That’s a wild situation. All the technology in the world and that happens 🙄 glad you got that sorted out seems like they should fix that

Here’s one ad we are currently running

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Awesome job @Jake Starr ! Just seconding all the great advice in here you’ve already gotten! You got a winner my brother!

@Jake Starr fantastic job brother!!! This is money. The only nit picky suggestion I would make is to include a definitive call to action at the end. Like “we’re ready to help” then “visit *website* or click link and fill out form for free property assessment”

People told me my market was “over saturated” and tbh we’re killing it right now. The companies that are going to tell you that are ones that don’t wanna put the time and effort that’s required to market in today’s society. I shouldnt say that as a blanket statement but that’s how I feel. I think a lot of people in the industry have gotten comfortable with it being a smaller niche and now more people are gravitating to it and it’s scary for them. That being said, there’s PLENTY of work most everywhere especially where you’re at. If you don’t wanna spend money on ads at first. Hit your 100 reach outs. I’m telling you this is all we did for the first two weeks. We bothered everyone we could possibly find and didn’t stop. Get yourself booked up a couple weekends and rent the equipment. That first job…..FILM EVERYTHING…you need to stack weeks of content from your first job and bleed it dry for every thing you can possibly get. Then be the content man in your area. Put yourself on all socials. Those other companies aren’t going to do that and don’t want to do that. We have 3 very large and established outfits in our same city, but I’m KILLING them on social media. I made the determination that I was going to talk to more people and post my face and our machine more than all of them and it’s paid off. In summary : - do your 100 reach outs every day (they work) - Book jobs and rent equipment based off that - Create as much content (free advertising) as possible off your job

Don’t get discouraged. Just keep working. And the biggest thing to set yourself aside from other companies is being a closer. You close by connecting. When you’re on these bids care about THIER problems and visions not your work. I LOVE being in my machine, but that doesn’t get me the job. Ask them what their dreams for these spaces are and follow up on it, let them paint a perfect picture of what it is they want and there’s your solution to their problem. Be genuine and care about the reason behind the work. A lady went with us simply because she said verbatim “I can tell you get excited about the outcome and that means a lot”