I just finished a 40-minute deep dive with Kyle Sulerud, founder of LeadZolo and usejuiced.com, and I'm honestly rethinking how I sell leads. Here's what blew my mind: Instead of selling leads at fixed prices... your buyers BID against each other in a reverse auction. Sounds crazy, right? But here's what happened when agencies made the switch: • Lead prices increased by 30-40% (same leads, higher revenue) • Client complaints dropped by 80% (they love the control) • Time spent managing clients cut in half (self-service features) • ZERO wasted leads (marketplace liquidates everything) Kyle walked me through: ✅ Exactly how the reverse auction system works ✅ Why buyers actually PREFER this model (counterintuitive but true) ✅ The pricing psychology that makes clients pay more ✅ How to transition your existing clients without losing them ✅ Real feedback from agencies who made the switch ✅ The marketplace feature that ensures you never waste a lead again This is a 40-minute masterclass on scaling your lead distribution. And I'm giving it away for FREE to this community. Want the full video? 👉 Comment "JUICED" below and I'll send you the link (I'm keeping this exclusive to engaged community members only - no lurkers 😉) P.S. - If you're still selling leads manually or using outdated distribution software, this conversation will open your eyes to what's possible in 2025.

Anyone here solved onboarding and distributing booked calls to smaller clients. I have a few large ones and its easy to manage. But smaller clients create equal amount of time and relationship management for us so we could scale our revenue fast with them (As they signup quickly) but the problems scale too. Wondering if anyone has a system they've created around this.

sorry for all the posts Does anyone know how I can increase my ad account limit on FB? I'm at 12 ad accounts and it's not letting me add more. One of the accounts is disabled because a client didn't pay the remaining fee.

If a potential client runs Facebook ads or TikTok ads through an agency (or direct) does that exclude us from using the same platforms to generate leads for that same client? Is that a cannibalisation effect - or should this not be a concern, and if so, why not? Thanks!

I currently have 75 telemarketers dialing a few campaigns, however I was thinking of switching them to all dialing and selling our pay-per-lead packages and agency services instead. I’m not sure the cleanest way to do this and wanted to get some advice from the more experienced PPL and agency guys here. I can generate an enormous amount of live transfers for this daily, but how can I turn that into a profitable model that cashflows quickly?