Hey guys!! In September I started a "Pay per Lead" offer and managed to close 9 clients. I've been using GHL over the last 3 years for all my other agency offers I was running in the past and have become super familiar with it... However, it does have pretty big limitations when it comes to running a Pay per Lead offer (Slow funnel loading speeds, poor survey customization, flying blind since I can't see how many people start the survey and where they drop off, etc). I've been looking into HeyFlow as an alternative but I find the funnel builder a headache to get around (another steep learning curve just as GHL was at the start...). Webflow is also always an alternative. I was curious to know what everyone here used for their funnels and surveys!! Looking forward to your thoughts and answers!

Who's using these? Who's curious to try? I am offering FREE skit style ad production to the first 3 people who want one made up with Arcads Ai. These crush leads on Meta! All you have to do is use this GPT prompt I pasted below to come up with the script for your industry/brand. Post it back here on this thread and I will make the video in Arcads for you and edit it, at no charge! Hurry, this is limited to just the first 3 people who post their script in the comments below. In my paid skool community, which I am working on, I am thinking to offer 1 Ai UGC ad per month to members. This will help me keep my very expensive Arcads Pro subscription! 🤣 Prompt to use: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Tvhoo5DC3i4r_ZvnE-KUWRUu2ZtrUqmzgJMwV38CGRI/edit?usp=sharing

Hi @Billy Robinson, hope you are well. Just a little clarification on the £2.5k starting budget you mentioned. Is this amount split between tools/systems and advertising spend for generating both client acquisition and vertical testing leads? I have some questions about the vertical testing part: 1. When generating test leads for your vertical, is this primarily to prove the lead generation is viable before approaching clients? 2. Do you ever provide free sample leads to prospective buyers as part of your sales process? I know the standard advice in PPL is "get paid upfront," but I think I may have lost a significant deal by refusing to provide samples. In my niche (UK property investment), larger buyers seem to expect sample batches for quality testing, and I'm seeing other providers willing to accommodate this. I had a conversation with a major buyer on LinkedIn who said they'd purchase 50-100 leads daily if quality checks out, but they wanted to test a sample batch first. They presented this as standard industry practice. A contract like that could be worth £1M+ annually. My question: In your experience, is there ever a strategic case for providing paid sample batches (say 20-25 leads at cost) to land enterprise-level buyers, or does this always lead down a problematic path? I'm trying to balance the PPL principle of getting paid upfront with the reality of how large buyers seem to operate in this vertical. If anyone else cares to chime in, feel free.

Welcome to Pay Per Lead Nation! We're excited to have you join our community of agency owners making the switch from retainers to results. Drop a comment below and tell us: 1. What's your name and where are you located? 2. What's your current agency situation? (SMMA, freelancer, just starting, etc.) 3. What niche are you interested in or currently working in? The more we know about you, the better we can help! Plus, you'll find others in similar situations to connect with. Let's build this community together! 🚀 Comment below this thread!

Lately I’ve been messing around with Loveable to build landing pages, has anyone tried anything similar.? And if so, what’s your experience been like with it?