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Heyy everyone, I’m really excited to share that I’ve finally crossed $10k in total revenue from selling websites, while sitting heree in India I know I might seem like a stranger here since I havent been very active in the community, but I wanted to share this milestone with you guysss This is honestly a huge milestone for me, and Im planning to be much more active in the community going forward. Just wanted to share the winn

Closing a local business on a $1,500 setup fee feels incredible until day two when you actually have to get their copy, photos, and feedback together. Most clients say they want a site fast, but then go completely dark the moment you ask for basic business assets to start building. It always seems like closing the deal is only half the battle, while managing the project across emails and messages is where the real delay happens. How do you keep client delivery from dragging on for weeks once the invoice gets paid?

Hi all. @Abe Adel mentioned Outscraper in here a while back and it reminded me of the thing that ate the most time when I started building lists. You pull a few hundred businesses out of Outscraper and a big chunk of what comes back is hello@, info@ or inquiries@, plus a pile of catch-all domains that accept anything you send them. The catch-alls look fine and then do nothing, because nobody owns that inbox. What I do now: 1. Pull the list in Outscraper as usual, but keep the domain and bin the generic email. 2. Run those domains through Apollo to get named people at each company, so you're writing to a person and not a front desk. 3. Where Apollo has no hit, waterfall to a second source. Guessing the first.last@ pattern is where most of your bounce rate comes from. 4. Put the whole lot through Reoon Email Verifier before it goes near a sending tool. It separates the catch-alls out instead of lumping them in with the valid ones. 5. Send to verified only. Park the catch-alls in their own list if you want to test them later, but keep them out of the main sequence. The generic inbox is the part that kills a campaign without ever showing up as a problem. Bounces damage the sending domain, and info@ is almost never read by the person who can say yes. Happy to share the Apollo filters I use if anyone wants them.

We’re launching something new. And before we take it everywhere and start pushing it publicly, I wanted to put it in front of you guys first. Most of you here are agency owners, so I actually want your opinion on this. The idea came from something we kept seeing again and again. Agencies with good work. Good clients. Good teams. Good case studies. They could deliver. They could get results for clients. But when it came to getting new clients consistently, there was no real sales department behind the business. And whenever the pipeline slowed down, the founder had to jump back in and fix it. That’s the problem we decided to solve. So instead of creating another service where someone just sends cold messages for you, we decided to build the entire sales department. End to end. The way we’re approaching it is as a 90-day build. We start with the foundation. First, we build the entire lead generation system. We figure out exactly who you should be targeting, build the lead engine, create the lead lists, and make sure you have a consistent flow of qualified prospects coming into the system. Then we build the cold outbound infrastructure. Email infrastructure. Sending infrastructure. The domains, inboxes, setup, tracking and everything required to actually run outbound properly. Then we write the outreach. The messaging. The sequences. The follow-ups. And we start sending. Once the system is live, we don’t just leave it there. We keep running it, tracking it and optimizing it until we get it to a point where the target is at least 2 qualified meetings per day. Then we move to the next part. The sales team. We hire the sales reps. Train them. Give them the systems they need. And create custom SOPs for the actual business. Not generic SOPs downloaded from somewhere. The process is built around how that specific company sells, communicates, qualifies, follows up and closes. And then we put an AI Sales Academy on top of everything. So instead of constantly training people manually, the sales team has a system where they can learn the processes, SOPs, sales knowledge and everything they need at their own pace.