Doing the first agency podcast today, and I need your help. Alright so, for those who don't know, I've been wanting to do an agency podcast for a long time. Today's the day. Recording the first one in the next 3 to 4 hours. Thing is, I need some seed stuff from you guys to work with on the call. Heads up though, this is a pretty rare chance for anyone outside my paid programmes to get personalised advice from me. The guys in the Guild get this kind of thing every week. For everyone else in here, this is your shot. So if there's something on your mind, take advantage of it. Here's what would be absolutely amazing: 1. Voice note questions → anything that's been on your mind around running an agency. Mindset stuff, concerns, stresses, whatever's weighing on you. The messier and more honest the better. 2. Copy or creatives to red-pen live → ads, landing page copy, emails, creatives, anything you want a fresh set of eyes on. I'll pull it up on the call and rip into it in real time. 3. A lead form → if you've got one you want me to pick apart, send it through too. Look, I don't fully know what the format's going to look like yet. Probably just me getting on and giving advice off the cuff. But the more you guys send through, the better this thing's going to be. Scan the QR code below to send it straight to my WhatsApp. Voice notes, screenshots, links, whatever. Just fire it across. 3 to 4 hours from now. Anything you can get to me before then would be sweet. Cheers.

Might sound like a stupid question But for agency owners doing over 10k/pm do you still believe that cold outreach is actually worth the time and hassle? My experience has always been that you'll attract curious leads, who want to find a way to shortcut success and are looking for a golden ticket offer with 101 guarantees, no work involved and free until they make 100k Maybe I was bad at sales and pitching, I don't know but keen to hear everyone's thoughts before I jump in and commit to 500 to see if it's still worth it Got some free time on my schedule now so just trying to stay smart

Looking for a CSM to manage client relationships for a friend who runs a 7 figure roofing agency 💵 Compensation: - $3-5k/month OTE - Bonus on client testimonials & Google reviews - Recurring revenue share 🧰 Requirements: - US/Canada based - Available Eastern Time hours - Experience managing client accounts preferred Referral bonus: $1k if you know someone who's a good fit. DM me if interested or tag someone below.

Quick one for anyone here working with med spa, aesthetic, or private healthcare clinic clients, or who knows people who do. I run a SaaS in that space. We turn clinics from "expensive job for the owner" into scalable, sellable businesses with predictable monthly recurring revenue. The mechanism: a branded patient app that activates the existing patient base instead of burning more cash on ads. Memberships, loyalty, push offers, financing, the works. Clinics typically go from patients visiting 1-2x per year to 8-12x, with meaningful MRR landing inside the first few months. The deal on my end: 30% lifetime commission per clinic that signs. €149/month per active customer, paid monthly. Churn is under 2%, so 10 closed referrals = ~€1,500/month for as long as they stay. What you do: book a clinic owner on a call with us. We handle demo, sales, contract, onboarding, and support. You get paid month after month. Two profiles I want to talk to: - You already serve med spa / aesthetic / clinic clients, voice agents, ads, ops, whatever. The relationship is already there. - You don't directly, but you know someone who does. Agency owner, consultant, supplier into that niche. DM me and we'll figure out a way to make it work for you too. This is a direct partnership, not an open affiliate link. I'm approving partners personally. If it sounds like a fit, DM me and I'll send the full breakdown.

What's up y'all. I've posted my struggles with a client i had a few weeks ago but the TLDR is, he's a one man band bathroom renovation business, he doesnt really make a set monthly revenue because his stream of installations aren't consistent each month, i tried running ads for 30 days with a budget of £20 per day and in total, generated 12 leads (10 were horse shit) but 2 were serious, one turned into a site visit but they didnt have the budget. Overall, he doesnt really have the money to run another month which is fair enough but i want to have clear expectations on what an ideal budget should be for running ads for kitchen/bathroom renovation companies... was £20 a day too low and 1 month too short of a time span to generate leads that convert into actual jobs with that budget? or am i just shit and need to get good haha. Would appreciate y'alls insight if youve ran ads for the same niche