Well I am just curious to know I know it differs but I hope I can get some clarity , because I didn't put much effort in anything..................

I was aiming for $500 a month but eish I didn't have any leverage when it came to past experience but I didn't let it get in the way of getting experience 😭Plus I'm from SA so the money is still good hoping to charge her $500p/m when I show her results

He asked, “What’s the price for setting up email marketing and a welcome sequence?” I replied, “$1,000.” He chuckled and said, “Say it again.” I repeated, “$1,000.” He made me say it three times, still giggling. Then he said, “Let me share this with my team.” He had been recording the call and told me he’d get back to me after they reviewed it. He seemed surprised by the price and reacted with a casual “Damn” when I first mentioned it. He’s the business owner, but didn’t make any decision on the spot. what is your opinion guys ? what happened to him like was he mocking or trying to see my confident or stunned by price..... lets see i already got the call i dont know what should i do now

still here ?

I wanna know if I'm categorizing prospects correctly and I'm offering them the right thing. The logic behind the offers is to give as much free value as possible to gain the prospect's trust, and I tried to base them as much as I can on Alex Hormozi's book (100 Million Dollar Offers). I divided the prospects into four stages: Stage 1: Traffic Problem (Paid Ads Not Converting). Stage 2: Capture Problem (No Lead Magnet). Stage 3: Conversion Problem ( Lead Magnet Downloads Don't Book). Stage 4: Reactivation Problem (Dead Email List). In this Docs file, there are the characteristics of each stage and the offer to it: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xvDZPT1AAmIw2FNSWFg5rgXdJI49BLmgC30ppHSgry4/edit?usp=sharing Let me know if anything sounds desperate or salsey. @Saad Riaz @Kiran Alfred @Seesdeep Singh guys, I need your opinion on this.