Hey all Just launched my own ad campaign last week. Been going really well actually But I saw someone asking for feedback on their funnel earlier this week so figured I'd do the same because it's the first time I've used my own as opposed to using it for service delivery and I'm always open to learning where I can Here it is https://emmettmccarry.com/welcome Please don't make any submissions on it. If you do it takes you through to this page https://emmettmccarry.com/lets-talk And if you book a call it takes you through to this page https://emmettmccarry.com/thank-you Keen to hear everyone's thoughts including @Uncle Jimmy Mitchell if he's free

Thought I'd share a new approach that’s made closing and taking payment from prospects on sales calls way smoother I used to run into the same frustrating issue of a prospect being fully sold on the offer, but when it came time to pay they’d hesitate. They’d say they needed to get money together, wait on an invoice, or “sort a few things first.” I realized that the way I was asking for payment was part of the problem. Dropping a payment link or invoice at the end felt too abrupt—like I was suddenly shifting focus to their money instead of the value they were getting. And this lost me the deal more often than not. So I made a small change to my process. Instead of sending a payment link, I built out a simple packages page on my website. On the sales call, I walk them through it—showing them the offer, pricing, and setup fees in a super clear way (setup fee to boost LTV). Now, when they say they’re happy to move forward, the page is right in front of them. All they do is click “Sign Up,” fill in their details, and payment is handled right then and there. No awkwardness, no friction. Signed my last two clients this way, and so far, every single person who clicks “Sign Up” follows through. Curious to know if this is something many others are doing? Haven't seen much discussion on this but it's a small change that's made a massive difference for me

When is it best to switch from 'Maximise Clicks' to 'Maximise Conversions' with Google Ads? For added context, the campaigns have been running for about 4 months and we have 30 conversions so far. @Cameron Walker @Cameron Walker

Guys, I’m running into a problem in my niche. I’m closing clients who seem fully committed—they say they love the service and want to move forward. I schedule an onboarding call, but on the day of the call, they back out, saying, “Thanks for everything, but we’ll pass.” I’m thinking of two possible solutions: 1️⃣ Sending them more content between the sales call and onboarding—like client testimonials and some previous client results (if you have suggestions lmk). 2️⃣ Taking a small deposit on the first call, even though I offer a free trial, just to create a stronger commitment. Would love to hear your thoughts and suggestions! How do you guys handle this?

Hey everybody, had a quick question. Just watched the lead form vs landing page video and got really valuable insights from @Uncle Jimmy Mitchell . I'm in the car detailing niche, helping detailers get ceramic coating jobs that usually last up to 2 days and cost from $700-$1500 on average. I've been using lead forms for every client I work with, but it seems that the cost per lead I get for my clients is high, and the lead quality isn't the best. Should I consider switching to landing pages, or should I continue lead forms? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!