I’ve noticed that many owners in the home services niche do not have lists of dead leads organized very well. Also, it seems like they have a deep misconception of what I can do differently than what they’ve already attempted. I notice many of them don’t follow up with leads, and consider them dead if they don’t buy immediately. Any advice on how to properly sell the DBR?

Hi guys! We are seeing great success on the first week of running DR. Booked 12 appointments so far and 1 sale ($2500) not the client is asking me what i would like to charge and honestly I haven't thought about it. Up until this point, I've been focusing it on doing out reach, setting appointments for the free trial. I'm trying to package together pricing for my service but not sure what to offer besides DR. It seems like a lot of people are selling the sass package. How are you guys presenting that to the prospects?

So I started my first DR this week and client got great result. I got 10 appointments booked and one job closed for him. I would like to offer couple more 7-day free trial to build my case study. I get tons of yes but it seems like no one is sending me their contact list. Anyone else experiencing this and do you have a solution to get them to move quicker?

Hi guys, my A2P registration got rejected again. It's been a waiting game of over two weeks now. I followed the training video and I can't understand what I did wrong. Also, how much we can't integrate with Twilio anymore?

We launched a really awesome Google review boost for a client, using the knowledge from this course. Specifically, we sent out a Google review campaign to just 150 regular customers and past customers. This campaign consists of a sequence of four messages that are sent over a span of one week. By the second day, we already had 35 new 5-star reviews on Google. My client was ecstatic, extremely happy, and it was definitely a great start to the week. So, don't forget about the Google review campaign, folks. I hope this has motivated you. Talk to you soon.