I did some vibing over my agency landing page website with CTA for discovery call. Can you share your thoughts and roast it 😝 Https://onezipp.com Cheers Pratik

Combinators, please join me to honor this month's top contributors to our "sticky" ecosystem. • 🥇 @Brandon Rangel $150 and Build Session! Brandon Rangel (+52 points): Brandon is operating with precision, showing serious strategic intent. • 🥈 @Jason Lee $75 Jason Lee (+45 points): Jason is a "marketing genius" and "cold calling pro” strategist. • 🥉 @Nolan Green $25 Nolan Green (+15 points): Nolan is a key strategic builder for our Social Wizard. Congratulations, winners! Please invoice me at Sonic@soniccombinator.com to collect your prize money. Let's keep the momentum going! How to Earn Points: Members earn points by actively posting, commenting, and liking content in our community to build engagement.

Good morning community! My name is Nolan, here from Minneapolis, MN. It's an honor to be here and I look forward to working with you all. Thus far I've seen some great camaraderie and that's what I need in my life right now. Focused people and accountability! I pray to see everyone build empires here and I'll be right along with you! I am fairly new to high level but I have been experimenting with AI for quite some time. Thank you @Sonic K for the one-on-one the other night. That really showed me how much you care about the community. I also want to thank the other ones who have been inboxing me or replying to my comments. Happy Sunday and let's start the week off strong. P.S. I apologize ahead of time if I am asking a lot of questions 😂 just how my head works

Local businesses reach out wanting websites, SEO, automations. But their actual service is weak. Bad follow-ups. Poor customer experience. Inconsistent delivery. Here’s my concern: marketing brings attention, but reviews reflect reality. If customers only leave reviews when they’re unhappy, the agency ends up taking the blame when rankings or conversions don’t “work.” Money is money, sure. But constant damage control is a headache I don’t want long-term. So what’s the right move here? Take the deal and manage expectations? Or be upfront and say: “Fix the service first, then we scale demand”? Curious how experienced agencies handle this.

I wanted to share something honestly. I haven’t made any money with HighLevel in months, and I’m starting to question whether I’m doing something wrong. I’ve been putting in the effort, learning the platform, and trying different approaches, but the results just haven’t been there. I’m also wondering if the market is simply too saturated. There seem to be a lot of people offering the same types of services, which makes it difficult to stand out, especially without a large budget or established reputation. It’s hard to tell whether the issue is my strategy, positioning, consistency, or just heavy competition in the space. At this point, I’m evaluating whether I should pivot and try something else soon. I don’t want to give up too quickly, but I also need to be realistic about what’s working and what isn’t. I’m open to feedback on what I could improve or adjust before making a final decision.