I'm Thomas, 18, from Canada. I started my agency back in June 2023, half-assed it until October working in the solar niche (was still in school and working in my landscaping business) then decided to drop everything behind and go balls to the wall in the landscaping niche. I'm at 3 clients so far looking to scale to $25k by June. I'd love to connect with other people in the home improvement space!

Let’s cut to the chase. If you want clients, you need to get them on calls, fast. But first, they’ve gotta know you’re out there. Here are the "4 power moves" to get clients knocking on your door: 1. Network Like a Pro Forget spamming DMs—build real connections. Hang where your clients hang. Offer value, solve problems, make them remember you. 2. Flex Your Social Proof People trust results, not promises. Share testimonials, success stories, and wins. Let your track record do the talking. 3. Leverage Strategic Partnerships Team up with other businesses that share your audience. Collaborate, co-host events, and tap into their network. Win-win. 4. Distribute Content Everywhere Create content that hits home and plaster it where your audience hangs out. Blogs, videos, posts, get it out there and stay top of mind. Once you’ve got momentum, scale it up with paid ads and automation. But only after you’ve built that rock-solid base of trust and social proof. Follow these moves, and you’ll be booked solid before you know it :)

Hey guys, could you tell me the honest answer on starting smma, does it still work, like cold calling, stuff like that

I heard this question asked many times and I hope to share my advice so that if you do encounter one of those days where things just don't seem to go your way, this post can help Personally, when I experience those days, I overthink. Like most of us, overthink and start to doubt our abilities. First things first, what I would do and encourage all of you out there to do when you are on a cold streak with little confidence... is to write about it on paper. Your brain is constantly jumping from one thought to another, and it will even go faster when a prospect rudely rejects us, and maybe another... and another. You start doubting yourself and what you're selling. This is similar to a brain dump, writing down all these negative thoughts and what happened on those bad days on paper. After you dump all those thoughts down on the paper, take a step back and breathe fully for a couple moments. Then proceed to look at the paper without judgement. Knowing that all these negatives are now not in your head, but on paper. Next what you want to do is just close that book or throw away that piece of paper you wrote it down on Second, what I would do is find another piece of paper and write down all the times when I felt super confident and super good when I closed a prospect or when I nailed a sales call. Then I just stay with those good feelings for a while. Until eventually I forgot about the bad sales days I had. So in summary, it's like pouring out Coca-Cola from a glass into the dish sink and refilling it with the clear & healthy water dispenser. Clearing out what is bad and only leaving room for what is good. That is how I keep my confidence high on those bad sales days. If you got any questions commen t down below or send me a DM

Scraped 120 leads of google maps, checked manually for fb pixels and owner names. I was left with 10 qualifying leads that didn’t have fb pixel installed. These are medispa in Sydney. Is this number of leads normal?