@Mike Reardon watch some of the tech calls - aaron does a lot of debugging which provides an example of how to find errors.

@Mike Reardon oops. wrong group. my apologies

you can pay as you go, depending on review volumes.

@Deon Bryan i am not yet offering it focusing on DBR. it's something that is seemingly of a much higher value than its easy to sell at - how many business have been built on frequent and positive reviews? and how many have failed as a result of same? a few ways to find a price - establish and agree replacement cost of having a person do the work in a timely basis - and a percentage of that what the value to the business having lots of customer feedback as well as positive and responded to customer reviews could be - and a percentage of that. ask what the partner or clients thinks is fair - investigate how they came to their number if it doesn't align with yours. have a fixed price based on the effort it takes you to configure and monitor and maintain and publicize that as non-negotiable no right answer - just what works for you as compensation for your time and accumulated knowledge, and your partner/client as to the value they believe they are receiving.

there are other androids dan has that are optimized for this sort of work. the free sleeping beauty android in the prince charming challenge is built for DBR - database reactivation of dormant leads. it could be modified manually or use other builds. in terms of volume depends on the profit per sale.

i might suggest the "processing" means they haven't loaded into your subaccount yet.

linkedin works for targeting as well - search "roofers" and filter by owners or sales.

@Awais S you can use just normal linkedin - it's not as detailed but it works well enough