Hey everyone, I’d really appreciate some feedback on my pricing because I feel like I don’t have a proper structure yet. Right now, I build websites for local service businesses (roofing, landscaping, power washing, etc.) using AI tools + manual improvements. Here’s how I’ve been charging so far: • Some clients: €29/month (no setup fee) • Some referral clients: €99 one-time setup + €45/month • Some clients (who don’t want monthly): €199 one-time only So basically… my pricing changes depending on the situation, and I feel like this is not a solid system. My concerns: • I don’t want to undervalue my work • I also don’t want to scare clients away • I want something consistent and scalable My questions: • How would you structure pricing at my stage? • Should I focus more on setup fee or monthly plans? • Is it okay that I’m using AI to build sites — does that affect pricing? • How do you keep pricing consistent across referrals and normal clients? My goal is to build a long-term agency, not just random one-off deals. Would really appreciate honest feedback 🙌

Hey everyone 👋 I wanted to ask for some advice on client outreach. So far, I’ve been doing outreach by finding businesses on Google Maps that don’t have a website and messaging them on WhatsApp. Using this method, I’ve managed to close 3 clients, which is great. But now I’m facing a problem — many businesses (especially in countries like Canada/US) are not active on WhatsApp, so my response rate is dropping. I’m trying to understand: - What outreach methods are working best right now? - Which platforms should I focus on instead of WhatsApp? - How do you find quality leads (especially local businesses)? Would really appreciate any advice or strategies that are working for you 🙏 Thanks in advance!

Most clients don’t close because of your pitch. They close because of proof. Here’s what I learned: When I started, it was hard to convince people.But the moment I got my first client and showed real work + testimonial, everything changed. New clients don’t trust you.But they trust what others say about you. That’s why testimonials are powerful: • They remove doubt• They build instant trust• They make your service feel real And then comes the real game — word of mouth. One happy client → tells a friend → easier closeBecause now you’re not a stranger anymore. That’s exactly how I got new opportunities in landscaping as well. Lesson: Don’t just focus on getting clients.Focus on getting results + testimonials. Because one good client can bring you many more.

Most beginners think clients close because of a perfect pitch. That’s not true. Clients don’t buy from strangers — they buy from people they trust. Here’s what I learned from a recent deal: Instead of rushing the sale, I spent time understanding the client. We talked like normal people, not just “seller vs buyer.” I gave value first — even before payment. Let them see the work. Let them experience the result. Over time, trust built naturally. And when it came to payment, it didn’t feel like a transaction. It felt like one person supporting another. Lesson: Stop trying to “close” clients fast. Start trying to build real trust. Because when trust is there, closing becomes easy.

No ads. No fancy funnels. Just simple outreach + value. Here’s what worked: → I reached out to local businesses → Offered a FREE demo website (custom to their business) → Showed them how it can bring more calls → Closed them after they saw the result Client didn’t trust online services at first… But the demo removed all doubts. 💡 Biggest lesson: People don’t buy “websites” They buy more customers & more calls Offer value first → close easier. If you're still overcomplicating things, simplify it. AI + skill + action = money. Who else is doing AI website selling here?