You can be as unrealistic or serious as you want haha Personally… I want a Corvette C8. It’s a gorgeous car. How about you?

Is there anyone who is running facebook meta ads to get clients for their smma agency?

You won’t make sales if you don’t have booked calls. I’ve gone over the funnel method I used to book 15 appts in 30 hours on Skool. But they don’t matter unless they show up, right? Well since I made this switch, I’ve genuinely noticed a massive spike in my show up rate. It takes 60 seconds, please do it. And I already know, just like me, we’ve missed calls when we’ve booked into other people’s calendars because of this…

I've sold over $4M worth of agency services personally and consulted dozens of agencies and agency sales people Here are the three reasons most agency pitches fall flat: 1 - Poor Discovery Most agencies use ‘high ticket sales tactics’ that either focus far too heavily on emotions and/or pressure close Your prospects have been through dozens of sales calls and are both very aware & resistant to these tactics Discovery should be focused solely on problem-finding and information gathering 2 - Not Personalized Generic pitches feel, well, generic, and not as if they were made to specifically solve the problem of the prospect in front of you The key here is to make one pitch that addresses the problem while tying each of your 3 pillars back to what the prospect said during discovery so they think ‘wow, it’s like they made this just for me’ 3 - Too Complex Prospects do not care about the services you provide, they care about the one specific outcome you can drive for them Stop wasting time going through your ’services’ and focus on the process of what most people do wrong, how you solve it and what that means for them If you want to learn how to structure your pitch to close 1 out of 3 qualified prospects As well as the word-for-word pitch script I used to collect $4.2M in cash (personally) I'm hosting a live training Friday at 5PM CST inside my free group Use this link to join: Link Here See you soon, --Alex