We recently (1-2 months ago) moved to clinics as our niche (having construction before but they could not close deals on the appointments and had to much chourn on them). I thought it would be a good niche as each appointment usually means money and if it does not then we can control the variables to make sure it is. We are starting with a perfomance based model with them (12-15% on all treatments that come from us) we thaught ok if we make them 10k then that's 1.5k for us. Right now the only thing holding us back is getting them that 10k, we are closing these clinics like it's nothing 5-10 closed deals each month and honestly im afraid from bringing in more of them as we are not getting them results. Can someone that has proven results in the beauty clinic niche maybe give us some tips. It's literally the only thing holding us back rn.

Hey everyone! 👋 My partner and I are planning to go all-in on the Rank & Rent business model, and I’d love to hear from people who have real experience with it. Where We Stand - We understand the overall Rank & Rent business model and how it works. - We have knowledge of SEO and understand the process of building, ranking, and generating leads through websites. - We also have access to a full-time mentor with 10+ years of SEO experience. - We’re prepared to put in consistent work and treat this as a serious long-term business, not a get-rich-quick scheme. What We Want to Know 1. Is Rank & Rent still a viable business model, or is it overhyped online? 2. Have people here built Rank & Rent websites that generate consistent monthly income? 3. How realistic is it for beginners to rank a local website and secure a paying business owner? 4. What are the biggest challenges: choosing a niche, ranking the website, generating quality leads, or finding businesses willing to rent it? 5. How long did it take you to get your first paying renter, and what kind of investment did it require? 6. If you were starting from scratch today, would you choose Rank & Rent? What would you do differently? A Few Things I’m Particularly Interested In - Real experiences, including failures and lessons learned. - Realistic timelines and earning potential, rather than exceptional success stories. - Whether you recommend focusing on one website first or building multiple websites to increase the chances of success. - Any mistakes or risks we should understand before committing our time and money. I’m not looking for motivational answers or someone selling a course. I genuinely want honest feedback from people who have done this themselves or have meaningful experience with the model. If you’ve tried Rank & Rent, are currently doing it, or decided against it after researching it, I’d really appreciate hearing your perspective. Thanks in advance! 🙏

Most broken automations I've audited come down to one fundamental mistake: treating an agent like a workflow, or treating a workflow like an agent. They are not the same thing. A workflow is a train track. It is deterministic. Every trigger, condition, and API call is hardcoded in advance. Node A connects to Node B. If the payload matches, it routes to Node C. There is zero hallucination. It runs the exact same way every single time at near-zero cost. An AI agent is a driver with a map. It is non-deterministic. It evaluates unstructured inputs, decides which tools to call at runtime, and adjusts its plan based on intermediate feedback. Here is the problem: When people use an agent for a task that belongs on a train track, they waste money, introduce latency, and invite random errors When they use a rigid workflow for a task that requires semantic judgment, the system breaks at the very first edge case The rule I follow is simple: - Use workflows for routing, formatting, and state changes. - Use agents only when the path from input to output cannot be predicted by an if-then rule. - Deterministic software holds the track. The agent only steps in when the terrain turns unstructured. Where are you currently using an AI agent where a simple 3-node deterministic rule would actually be 10x more reliable?

I used to operate in a niche (senior care) but i no longer serve it, i want to monetize these leads that i get by sending them to some lead platform from where they can buy leads with my affiliate link. are there any such platforms that sell senior care leads and also have an affiliate program?

Hey everyone — I’d really appreciate it if anyone here could audit my Meta ads. I’ve been trying to get Invisalign working for a dental practice in London, where it’s quite competitive, for three months and would appreciate a second pair of eyes. Loom walkthrough: https://www.loom.com/share/7e31f9f1140841599304e94a1b3b5462 Ads, copy, and angle worksheet: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nL7AbIuauSQPgrT1cyxGjuHlJVEX7V4XamVUOW6set8/edit?usp=sharing Social 6 ads (different treatment) are generating good results for the same practice, but Invisalign has struggled across three batches with different angles. The latest DCT includes UGC, before-and-after and a dentist explainer: roughly £200 spent, zero leads. Both treatments use a similar ad structure, copy style and simple instant form. For context, a 0.7–0.8% link CTR has generated good results for me in this niche, even if it might look a little low. Could you review the current ads and funnel and share: - What could I be missing? - Can I improve the existing ads, or should I test new creatives and angles? - What would you prioritise next to get enquiries coming in? Any feedback would be really appreciated. Thanks!