Right now I’m waiting for leads to come in from ads, and instead of doing busy work that won’t actually bring in clients long-term, I want to be productive with that time. I’m planning to start cold calling using Kixie, but I need a solid list of phone numbers. In the past I’ve used Sales Genie, but I’ve found the data to be pretty outdated and inconsistent. Curious what you all are using these days to scrape or purchase fresh, reliable calling lists. Any tools, providers, or workflows that have worked well for you would be appreciated. Thanks Yall.

Hi everyone 👋 I’m currently looking for agency owners and marketers who’d be open to testing my Trust Tide Review Management — a platform built to help businesses (and agencies) collect, manage, and leverage online reviews more effectively. Before requesting access, please take a quick look at the short walkthrough video below so you can see exactly what the tool does and whether it’s relevant for you:👉 Watch Video Here What’s involved:• 7 days of free access to all features: • Use it as you normally would — ideally in a real-world scenario • Connect your own site or a clients site for testing (up to you) • Share your honest feedback after the trial (I will send you a link to provide your feedback 2-10 days after) What I’m specifically looking for feedback on: 1. How easy the platform is to use from an business/agency/marketer perspective 2. Whether it’s genuinely valuable for businesses, review managers, and reputation managers 3. Your experience using it on both desktop and mobile 4. Whether you’d recommend it as part of an ongoing marketing and review growth strategy If this sounds like something you’d like to be involved in, comment below or send me a message and I’ll share the access link. If you have any questions after watching the video, feel free to ask. This is a legitimate request for real-world testing and feedback, I would love this community to help me. Thanks in advance — your insight would be incredibly valuable. (fyi, I did seek permission to post first 😜)

Hey everyone, I wanted to give you a quick update on the new training I’m currently working on and, in particular, Module 3: Positioning. First — I want to apologise for the delay. I know many of you are waiting for this, and I genuinely appreciate your patience. The reason it’s taken longer than expected is simple: this module is a tremendous amount of work, and I’m being very intentional about how it’s built. Positioning is foundational. If it’s rushed, half-assed, or full of gaps, it creates confusion later on — which leads to more problems, more support requests, and ultimately worse results for you. I’d rather take the time now to do this properly than push something out quickly that causes friction down the track. The goal with this training is clarity, structure, and momentum — not patching holes after the fact. That means tighter explanations, better sequencing, and removing ambiguity wherever possible so you can actually apply this stuff with confidence. The good news: Module 3: Positioning will be released next week. It’s coming together really well, and I’m confident it’ll be worth the wait. Thanks again for your patience and understanding. I’m putting the work in because I want this to genuinely help you get better results — not just tick a box and move on. More soon. — John

Hey John, I know your super busy, I was just seeing if your meetings will be happening again live online each week any time soon. I just need to see if I need to turn my alarm off I have set for every Thursday or not. (just kidding 🤪)

As the title reads guys, I've just spent the best part of approximately 8 hours putting this exhaustive list together to help all of you choose a niche. This list should help get some ideas flowing - to help get you unstuck, especially if you're not sure where to start. This is a quick sample taken from the niche validation worksheet that I'll be providing in Module 3 - Positioning. Let me know if it helps. Download a copy of the niche list here