Started running Facebook ads 3 weeks ago, as of today we have $77k quoted jobs , and $7500 on the books First job starts this Friday. The work is definitely there!

Just fired off a proposal and estimate to a client who reached out recently. This was a client that responded to my recent Facebook add and completed my service request form. After originally emailing them back and not hearing a word from them I decided to send a follow-up text. Good thing I did because my email had gone straight to spam. This quote was for clearing approximately 1.5 acres. Pair that with another quote that's getting ready to go out and I'll have $20,000 in active quotes just for July alone. Even though I have yet to collect a deposit for anything, I still can't help but feel the excitement building!

Hi All! Just wanted to update and wrap up my long saga on here for everyone. I know it's a lot to read through, but if you're in the position I was a few months ago, wondering if this is all possible, I hope you can find a little motivation in this to give it a try. - April 10th I took possession of my new CAT 275xe. I finally got out of the dealer at around Noon and drove straight to my first job. Risky not having ran it before, but you gotta learn somehow! - spent almost every week day in the machine on jobs up until today trying to get caught up on all the work I booked before even having the machine (thanks to facebook ads) - have just a couple jobs left with paid deposits, finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. - grabbed some good before/after pics and vids to start creating new content for updating socials and new ads - 5 5-Star Reviews achieved on new Google Business Profile and counting Since April 10th, I have completed and received payment on $23,875 worth of work with an average job ticket of $3,410. The rest of this week and next week will be spent finishing up the final 2 jobs with deposits which will be for $9,875 worth of work. I hope someone gets a little value out of all this to see what is possible. A month ago, I was working a $90k a year W2 behind a computer all day. Miserable. Now, I'm in woods all day tearing things up and enjoying life so much more and making a great living. While I don't plan to run this wide open all the time, it is nice to see what is possible if you truly wanted to grind away and make hay when you can. Just don't get burned out! I am posting before/after vids of one of my favorite jobs I completed on a random Tuesday, and the rewarding joy you can bring with this work. I did this job for a couple who had inherited this property from a passing parent. They wanted to build their retirement home on this property. Both husband and wife were in tears after seeing the finished property (in a good way!) He said "I haven't been able to walk this property like this since I was a 6 year old boy. If it was Friday, I'd pack the kids and tent up and we'd camp out here all weekend."

Just completed my FIRST job today! Not a huge one but the first one is the hardest. Got leads coming in and things are moving. Just gotta keep up!

Been gone for a couple weeks and just getting back on here. Such growth info just keeps coming out of this group! Thanks Austin for all the knowledge. From pod casts to content on the stool group. Update- started beginning of May. $1315 in FB ads generated $51,175 open estimates, $4,650 excepted, $2,150 scheduled, $23,150 lost and $15,015 completed totalling $96,240. I cant even imagine just starting and seeing how well FB works. Yes, I still have open estimates and most have been in contact with me regarding timeframe and want to do the work. Biggest take away from my first month speed to lead, fast site visit and ask them to buy gets the down payment. Everytime I deviate from the game plan even a little adds time to close the sale/ potentially loose it. Just wanted to share as these are exciting times and still everyday learning. Keep grinding and put in the work. Kind regards, Sean BrushX Land Management PS- if you haven't used clearpath yet I would check it out. Such a great tool to use that is designed specifically for land clearing guys.