Hey!
Been viewing this forum for 2 years now, decided to start contributing rather than just consume.
TLDR; Very familiar with proxies. Automatic captcha solving. Automation (make, zapier, n8n). No-code tools (Webflow, Airtable, Xano).
Achievements:
- $4k in 3 weeks with a cheats reselling site when I was 14.
- Exited $140k in 7 months from my first payments startup, I was 16.
- 2.85k subs on Youtube talking about automation.
How I got started into OF:
For the past 6 months I've been doing automation for businesses & most my clients came from upwork. This was the case up until I helped somebody with their reddit farm site. They needed some simple automations for their internal processes, that's when I realized that most of their clients were OF agencies. Once I found out how much they were making, I delved into it, and the business model peaked my interest.
Quickly, I decided to sign up as a chatter to get some experience under my belt.
Afterwards, I decided to pivot into running ads for OF Agencies. More details on that in further posts.
The ads are either for 1. Getting models or 2. Getting more customers (usually horizontal scaling)
Will be making posts here on how to run ads properly, as it's much faster than spending $200-$300 on automation tools, spend 1 week warming up the accounts & only then do thousands of DMs per day to get models. If you run ads and have a proper sales letter, they're much more likely to see you as an authority and sign with you.
Thanks,
Max
Been viewing this forum for 2 years now, decided to start contributing rather than just consume.
TLDR; Very familiar with proxies. Automatic captcha solving. Automation (make, zapier, n8n). No-code tools (Webflow, Airtable, Xano).
Achievements:
- $4k in 3 weeks with a cheats reselling site when I was 14.
- Exited $140k in 7 months from my first payments startup, I was 16.
- 2.85k subs on Youtube talking about automation.
How I got started into OF:
For the past 6 months I've been doing automation for businesses & most my clients came from upwork. This was the case up until I helped somebody with their reddit farm site. They needed some simple automations for their internal processes, that's when I realized that most of their clients were OF agencies. Once I found out how much they were making, I delved into it, and the business model peaked my interest.
Quickly, I decided to sign up as a chatter to get some experience under my belt.
Afterwards, I decided to pivot into running ads for OF Agencies. More details on that in further posts.
The ads are either for 1. Getting models or 2. Getting more customers (usually horizontal scaling)
Will be making posts here on how to run ads properly, as it's much faster than spending $200-$300 on automation tools, spend 1 week warming up the accounts & only then do thousands of DMs per day to get models. If you run ads and have a proper sales letter, they're much more likely to see you as an authority and sign with you.
Thanks,
Max
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