[QUESTION] Lead Generation for Digital Service Agency

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Can anyone help me with lead generation for web design, development and website seo leads ?
I am really good at Web Development & SEO.
I have no idea about lead gen.If you do lead generation maybe we can work together. Or else can you suggest me some good methods ?
 
Where are you based out at?

I am no one really to suggest you anything as you yourself have rich experience. Just I know have been working with agencies and have seen them doing strong networking to make lead generation
 
Where are you based out at?

I am no one really to suggest you anything as you yourself have rich experience. Just I know have been working with agencies and have seen them doing strong networking to make lead generation

Am based in Bangalore, India. Can you atleast tell me where to start, because so far i have only worked for companies this is my first trying to start something
 
There isn't really a "set" way. The market is heavily competitive so you gotta figure out how to be different and ahead of the game.

Give value - a ton of value, which will help you close sales.
 
There isn't really a "set" way. The market is heavily competitive so you gotta figure out how to be different and ahead of the game.

Give value - a ton of value, which will help you close sales.
I am ready to provide services for 100$ that usually costs 1000's of $s but where do i find my clients online to send a proposal pitch ?
 
I am ready to provide services for 100$ that usually costs 1000's of $s but where do i find my clients online to send a proposal pitch ?

Charging lower does not necessarily mean you will get more sales.

There's a story in "The Psychology of Persuasion" where this jeweler was trying to sell this item. She tried all types of lower prices but never sold it. She accidentally ended up making the price higher, and it got sold.
People will pay for quality and you shouldn't be afraid to charge what you're worth.

Higher Tier Clients are generally easier to deal with and also gives you more room to grow their companies.


Luka
 
Charging lower does not necessarily mean you will get more sales.

There's a story in "The Psychology of Persuasion" where this jeweler was trying to sell this item. She tried all types of lower prices but never sold it. She accidentally ended up making the price higher, and it got sold.
People will pay for quality and you shouldn't be afraid to charge what you're worth.

Higher Tier Clients are generally easier to deal with and also gives you more room to grow their companies.


Luka

Never thought about it like that. Nice suggestion. Thanks :)
 
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