One of my mentors called me last Thursday and told me to get up and do some cold calls. So I did and 18 cold calls later I booked a meeting. First sales call ever and it went absolutely horrible. I mean it was awkward, I kept accidentally interrupting him, I was nervous, and I kept stuttering. But it went good enough for him to schedule a second call for this morning. And lo and behold I closed him. Super nervous to do service delivery because I've never ran Facebook ads before. If anyone could give me any advice or anything, I'm all ears to any suggestions on where to even start and fulfill. Doing $50 a day for the first month, testing 3 ad sets to get qualified roof replacement leads. Using a custom Ai system I built to nurture the leads and book an appointment. Don't know what the ad copy or creative should be at all.

I'm not getting the best results for my first client and I feel like I'm doing him a disservice. That being said were on a agreement for $100 per appointment doing Facebook ads. Initially he never gave me any creatives for the first 3 weeks so I just made it using Ai. He's a roofer. If anyone can show me they've gotten good results for other roofers hit me up.

Hey @Uncle Jimmy Mitchell I see a lot of agency owners trying to hire people from places like the Philippines, India, Africa, etc. The logic is that these reps speak good English, have a decent accent, and can hold a conversation. But here’s the concern: - Does it actually make sense to hire and train them for cold calling if they’re only on commission? - Cold calling is tough — business owners get calls daily, and just following a script with good English isn’t enough. - Motivation can drop quickly, and if they quit, all the time and training invested goes to waste. So, what’s your take?👉 Does this model even work long term?👉 How would you approach building a reliable cold calling team?

What if we all shared our sop's to build the best sop's? I'm in the roofing niche and just signed my first client, I'll drop mine below once I'm finished. When you drop your SOP say what it is for, who you work with, and what you offer.

Looking to partner up with someone to make a killer ad campaign for my first client. Preferably someone who has got good results a time or two for roofing clients. Let me know in the comments or dm's if you've had any experience and could possibly help.