Also, do you build your clients' (or own) pages on GoHighLevel or other platforms?

Hey Jake, wanted to have your take on this, do you think a VSL funnel is a good mechanism to book calls in the b2b saas space?

Hey everyone, wanted to share my current outreach setup and get your thoughts. I run a lead gen / call booking operation for B2B clients in France, and here's the full funnel I've built out: 1/ Prospecting & List Building I use LinkedIn Sales Navigator to build targeted prospect lists, then enrich contacts through RocketReach and Vibes Prospecting to pull verified emails and phone numbers. Everything gets centralised in a Notion lead database where each prospect is tagged by status, source, and qualification level. 2/ Cold Email Sequences (Instantly Growth) Prospects get dropped into multi-step cold email sequences via Instantly. I run A/B testing on subject lines and use AI (Claude) to personalise openers and hooks based on the prospect's company, role, and context. The CTA is always a Calendly link to book a call directly. 3/ LinkedIn Outreach (parallel track) Alongside email, I run LinkedIn connection requests and DM sequences through Sales Navigator. Same personalisation logic AI-assisted research to make every message feel relevant, not spammy. The goal is to create multiple touchpoints so the prospect sees me in their inbox AND on LinkedIn. 4/ Cold Calling (Quicktalk via Notion) This is the layer most people skip. I've set up a click-to-call integration between my Notion lead database and Quicktalk, so I can rip through call lists directly from my CRM. Cold calls are used to follow up on email opens / LinkedIn views, or to hit high-priority leads directly. It's the fastest path to a booked call. 5/ Qualification & Booking Once a prospect engages on any channel, the goal is simple: qualify and book. Qualification criteria are defined per client, but the basics are always the same interest, budget, availability. Booked calls go straight into the client's calendar. 6/ Nurturing (for leads not ready yet) Leads that aren't ready to book don't get dropped. They go into a nurture sequence regular content touchpoints (resources, case studies, value-adds) with a direct follow-up every three weeks until they either book, opt out, or get disqualified.

Hi everyone. Working on a low ticket masterclass funnel to ascend into my high ticket offer. I'm a bit stuck on what my bump offers/OTOs should be. If my high ticket program includes a specific system or deliverable as one of the things clients get, is it a mistake to sell that as a standalone OTO or bump on my low ticket funnel or does giving them a taste of it actually make the high ticket sell better? Also curious, does your OTO need to be directly related to the front end offer topic, or can it solve the next logical problem in the buyer's journey even if it's a different subject entirely? What performs better.

Better late than never - funnel is up and running! Cost per click is ok after 3 days but no meetings yet :-( Will continue testing!