It's just half as cool as it doesn't show any longer on the scoreboard, but I'm still really happy to be here and have gone through this journey. Helping others and having an actual community here is just great. I'm excited to be here and keep helping and connecting with others in the future. Sometimes not being alone and having people who are in the same boat as you is what it takes and keep you motivated. And just curious, wasn't there something like a foot pic from Uncle G for level 6? Might be worth something to sell🤫🤔💵 @Uncle Jimmy Mitchell

Thought I'd share a new approach that’s made closing and taking payment from prospects on sales calls way smoother I used to run into the same frustrating issue of a prospect being fully sold on the offer, but when it came time to pay they’d hesitate. They’d say they needed to get money together, wait on an invoice, or “sort a few things first.” I realized that the way I was asking for payment was part of the problem. Dropping a payment link or invoice at the end felt too abrupt—like I was suddenly shifting focus to their money instead of the value they were getting. And this lost me the deal more often than not. So I made a small change to my process. Instead of sending a payment link, I built out a simple packages page on my website. On the sales call, I walk them through it—showing them the offer, pricing, and setup fees in a super clear way (setup fee to boost LTV). Now, when they say they’re happy to move forward, the page is right in front of them. All they do is click “Sign Up,” fill in their details, and payment is handled right then and there. No awkwardness, no friction. Signed my last two clients this way, and so far, every single person who clicks “Sign Up” follows through. Curious to know if this is something many others are doing? Haven't seen much discussion on this but it's a small change that's made a massive difference for me

I’ve built a million-dollar making automation system that helped a 7-figure Lead Gen agency scale even further. With just 1 click, it extracts emails and phone numbers from thousands of websites effortlessly. What other niches, besides lead generation agencies, do you think could benefit from a system like this? I'd love to hear your thoughts.

offer was pay per close i cover adspend in the solar niche didn't have a contract or script the sales call was so bad we just started having a conversation but the guy is like hella advanced in the solar industry, like my mans worked for the government. he's an engineer and has hella expericance in the solar industry. he's giving me a chance to work with him and his team if it wasent for him and the offer and chat gbt i woulda never got a client. this sales call humbled me

So I've spent the last 4-5 days working on exclusively branding for my Agency. Quite honestly, before doing this, I didn't even think of my Agency as a real, genuine business, and in turn I really struggled to sit down and take the work I was doing seriously. I deviced I needed to put time and thought into how I could possibly make my Agency feel legitimate, and be percieved as proper, professional, and trustworthy to not just clients but to me as well. When I tell you I did a complete overhaul of my Agency... I'm not lying I spent 30+ hours on my logo alone I spent hours researching color palettes, patterns, shapes Experimenting with countless iterations of color combinations, shapes, fonts, font weights, swapping Red for Blue, Squares for Circles, Bold for Semi Bold, over and over and over again. I experimented with hundreds of offers, went through 50+ website templates, I tried Wix, Squarespace, Adobe Dreamweaver, GoHighLevel I made hundreds of tiny obsessive changes to things until I finally felt like I built a real, genuine Agency. Now is all of this necessary? Not at all! However I'm very glad I did it. And even after all of this work, I ended up with the most basic designs of them all 🤣... Black/Gray/White color palette Simple Logo Simple Website Simple Slogan Simple Everything 🤣 If you're in the same boat as I was, I'd highly recommend just sitting down and taking time to think over your Agency. I'd absolutely love to get your guys' feedback and critique when I fully relaunch everything. I can't wait to share more with you all, website will be published sometime next week, and if you made it to the bottom, thank you for reading.