My $1,000 per month recurring revenue model - Beginner friendly

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$1,000 per month recurring revenue
I was keeping this method close to my chest for the last month or so but decided to reveal it to my black hat family because this place has provided value for the last 5 years for me. There's a lot of BS on this forum now, with spam, questions like how do I make $0.50 per day etc so I decided to provide some value for those of you who actually want to see results.

This method requires you to offer ORM services. For those of you unaware of what ORM is, it is the art of online reputation management. This type of service is needed for a lot of clients in todays day and age. There are THOUSANDS of businesses out there who have bad reputations, and this affects their business profitability.

By coming in and setting yourself as an authority who can help them reduce the negative reviews, and increase positive reviews, you are allowing yourself to start an additional source of income which supplements other services you may sell.

With this method, it requires 3 things:

1. A phone
2. Ability to cold call and generate leads
3. ORM software for review funnelling

Method

In a nutshell, this method involves the use of review funnelling. This is simply where you offer a backdoor solution for negative reviews that never see the light of day, and an entrance for good reviews, that are front and centre on Google reviews, Yelp reviews and other review sites.

What is a review funnel?

A review funnel is simply a one-page landing page with a single unique URL that businesses send customers to. A customer reviews the business service and the review gets sent out to all possible channels such as Google reviews and Yelp.

This is a super low maintenance method of generating an additional $200 per month per client doing almost zero work. You simply manage this system for them and filter bad reviews.

The best thing is, the platform you choose does the work for you.

For this method, you’ll want to outsource the work to either of these review funnel services (non-affiliated)

https://www.reviewfunnel.io/

https://www.grade.us/home/plans/agency

They cost around $100+ per month to run but all you need are 3 clients at a minimum of $100 per month to make a profit of $200+ per month. This is for the bare minimum campaign which lets you own 3 profiles. If you get more clients, you need to add more profiles which cost $60 extra per month so you’ll need to take this into account when pricing your services.

I recommend a pricing of at least $250 per month. 3 of these clients make $750 per month and with a $180 price tag per month, that’s a healthy profit of over $500+ doing absolutely nothing.

With this method alone, I’ve generated over $2,000 in MRR by cold calling local businesses with bad reviews on Google.

In my personal opinion, this is something that is much easier to sell than a high-ticket item such as SEO, but it requires a higher volume of sales for it to be profitable.

Tip from personal experience: Keep the prices for this type of service low to ensure the client doesn’t take second glances at their account. By placing it too high, clients may cancel after 2 months but by placing it lower, they may stay on for months. One of my longest clients for this service lasted 10 months before cancelling his subscription with me because he didn’t need it anymore. That was a nice little $2,000 which covered a lot of housing bills and business expenses.
 
Nice share, thank you!
What do you type into Google to find these businesses with negative reviews? :)
Thanks in advance!
 
Popular method. Do some digging and you can find some other good info around BHW for this. Will be a project I start up soon.
 
Popular method. Do some digging and you can find some other good info around BHW for this. Will be a project I start up soon.

Yeah there's a fair few posts I remember reading years back that go into a little more detail. It's a "method" that will always be in demand, it's taking action and adding a twist (which to be fair OP provides a few) that will make a difference.
 
definitely, I'll try this when I'll stable in one place.
bookmarked.
 
Man this is a good method, do you think you can even do it without the cold calling? Maybe just find online business that aren't doing well and hit them up with the offer!
 
Man this is a good method, do you think you can even do it without the cold calling? Maybe just find online business that aren't doing well and hit them up with the offer!

I know cold calling sucks and picking up the phone can make you nervous but it outperforms cold emailing for sure.
Grab the phone and do it, the magic happens outside of your comfort zone.
 
Any tips for cold calling?

Or any idea for outsourcing cold calling?
 
Great method, but only work with english speaker market unfortunately as the software is only in this language.

Thanks for sharing!
 
Also for the people cold calling, don’t be discourage. Eventually, there will be one person that’ll say yes. I recommend reading law of averages. Good luck and thanks for the share :)
Is that available on Amazon or something?
 
FYI - Yelp and Google strictly prohibit filtering bad reviews. Check their TOS
 
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Man this is a good method, do you think you can even do it without the cold calling? Maybe just find online business that aren't doing well and hit them up with the offer!

Yep. you can email them directly, or maybe create a private video for them explaining what they are missing out on.

Any tips for cold calling?

Or any idea for outsourcing cold calling?

I've got a guide on cold calling being released soon so I'll make sure to go into depth when talking about it. It's pretty easy to do, but requires balls to actually call.

FYI - Yelp and Google strictly prohibit filtering bad reviews. Check their TOS

Yes that's true. They also filter reviews on business pages to show the best accurate reviews so it needs to be done in a way that avoids the radar.
 
Also, when the clients pay you, what do you use to automatically charge them on a monthly basis? PayPal subscription? I’m going to start trying it this week.
 
So when calling compagnies, you act like you are the funnel sites you mentionned, right ? Also, when asking for getting paid, does it not make loot like very amateur if you ask the compagny to paid a random dude by paypal?
 
Is this promotable online? Or is it against reviews TOS to promote such services for example via PPC...?
 
How does this even work? You filter bad reviews and you post the good ones to your gmb listing? I've looked trough the google api and it is not possible, to add reviews there.

So the only thing this web based software offers is that you send your customers a form to review your service, before they go to google and post their review there?
 
It remind me Yotpo / Bazzarvoice.

BTW there are free options on Yotpo (not affiliated with them) so you can basically get your first customer for a very low price, and set their widget on their site. This is a great solution for a small eCommerce shop, but if it's a big organization then it's a problem, because they probably run their own team which can install these tools so you need to find non-tech guys or to go over a different niche (like restaurants).

Anyway, not sure what clients are using these services, as I saw in one of the websites you shared, you would need to collect emails so you can engage with those clients, and if someone is giving you an access to their data.
 
"I was keeping this method close to my chest for the last month or so but decided to reveal it to my black hat family"

Well, thank's for calling us your family... But this method is already shared (I think its 7878 method). Anyways, thank's for sharing it again, and I'd go with sending lumpy mails instead of cold calling alone :)

Thank you ;)
 
Popular method. Do some digging and you can find some other good info around BHW for this. Will be a project I start up soon.

Are you sure this is a popular method ? Maybe to you and definitely not me.
But still, thanks OP for sharing.
 
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