winteriscoming06
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Could I get a demo of funnel too please? Thank you!
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H0BB5
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We do, but as Victoriou$ said, we just don't have the man power to scale globally. We don't want investors so we figured might as well open the platform up and do some revenue sharing opposed to having it locked up. What better way than BHW - a community filled with hustlers who are also tech savvy when it comes to digital
Thanks! I'd love to show you a demo and see what you think of our service vs. the one you're using; I'll send you a PM.
Here is a great start that is sure to get you hyped: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/22-letters-17-000-profit-in-3-weeks.354896/
I made a journey thread on this method and really got into a groove around here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/trying-out-7878s-orm-mail-tactic.739462/page-4#post-9935782
Demo's sent
Check your PM's and please let me know if you have any questions!
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Yankin Deez
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Hello, I am very interested and would like a sample.
Does this have the option to monitor other reputation sites besides just Google/Yelp/Bing places?
Does this have the option to export reviews/ratings as an excel sheet with sorting?
Does this have the option to monitor other reputation sites besides just Google/Yelp/Bing places?
Does this have the option to export reviews/ratings as an excel sheet with sorting?
H0BB5
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Demo sent
I will contact you - I hope Google translate will be enough for us to communicate, lol.
Yes, you can monitor multiple sites with ORMTools. If the site is not available, you can send us a request and we will see if it is popular enough/has the ability to integrate.
Yes, this is available once you start using the funnel. You will be able to export all collected data - timestamps, ratings, reviews, names, phone, email, survey questions, etc. on a .CSV
If you have existing SEO clients, that is the best place to start. Otherwise, go for businesses you think would need this service - like anything in the service industry. There are many methods for reaching out to them, but I would recommend 7878's in particular for ORM. This question is a bit too general to answer fully, do some research and PM me if you need help
.ritafairclough
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Could you set me up with the demo please?
GonnaLearnToday
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Shooot me a demo
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Pm me demo pls
dougmaharaj
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I would like to see a sample.
Victoriou$
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This reminds me a lot sales tactic wise like when I used to do Social Media Management back in the day. I used to target companies in my area and their problem was usually that paying "x" amount wasn't worth it because they just wanted to see results/conversions instead of maintaining brand image. Eventually I left that niche and pursued in others, but I do get the jist of value propositions and how to work their emotions to justify the price tag.
Even if you try to slam them $250 a month, that's less than $62 dollars a week which is way below minimum wage of having to pay someone (or train an employee) on proper ORM. (Which will most likely fail) Of course, once they see that price they might show resistance, but keep to your guns and show them why it's worth it. This gig is definitely not easy, but once you convince them, $250 a month is a recurring income I know I'd want. That's not even if you want to bump the price more if it's a higher value/chain based client. My location's culture is one of the hardest ones to target locally as the economic downturn impacts them and they're so sensitive to pricing it may not be worth it, but I have a great tourism angle I can probably work. I'll see if I get inspired with some of my well made powerpoint presentations and give it a whirl. Great product.
Even if you try to slam them $250 a month, that's less than $62 dollars a week which is way below minimum wage of having to pay someone (or train an employee) on proper ORM. (Which will most likely fail) Of course, once they see that price they might show resistance, but keep to your guns and show them why it's worth it. This gig is definitely not easy, but once you convince them, $250 a month is a recurring income I know I'd want. That's not even if you want to bump the price more if it's a higher value/chain based client. My location's culture is one of the hardest ones to target locally as the economic downturn impacts them and they're so sensitive to pricing it may not be worth it, but I have a great tourism angle I can probably work. I'll see if I get inspired with some of my well made powerpoint presentations and give it a whirl. Great product.
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