Anyone doing PPL for plumbing, or know someone doing well in this niche? Obviously Google Ads works better than META Ads for this since it's an urgent service. I'm curious to know how your system is set up. Specifically... - How are you managing multiple clients who are in different areas (e.g. Main domain like PlumbingPete.com with pages for each client like: /atlanta-plumber, /miami-plumber, etc., or what exactly?) - How do you get each client enough leads that are exclusive to them and their area? - What is your CPL, and how much are you selling the leads for? Any help is appreciated

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I picked the funding niche (specifically equipment leasing). I ran ads in this niche for 2 separate clients before and generated a bunch of leads (Not PPL model, just retainer clients). I refined the funnel, made it targeted throughout, put disqualifications in the ad, form, etc. and even though leads were slightly more qualified on paper, my clients weren’t able to get any of them funding for various reasons (funding has a lot of variables). Have you or anyone you know cracked the code on this and crushing it with the doing PPL in funding? A lot of funding brokers know about and/or experienced poor lead quality and low approval rates, so the few I’ve chatted with are hesitant to do PPL. Any insights on this niche is greatly appreciated, @Billy Robinson

A great way to make money with Pay Per Lead is to team up with someone who is good at sales, or good at media buying and go 50:50 on profits. I'm not saying become business partners, you can still stay separate entities, but take this example: Person 1 - Sells leads to clients and manages the relationships Person 2 - Runs ads and manages lead distribution They get 3 x clients who buy $10k a month in leads Total revenue = $30,000 Lead costs = $15,000 per month Profit each = $7,500 ea I've seen this work really well. Has anyone done this? or is open to trying it? Keen to hear your thoughts.

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