What I have:
I generate inbound phone calls from US homeowners actively looking for home services. Real intent, real homeowners, real geos — currently around 900-1000 qualified calls per month (90+ second conversations) across these niches:
Plumbing
Appliance Repair
Roofing
HVAC
Electrical...
Used this service and it was nice, however recently the prices for aged YT accounts 2016-2023 have increased from $1.50 to $2.00, and the PayPal is no longer accepted. While the price increase is understandable, the absence of PayPal is a deal breaker for me.
To elaborate, do you have aged Yelp for Business accounts? And do you plan to sell leads from those accounts as Rank & Rent? I'll be interested to discuss that as I've been doing lead-gen with Yelp for quite a while. Do you have a steady stream of organic search leads from Yelp, or do you use...
I was trying to find someone from their Trust & Safety department to learn more about how they detect/ban lead-gen listings :rolleyes: No luck so far...
It won't be approved if it wasn't for 4 months. You have to create a new listing at this point, or try to add additional info to this one so Yelp managers can verify the legitimacy of your business. Did you link a website to your listing? What kind of business do you have?
Shadowbans vary across different social networks, but on TikTok it basically means that your profile is getting deindexed from search and recommendations...
Your plan definitely sounds interesting, but I would do some market research in your area first... I guess there are already some folks doing this kind of marketing with solar offers, so you might want to check them first.
Yeah, I have the same problem. Might be a bug. The Quillbot's customer support team is "not very responsive" to say the least, so might take a while to get that fixed... For now I just have Quillbot open in a separate tab to copy-paste everything I have to paraphrase.
It definitely will. Having your own sales team allows you to manage feedback better. It's especially crucial if you are working with review-dependent traffic sources, such as Yelp. Getting a bad review on Yelp is very unpleasant, to say the least.
However... The idea itself is great, and the...
He-he, I just noticed that you were asking about methods to find contractors, not clients.
Well, try to start with Facebook. You can find some cheap handymen there, by posting to local groups. Just don't post your "job offers" right away, rather pretend to be a client interested in home...
There is no best method, really :) It all depends on what method you know how to work with and can work with. We used Facebook Marketplace, and a whole network of account managers who posted free service ads. There were plenty of clients, but since service ads are actually banned in the...
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