Hello everyone, I've noticed a recurring question from clients before the database reactivation campaign: they often ask whether they should send me their entire database or just the database that includes their inactive members. My typical response has been to recommend reactivating their whole database. I'm curious to know if any of you have encountered similar inquiries from your clients. If so, how are you addressing this question? Personally, I believe that targeting the entire client database is more beneficial in the long run, as it allows for a comprehensive engagement strategy and the opportunity to reconnect with all members, not just those who are currently inactive. I would greatly appreciate any insights or feedback you might have on this topic. Your experiences could help us refine our approach and better serve our clients. Thank you!

Hey friends! In Fast Track there’s an incredible video that's worth checking out. Honestly, I’ve spent over $10,000 on sales programs—CDs, books, webinars, seminars, you name it—and none of them even come close to this one video on 1-close training and scripts. It’s a goldmine for learning how to phrase your close and handle objections like a pro. also, remember to review the sales script that’s attached to the video—it’s pure gold! Thank you, @Robb Bailey 💪 Here's the link to the video (1-call close script is underneath the video): https://www.skool.com/gohighlevel/classroom/5f5a6324?md=ba9215f2f1e04f2cb157f7d64ef6a070

Hi everyone, I've been diving into Robb Bailey's Lvl 1: 7-Figure Agency Blueprint, and I wanted to share some insights that really resonated with me. Robb outlines three essential strategies for business growth, and as I reflected on them, I realized how closely they alight with Jay Abraham's famous three ways to grow a business: 1. Database Reactivation Campaign - This ties directly to *increasing the number of customers* . By re-engaging your existing database of leads and past clients, you're effectively tapping into a valuable, often overlooked source of new revenue. 2 Follow Up Quickly - Speedy follow-up increases the likelihood of conversion, which aligns with *increasing the frequency of purchases* . When you stay top of mind and respond promptly, customers are more likely to engage and return for additional services. 3 Nurture Leads into Sales Opportunities - This is about building relationships and trust, ultimately helping you increase the average transaction value. A well-nurtured lead is more likely to *commit to higher-value services* or become a long-term customer. When you apply these strategies together, they create a compounding effect, just as Jay Abraham describes. Small, consistent improvements in each area can lead to exponential growth. It's inspiring to see how these timeless principles can be applied so effectively to help local businesses thrive. Just wanted to share this with you all!

Hi everyone, so excited to be a part of Robb's sphere! I'm in sunny Orange County, California and blessed to be here! I joined Adrian Brambila's group in August 2023, then Billy Gene in January 2024. There are so many options that I have spent the last 1 1/2 years figuring out what I want to do. I have a heart to help small businesses use AI to level up and grow. For me, confidence is definitely a factor, so many tutorials and not enough "doing". I have 2 clients, that are friends and have made exactly $600 since starting. My husband is supportive but wants to know when I will "make some money". LOL So, I know the only way to fail is to quit, and I'm way too far in to do that!

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