I purchased Climbo about a year ago, and I was still on the older version. I just changed everythign over and now on the new domain! Time to really get to work! This is my review landing page site! https://app.powerupaireviews.com/review/#/powerupai

Picked up 2 new clients this week form my social media Ai agent. 1 Pool business and a cafe both on my $199 per month plan. Multi reach-out I used the Ai agent to create the posts to my business pages and Linked in and then I share a post a day in to different groups and it works. so Pay rise of $4800 per year.

Hi Climbers, I want to highlight this approach shared in the community by @Gary Hickman because it perfectly shows how this business really works in the real world. The idea is simple, but very powerful. Instead of overthinking pricing, branding, funnels, or trying to make everything perfect from day one… just start by getting results for a few businesses. Go after businesses that can clearly afford your service (for example $400–$600/month clients). Then offer them a free trial for a few months and go all-in. Set everything up for them. Help them collect reviews. Even invest a bit upfront if needed (flyers, NFC cards, QR codes). The goal is not to make money immediately, but to create real case studies and real impact. At that point, you’re no longer an “external tool”. You become part of their team. You manage their Google and Facebook profiles, you monitor their reviews, and most importantly… you start seeing problems: • slow responses to reviews • missed opportunities • bad ratings not handled properly • no consistent review flow And that’s where the real opportunity is. When you go back to them (even just for a coffee), you’re not pitching anymore. You’re showing them what’s happening and where they’re losing money. Then you offer the solution. This is the key shift: from selling software → to solving real problems. And you don’t need many clients to make this work. Even just 2–3 clients at $400–$600/month already makes the whole thing worthwhile and validates your business. The takeaway is this: Start small. Get hands-on. Focus on results. Use those results to sell. This is how you build a real reputation management business.

APPLE BUSINESS Starting April 14, Apple will switch to a more GBP-Like business platform with manager access and other features. It will no longer be called Apple Business Connect but "Apple Business". And it will also include an Apple Business Manager, similar to the Google Business Profile Manager. Why now? Apple wants to boost its bottom line with a new ads platform. Which is why they want to improve user experience for Apple Business users. Here is what you can expect, some of them will be new, others are just pulled from the currently existing Apple Business Connect platform. New brand profiles: Manage brand name, logo, and key details consistently across Apple Maps, Wallet, and other features and apps. Place cards: Customize with photos, detailed location information, hours, and other useful details that display across Apple Maps, Safari, Spotlight, and more. Showcases and custom actions: Highlight deals, special offers, new products, or seasonal items on place cards in Maps. Add custom actions like order or reserve to direct customers to a preferred website or app. Location insights: Gain valuable insights into how customers discover and interact with businesses on Maps, including search, views, and taps on actions. Branded communications: Display branding prominently in the Mail app and on iCloud Mail to increase awareness. Branding will display with tracked orders in Wallet for a more recognizable customer experience. Tap to Pay on iPhone: Build trust by displaying a brand logo and name on the payment screen when accepting payments directly on iPhone. Apple Maps ads are coming in Summer to US and Canada Apple Business Essentials, Apple Business Manager, and Apple Business Connect will no longer be available once Apple Business launches. ======================================= Surely this must be good for us, as it will mean more people wanting to get reviews for their businesses What are your thoughts ?

Cheerio Climbers, I started dealing with Climbo 2,5 months ago. I set up my website and watched most of the tutorials. Super hyped I contacted businesses in my surroundings (I focus on restaurants and cafés). To be honest: It was draining. Most restaurant owner were not very pleased to listen to my offer - after they've been contacted by Google and other local business directories before. I really started to doubt myself and whether I should change my niche. But I kept going. Since this week the penny dropped and I've closed 5 restaurants on an annual plan. 3.000 € in one week is pretty awesome and really excites me. 😍 Interestingly once a local business starts using the software, their competitors also feel the urge to sign up. Good for me, good for them, good for us. Good luck to all of you who push through initial challenges as well. Keep going 🙌