HOW I BOOKED 53 meetings this month without cold calls and ads. ATTENTION AGENCY OWNERS my team and I hired a developer from Serbia He spent the last 5 month making a tool for us that lets us send 1000's facebook DMs withing a few minute kinda like mass email but for facebook DMs if you feel this tool will make your life easier comment 'EASY' and we'll share it with you for FREE

Hey guys I've been struggling a lot to send cold emails at scale that DO NOT sound like AI. Prospects can smell it in half a second, and the second they do, you're dead. Seems like a lot of people here have faced the same issue here to grow their agency... I spent some time working on it and it seems i have the magical formula now! Here are simple practical tips. Hopefully it's helpful 😀 1. Be a little imperfect. Perfect grammar read as automated now. Instead, use short sentences (e.g. mgmt for management). Use lowercase when natural. The slightly rough version outperforms the polished one. 2. Don't use the full company name. What's worst than semeone telling you "I love your work at Apple Computer, Inc" (I swear I saw that..). Instead, use tools to casualize names (via a Claude Skill for example) 3. Kill every corporate signal ."I hope this email finds you well." "We are a leading provider of...". All of it screams template. Cut it. Real people don't talk like a press release :) 4. Avoid vague and fluffy sentences. "We help companies grow" sounds like AI. "We got 23 booked calls for a 4 ppl agency in 6 weeks" sounds like a human. Being specific is being credible I hope this helps. If anything is unclear, let me know :) Cheers and wishing you success for your agencies!

Hey guys, just updating. Booked another call today using cold outreach. My best has been 118 sales calls in 2 months using cold calls. I want to beat that record and book a 100 calls in one month using cold emails. Wish me luck!

When I first tried scaling my agency, I made every mistake possible. I chased quick wins, trusted the wrong people, and fell for promises of “fast results.” One of those mistakes cost me over $6,000 — money I didn’t really have. That loss left me in debt, discouraged, and questioning if I was even cut out for this. What changed wasn’t some secret hack… it was getting the right guidance from people who actually knew what they were doing. I stopped chasing shortcuts, focused on proven systems, and slowly rebuilt. It wasn’t easy. It took discipline, consistency, and letting go of the “get-rich-quick” mindset. But that shift turned things around completely. Today, my agency averages $30K/month, and I’m more grateful for the failures than the wins — because the failures taught me what not to do. If you’re in that stage right now where things feel heavy — maybe you’ve wasted money, time, or energy just know you’re not alone. It’s not about being perfect, it’s about learning, adjusting, and surrounding yourself with the right people. Curious — what’s the biggest lesson you’ve learned so far while trying to scale your agency?

First off, huge thanks to Aaron and the managers for building this community. About 3 years ago, I was pretty lost in the marketing agency space. A lot of things felt saturated, repetitive, and honestly not very genuine anymore. While exploring different outreach methods, I noticed there were tons of automation tools out there, but very few reliable suppliers for quality aged social media accounts for platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn. After a lot of trial and error (and many sleepless nights), I ended up building ColdAccs.com focused on providing high-quality social media accounts that businesses can use for outreach and client acquisition. The beginning was definitely slow and difficult, but things have been growing steadily and we’re now doing multiple 4 figures monthly, with a goal of hitting $100k/month by the end of the year. Looking forward to connecting with like-minded people here, sharing ideas, learning from each other, and hopefully helping each other grow!