As a millionaire living my best life, I'm giving $30k to the first 20 people who message me 'grace.' I understand that many people are struggling with bills, and I want to help reduce that burden.

hello everyone, I’ve been getting a lot of success cold dming business owners over whatsapp. I ask them if they’re still doing ‘service’ then say great I could possibly get you more jobs in July.. mind if I send a quick 3 min video explaining how we work.’ I send an engaging loom video talking through all their likely pain points (wasting time with price shoppers / going out to surveys to people that don’t have the budget) and how we solve them plus our offer. From 20 people i’ve already got 4 discovery calls booked which is pretty insane since I’m limited with how many messages I can send on my whatsapp plus the time its taking I want to hire dm setters to do it for me (give them the scripts plus video) Question for you veterans out there: wheres best place to find someone and what is a good pricing structure for them? Maybe some good facebook group suggestions or specific website? P.s happy to share more about the strategy/ what i say in the video All the best Ben

My first client has a database of 2000 past contacts, I offered the first month free so he could have proof that this works with no risk from him, I want to reactivate enough people so he knows it works but at the same time I want to space them out so I can keep him for a few months. So the question is, how many of his contacts should I try to reactivate in the first month.

Honestly, I’ve realized most leads aren’t lost because of bad ads—they slip away because the system isn’t set up right. Using GoHighLevel made things feel simpler for me—everything in one place, no chaos. The instant replies and follow-ups just run in the background, so I can focus more on actually closing deals instead of chasing leads. What's your thought on this fam?

I audited a lead generation campaign where the client was only tracking page views and button clicks, not actual form submissions. The Problem I see: > Meta was optimizing for clicks instead of real leads > High CTR, but very low quality inquiries > No clear data on who actually became a lead > Performance looked unstable and misleading What I fixed: > Implemented proper Meta Pixel + Conversion API setup > Tracked form submission as the main conversion event > Ensured clean event tracking for accurate optimization signals The Result: > Meta started optimizing for real leads instead of just clicks > More stable cost per lead > Better lead quality and intent > Clear visibility on actual conversions Key takeaway: If form submit tracking isn’t set up properly, Meta will optimize for clicks, not customers. And that alone can completely distort your results