I built this ad using AgentRage.com + Descript for about $3. It took me 5 minutes. I will show you how. Business idea: Offer an advertisement manager package to your clients. Example - we'll create 4 customized ads for your brand (1 per week) and rotate them across social media platforms for $100 month. Customer determines their ad spend budget and you do all the rest. What do you think?

I cold called local roofing companies, sent out SMS messages, and even tested Instagram DMs to real estate businesses. At first, it was frustrating with a lot of no-pickups, but I pushed through. Ended up booking 1 meeting from cold calling and another from following up on SMS outreach. This was my first time booking 2 meetings in one day, and in the video, I break down how it happened, what I did differently, and what I learned along the way. 👉 Watch the full Day 17 breakdown HERE

So today around 1pm I followed up with the client that I was about to onboard yesterday. When I called him, he actually told me he was just about to call me and let me know he was ready for the onboarding call since he wasn’t that busy. I told him if he had time now, we could hop on, but if he was busy we could push it to around 4 or 5pm. He said, “I’ll give you the priority,” so we went ahead and finally hopped on the call. On the call, I explained everything I had done for him so far and showed him the QR code I created for his business to get more reviews. He tested it out and really liked it. The only problem with this client is that he’s not very tech-savvy. I sent him his GHL login details and since he wasn’t home, he joined from his phone instead of a laptop. He eventually logged in, but he struggled with creating a new password and then couldn’t find the button to connect his Google Business Profile. I told him to just follow along on my screen, but he said my screen looked too small since he was on mobile. If he was on a laptop, it would’ve been way easier. I then walked him through Launchpad and told him to click the option that says “connect your Google Business Profile,” but he still couldn’t find it. After struggling for a while, he suddenly left the call. I don’t think it was intentional — he had already told me his phone was about to die, so I’m guessing that’s what happened. I tried calling him right after, but his number said unavailable, which makes me think his phone just died. So right now, he’s very close to being fully onboarded. My question is: since he’s not good with tech, what would you guys recommend I do? Should I create a tutorial video walking him step by step on how to connect his Google Profile and just send it to him? Or is there a way I can connect his Google Business Profile for him without him doing anything? Also, I recorded the whole onboarding session, so I’ve got everything saved. Tomorrow I’ll call him again and make sure to finish the onboarding so he can start getting reviews.

So yesterday I sent out about 100 SMS messages and one guy actually replied today saying he’s interested. I gave him a call, explained what I offer, how I help him get more reviews, more customers, and rank higher on Google Maps. After I went through everything, he asked me if that means he has to give me his customer information. I told him yes, and he said that’s a concern for him because he doesn’t trust just anyone with that info. So I suggested we schedule a quick demo call where I can show him the whole process, the automations, and exactly how it works so he can see it with his own eyes. He agreed and I booked him for this Thursday. My question is, what do you guys think I should say to him on the call when he brings up the concern about sharing his customer information? I’m not exactly sure how to handle that part yet. If a client told you this, how would you respond?

I'm testing out some automated lead generation techniques. I don't really need these as that's not my business model. Free to anybody!