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Hey, The Facebook ads are amazing so far and the main sales calls that got booked came from people that booked the Calendly schedule. However there's about 3 to 5 other leads just wandering that didn't book a Calendly so i've been emailing, texting, and calling to no avail. What's weird is that the two I was available to get in-contact with all ignored my outreach beforehand too (call, text & email) but showed up to their scheduled calendar appt so it makes me think these business owners really just got insane blinders ignoring everything. With that said, the answer is likely just boost up my volume (doing two-a-days) but I'm wondering if theres any other tricks i can be doing to get in-touch with the leads on a call? P.S. I wanted to jump onto the Kyle call last week but got caught up with work so let me know if you can share any insight here before I jump on the webby this week i'll make sure not to miss.

@Henry Fortunatow Any chance we can get that P&L sheet you go over in the course where you break it down by immediate cash collected and forecasted revenue. Side question that's related, whats a good ROI to work towards when paying for ads in terms of immediate cash collected versus customer lifetime value. There are some niches where that first initial sale is pennies but the likelihood they stick with you based on the averages is prolonged so the CLV is great. However, there must be a fine balance on not needing to wait a whole year to make your desired ROI but also not limiting your buying power because you're trying to squeeze $10 CPA to make like $80 to $100 immediate cash for example.

Hey Henry, do you have the SEO offer you mentioned on Facebook to share?