viktorialopez
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- Sep 10, 2018
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Wow. Nice journey. Keep it going. You obv know what you are doing.
Cheers
Thanks. Just sticking to the process and letting the numbers dictate the moves.
Wow. Nice journey. Keep it going. You obv know what you are doing.
Cheers
I was thinking you'll always need to manage ppl on some level, in regards to your reply to the guy who said better make an agency.If he doesn't update me by noon, I'm cutting him from the roaster
Valid point. Cold emails absolutely generate warm replies and get the foot in the door. Plenty of guys close purely over email. I just use Zoom for the final step because it gives more control over the high-ticket bridge fee.Great journey. I guess cold calling is a superpower, not many venture that way, especially on bhw. Just curious if any of the leads was warm enough over email before any zoom call.
Cutting a freelancer who ghosts takes one click. Running a traditional agency means fixed payroll, software overhead, and the constant pressure to feed the machine every month just to break even. I route deals. I don't manage employees.I was thinking you'll always need to manage ppl on some level, in regards to your reply to the guy who said better make an agency.
i recently started to use emails more to send my campaign eg web scraping, automation, web development services ok 2-3 k per day i do email html + part of the text ai generated based on enriched email fields like past messages posts analyzed and static checks and other thinks like that, to create customized outreaches
but if some results will come i will scale up to 30k and more and try expand services and try to do middle man,
btw you think its worth automating cold calling too or sending sms?
Your conversion rate is amazing. I don't know how you managed to do this in a short timeframe.Day 11.
Wednesday was a cleanup day.
The dev who ghosted me got officially cut. Dropped a hiring thread in the freelance section to find reliable coders. My inbox is getting hit, which is good, but vetting them takes time. Realized my SEO roaster is also getting stretched thin with these local business audits, so I'm going to drop a second hiring thread today specifically for Local SEOs.
Kept hitting the roofer backlog while sorting through messages. Got one owner on the phone was panicking because site was showing a "Not Secure" warning and his traffic tanked. Routed him to a security tech for a quick SSL and malware sweep. Easy $100 bridge fee.
Hit the $1k mark today.
Daily Positive: Crossed $1,000 banked. The hiring thread strategy is bringing in fresh talent.
To improve. Vetting providers is a time sink. Need to filter these PMs faster so I can get back to dialing.
Yesterday's Report: Backlog Dialing
Found: 0
Cleaned: 0
Emails out: 55
Replies: 3
Calls set up: 1
Passed to Providers: 1
Unused Left over: 95
Cash today/Goal: $100 / $4,000 (Total Banked: $1,000)
Back to the inbox to sort these devs out.
Not sure you noticed, but the bottleneck right now is handling the already too many leads, no need for more leads.btw you know web scraping, automation ?
if so maybe youre interested in my services
I build my own pipelines. Not looking to outsource the data capture right now.btw you know web scraping, automation ? if so maybe youre interested in my services
It comes down to reps. I did this exact role in the corporate agency world for years before going solo. Not starting from zero.Your conversion rate is amazing. I don't know how you managed to do this in a short timeframe.
If you have a specific technical skill that fits the roster, send a PM with your stack and rates. I don't chase.Hello, would you be interested in cooperating? I’m currently based in Asia. Feel free to reach out if you’d like to know more details.
Exactly. The data isn't the problem, fulfillment is.Not sure you noticed, but the bottleneck right now is handling the already too many leads, no need for more leads.
I know that you are not starting from zero, but your results are impressive. It shows that you have a lot of experience.It comes down to reps. I did this exact role in the corporate agency world for years before going solo. Not starting from zero.
Hope You are doing good up till now. Sounds like a good plan share your experience with us too what you have learnt from it.Registered here in 2018.
Mostly lurked to source tech stacks and test infrastructure for the corporate IT agency I was working to.
I was their closer. The one they dragged into Zoom calls to salvage high-ticket deal when the pipeline choked.
Spent years watching agency owners bleed brilliant tech talent dry while pocketing 80%+ of the margin.
Last month, I walked. Done building other people's empire. Moving into independent arbitrage.
My model. Built a data pipeline that captures local US business with trash online presence, ghost-town social media, and GPP profiles rotting since 2019.
I don't do the tech work. I don't code, rank, or design.
I find the market gap and scrub the raw data.
I get the owner on a call, and I bridge them to a specialist on my private roaster.
Plan to take $100+ "bridge fee" for the warm handoff and a percentage of the backend.
Goal. $4,000/month in pure broker revenue.
Problem
Never worked from a home office.
Day 1 working, already missing the corporate espresso machine.
Using this thread as my accountability scoreboard.
If I don't post metrics, I'm slacking.
First report tomorrow.
The biggest lesson so far is that fulfillment is the real bottleneck, not lead generation. Finding the market gap is easy. Finding reliable tech guys who don't ghost or miss deadlines is the hard part. Keep your provider roster tight and cut the dead weight fast.Hope You are doing good up till now. Sounds like a good plan share your experience with us too what you have learnt from it.