@Josh Reaper started running ads 5 Weeks ago He took fast action Got on camera (without making excuses) Wasn't afraid to ask for feedback Implemented the feedback Launched without overthinking Speed wins! From Josh's Scorecard: Crew day rate: $2,350 Total Ad spend: 525.17 Daily budget: was $50, now $33 Total Leads: 40 Cost per lead: 13.13 Jobs Quoted: 14 Job Sales closed: 6 Conversion rate: 43% Quotes sent: $53,561 Quotes converted to jobs: $19,300 and counting Check out Josh's full update post below for the full story https://www.skool.com/ownrops/my-1st-3-full-weeks-of-business-running-facebook-ads?p=18abb38a P.S. Don't forget to tune in to tmrw's Livestream at 7am MST / 8am CST / 9am EST Link: https://youtube.com/@theownerop see u tmrw morning!

Chat GPT can do some impressive things with a few prompts. Getting the initial design was fine, getting it refined to fit a template is a bit more of a challenge. Feedback from the group? Too busy? Im trying to capture some keywords that might spark someone's interest instead of just "forestry mulching'

The sheet was the same copy as the 90 day revenue target...? My crew day number is $210. One employee plus me. Puts me at $1270.00 per day operating cost. One machine one employee.

Just getting rolling this spring... 0 0 0 for last 3 months. Looking at 25k per month. "I enjoy generating 25k per month from my business" Going to bid my first job this afternoon from a FB lead, 4.5 acres mulching for fire mitigation. Home owners insurance company wants it done.

Most of us are in “slow season” right now (or just coming out) Machines have been parked. Phone’s quiet. A lot of guys use that as an excuse to do nothing for those of you who want to do something about it, check this out! there are only 4 Ways To Advertise Literally. Every lead you will ever get comes from one of these four buckets. there are 2 types of people: • People who already know you (warm) • Total strangers (cold) Two ways to talk to them: • 1:1 (private) • 1:many (public) That gives you the “core four”: Let's start with the 2 ways to reach your WARM audience 1:1 (Private) aka WARM OUTREACH: Text / call every past customer, GC, realtor, excavator, and buddy who’s sent you work in the past: Script is simple: “Hey __, it’s __. I’ve got a couple March/April openings for mulching / clearing. Any projects you want me to look at or quote ahead of time?” Goal: 20–50 real conversations this week, not 2 half‑hearted texts.\\ 1 to Many (Warm) aka POSTING CONTENT: You’ve already got followers, friends, and people creeping on your profile. Show them you’re alive. • Post before/after pics of your best jobs • Write 3–5 “what to expect with forestry mulching” posts • Do a simple selfie video walking a job and explaining what you’d change Hit Facebook profile, Google Business page, local groups, email list. Goal? 1 useful post each day (don't overthink it - you don't need an editor) Now, let's cover the COLD audience 1:1 (COLD) – aka COLD OUTREACH Builders, developers, realtors, property managers, HOA boards. Most of them don’t have “their mulching guy” yet. Make a hit list of 50–100 and reach out: “Got a mulcher & crew. We handle ___ area. If you ever need overgrown lots / fence lines cleaned up, happy to be your first quote.”Your slow season is when they actually have time to talk vendors. hit the builders and GCs for land clearing jobs hit the real estate agents for the forestry mulching and property improvement jobs 1 to many (COLD) – PAID ADS