Got my first positive reply from my first set of outreach. Thanks to @Aaron Brewer for the suggestions. Lets goo. *image edited with AI.

First off, huge thanks to Aaron and the managers for building this community. About 3 years ago, I was pretty lost in the marketing agency space. A lot of things felt saturated, repetitive, and honestly not very genuine anymore. While exploring different outreach methods, I noticed there were tons of automation tools out there, but very few reliable suppliers for quality aged social media accounts for platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn. After a lot of trial and error (and many sleepless nights), I ended up building ColdAccs.com focused on providing high-quality social media accounts that businesses can use for outreach and client acquisition. The beginning was definitely slow and difficult, but things have been growing steadily and we’re now doing multiple 4 figures monthly, with a goal of hitting $100k/month by the end of the year. Looking forward to connecting with like-minded people here, sharing ideas, learning from each other, and hopefully helping each other grow!

$299 for web design. And I got another positive response from another potential client. Let's gooo.

Here’s a FULL breakdown on the EXACT sales framework I have used to close multiple millions in agency deals. I go 100% in-depth. The video’s an hour long, so have a pen & paper handy to take notes. Enjoy 🙌 https://youtu.be/_A73qdY832g?si=CALFSquyexw9p0q-

Running a agency and being real for a second… Our biggest bottleneck right now isn’t fulfillment, scaling, or even qualifying leads… It’s simply getting consistent inbound leads in the first place. Feels like everyone talks about optimizing funnels, sales processes, etc. — but none of that matters if the pipeline isn’t consistently filled. Right now we’re testing different approaches, but curious what’s actually working for others here: What’s been your most reliable way of generating inbound leads lately? Organic? Paid? Outbound turned inbound? Would love to hear what’s actually working in real-world scenarios.