leads at fixed prices... your buyers BID against each other in a reverse auction. Sounds crazy, right? But here's what happened when agencies made the switch: • Lead prices increased by 30-40% (same leads, higher revenue) • Client complaints dropped by 80% (they love the control) • Time spent managing clients cut in half (self-service features) • ZERO wasted leads (marketplace liquidates everything) Kyle walked me through: ✅ Exactly how the reverse auction system works ✅ Why buyers actually PREFER this model (counterintuitive but true) ✅ The pricing psychology that makes clients pay more ✅ How to transition your existing clients without losing them ✅ Real feedback from agencies who made the switch ✅ The marketplace feature that ensures you never waste a lead again This is a 40-minute masterclass on scaling your lead distribution. And I'm giving it away for FREE to this community. Want the full video? 👉 Comment "JUICED" below and I'll send you the link (I'm keeping this exclusive to engaged community members only - no lurkers 😉) P.S. - If you're still selling leads manually or using outdated distribution software, this conversation will open your eyes to what's possible in 2025.

Here’s what I’ve realized…Some of you are 🧠 naturally awesome at media buying and getting leads. Others are 🗣️ amazing at sales and closing deals. But very few are great at both. 🤔 So I had an idea… 💡 I’m building a Rolodex 📇 of lead buyers and sellers in every market. Why? Because I’ve seen firsthand how powerful it is when one person supplies the leads and another handles the sales. Everyone wins. 🏆 If you want to make a quick 💸 $1k–$2k (or more), here’s all you need to do: 1️⃣ Find a lead supplier who’s ALREADY generating leads in a vertical. 2️⃣ Find some buyers (I’ll show you how). Mark up the lead price by $10. 3️⃣ Have a few sales conversations and get a commitment. 🤝 4️⃣ Send an invoice and get paid. 🧾 5️⃣ Order leads from your supplier. 6️⃣ Send them to a Google Sheet. 📊 7️⃣ Zap them to your client however they want them. ⚡ I personally know a guy making $20k/month doing this in Australia. 🇦🇺 It’s called “lead brokering” — and it’s the ultimate shortcut to building your own PPL agency. 🚀 If your buyers are happy, you can always start running your own traffic later. Want in? 👇👇👇 - Comment ‘rolodex’ if you’re interested in a training or webinar on this. - If you’re already a lead generator, comment as well below if you’re happy to be listed on this marketplace (Google Sheet). 📝 - Let’s connect the dots and help each other win! 🌟

Hey guys! I have 9 pay per lead clients which are all in the same industry (Senior Care in the USA) but operate in different states. I have my landing page set-up in GHL and am running Meta ads to it. I'm seeing good KPIs (I think) in the ads manager and have a good amount of people going onto the landing page, but I'm not having anyone fill out the survey! The ad campaign is a Leads campaign. I've set it up so that an unqualified lead triggers the "Lead" event and a qualified lead triggers the "CompleteRegistration" event. The campaign objective is "CompleteRegistration" and they've been running since Monday. The second screenshot is the GHL Stats dashboard - one of the opt-ins was me to check if everything was working. Really curious to know what you guys think may be preventing me from converting these landing page visits into leads!! More than happy to pay someone with experience to hop on a call!

Hi Guys, something I've been working on. These are ready made funnels, ad accounts and meta ads, ready to go. Just find your own clients . I have one in the business loans vertical in Australia. DM me if you're interested.

I own a remodeling company, we get a best leads with google LSA here in the states. Is anyone here doing PPL in the home improvement niches? was thinking about windows, siding, flooring, painting.. bath and kitchen remodels do take a little bit to convert being high ticket.