I just landed a deal sourcing gig with a PE firm β do you want me to teach this here?
Quick story from this weekend. π Over Memorial Day I got talking with a private equity owner about my agency and my background in cold calling. One thing led to another and I pitched myself to source deals for his firm. We're now in active talks, and the only thing standing between me and getting paid is picking up the phone and cold calling businesses. Here's why I'm telling you this: Deal sourcing is one of the highest-leverage skills you can have right now. If you can cold call, you can get in front of serious money β high-ticket sales and real commission, over 5-figures in these deals. The same skills we use to book and close web design clients translate directly into sourcing deals for investors. So I want to ask the room: Would you want to see deal sourcing videos and a full breakdown here in The Agency Skool? I'm thinking real over-the-shoulder stuff β how I found the opportunity, the pitch I used, how the cold calling scripts work for sourcing vs. closing clients, and how the commission side works. Drop a π₯ if you want it, or comment below and tell me what you'd want me to cover first.