Combinators, please join me to honor this month's top contributors to our "sticky" ecosystem. • 🥇 @Brandon Rangel $150 and Build Session! Brandon Rangel (+52 points): Brandon is operating with precision, showing serious strategic intent. • 🥈 @Jason Lee $75 Jason Lee (+45 points): Jason is a "marketing genius" and "cold calling pro” strategist. • 🥉 @Nolan Green $25 Nolan Green (+15 points): Nolan is a key strategic builder for our Social Wizard. Congratulations, winners! Please invoice me at Sonic@soniccombinator.com to collect your prize money. Let's keep the momentum going! How to Earn Points: Members earn points by actively posting, commenting, and liking content in our community to build engagement.

Got the social wizard working! What an extremely great till to have in the tool belt. Instructions were great and it took no time to get going! I can only imagine what the future holds. Still a ton to learn but this is a win for me!!

Most people treat cold calling like a numbers game, but if your technique is off, you’re just practicing how to lose. Watch Jason wrangle in a potential $1000/month lead! In this video, we’re breaking down the exact framework for turning "Not interested" into "Tell me more." From the initial 5-second hook to the final follow-up, we cover the high-leverage skills that actually move the needle. 🚀 What You’ll Learn: The Trust Factor: How to build a relationship in seconds, not minutes. Script Surgery: How to analyze and refine your pitch to hit actual customer pain points. Role-Play Magic: Why practicing in a "safe zone" is the fastest way to increase your win rate. The Fortune is in the Follow-up: How to use automation to gather reviews and keep the momentum going. Key Insight: Sales isn't about talking someone into something; it's about understanding their needs so well that the solution becomes obvious. Watch the video below and drop a comment with your #1 takeaway! 👇

I was scrolling on TikTok one day and came across a wrap shop on TikTok live. I watched it for a few mins then just asked "do you have a website?" the owners brother said some guy was doing it but was taking forever to finish. He sent me a messaged asking for my contact info, I sent it to him. A few days go by then his brother (the owner) calls me, turns out his name is also Brandon and he's a cool down to earth guy. He told me to send him some of my work so I did, he was really impressed with my AI Santa and website for the nonprofit but he already paid the guy who was supposed to be finished with his website and he said he wanted to give him a chance. I said I understand, you can call me anytime. He said he was likely to call me back because he liked my work and I seemed trustworthy. A few weeks go by and I get a random call on a Friday from the owner of the shop asking me if i could rebuild his site and he wasn't really happy with what was made for him. So I'm remaking his site and he wants basically a full system to run his shop. what would you charge for build and setup? what about monthly? 🤔

My cousin has an automotive business with two locations. They do wrap, tint, detail, window installs, barber, mini splits but that's under a different name. What would you charge or what did you charge a family member who needed your services? website, workflows, missed call text back for start but probably try ai agent and keep. some seo, blog, and content (digital and professional with my Sony set up). Since its two locations Should there be 2 sub accounts? 2 different phone numbers? 2 different cookies lol no I'm sorry I'm hungry but anyway Did you give them a discount since they are family or make them pay full price?