Every agency has that one request they've learned to turn down. Could be a niche, a type of project, a payment setup, or just a certain kind of client. What's yours, and what happened that made you stop saying yes? 👇

Not the fancy stuff. The boring workflow that quietly pays for itself every month. Mine is a simple "missed call → instant text back" for service businesses. Nothing clever, but it saves more jobs than anything else I've built. Curious what's working for everyone else this year 👇 Drop your niche + the one automation you'd never remove. I'll go through the replies and connect people working in the same niche. Half the good deals I've seen came from two builders just talking.

Every few months the tool bill creeps up and I end up paying for stuff I barely use. Curious what everyone else has cut this year. What's one tool or subscription you cancelled and honestly didn't miss? And what did you replace it with, if anything? Could save a few people here some money 👇

Genuinely curious about this one. For me it's been cold DMs and conversations in communities like this. Paid ads have been hit or miss. What about you? Referrals, cold email, ads, content, something else? And what's the one part of getting clients that still feels harder than it should? I'll reply to everyone. If a few of us are stuck on the same thing, happy to share what's worked on my side.

Most deals I've lost weren't a "no". They were a "let's chat next week" that I never followed up on. Once I automated my follow-ups, a few "dead" leads came back and actually closed. So what's the one task still eating your week? - Following up with leads - Client onboarding - Reports & admin - Answering the same questions on repeat Comment below and I'll tell you how I'd automate it. Free, no pitch 🙌