Tyler “StumpGuyTy” Mumford breaks down the exact cold texting system he used to build a $275K solo stump grinding business, with 60–70% of revenue coming from B2B subcontract work. No ads. No cold calling all day. Just a simple, repeatable system. If you want predictable B2B work and to become the go-to subcontractor in your market, watch this 👇

Okay post last week 5-5 star reviews 1 job 0 leads 0 quotes 2500.00 revenue 320 contacts Made 3 post on FB Post 1 reel.

just got back from visiting my VIP client in Austin, TX & I'm FIRED UP! we filmed more FB ads on site, met the crews in person, saw the new Cat 285 & Fecon Mulcher, worked on strategy with ops manager, & crushed some good BBQ 🤪 back in May, another entrepreneur hired me to build a land clearing business for him they'll do over $90M this year in his other business but he wanted in the trades why? he sees the writing on the wall AI is taking over all the tech jobs I've said it before & I'll say it again... Local, blue collar service businesses are the best business opportunity of our generation (and the most AI proof) He saw what I built in Bear Claw and he wanted the exact same thing for himself... named my price he agreed 6 months later we're hitting $150k+ months how? simple using the same operating systems that I built to grow Bear Claw with Last month, I shared this Blue Collar Growth System with 18 other guys inside an intensive 4 Week Growth Sprint we covered how to: 1. get leads 2. win jobs 3. implement scalable operating systems and the guys crushed it @Blake Trant won his first $5k forestry mulching job before finishing the sprint @Trevor Hanosh booked $9k worth of Fire Mitigation jobs after finishing @Doug ODell got his first snow plow clients it's the same process that @Colby McArthur has used to go from $30k in his bank to over $200k I've got an exciting announcement to make soon for the New Year but first, I've got a question for you... what are your goals for 2026?

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Looking for some feedback from folks running FB ads. We launched FB ads a week ago and started by sending traffic to our own funnel/landing page form. The ads appeared to perform well (1,000+ clicks to the form page), but we got zero form submissions. Based on feedback, we pivoted and launched a new campaign but switched to a Facebook lead form (Higher Intent). Form setup is very simple: - Name + phone required - Email optional We’ve had 9 “leads” come through, but so far they all appear bogus: - Most don’t answer calls or texts - One person who answered had no idea who we were and said they never filled out a form - Others go straight to call screening / IVR and never respond For those of you successfully using FB lead forms: - Should we add more friction to the form? - More form questions? - What changes actually improved lead quality for you? Looking for what’s working for you guys. Appreciate any insight.