Sending PHYSICAL GIFTS
to prospects
increase Meeting Booked rate 50% or more
Game changer
HIGHLY recommend u try it
If your deal size is $20K+
LET'S GO 👇
15 Creative Outreach ideas you can use TODAY.
A thread.
Sending PHYSICAL GIFTS
to prospects
increase Meeting Booked rate 50% or more
Game changer
HIGHLY recommend u try it
If your deal size is $20K+
LET'S GO 👇
1) Great seats to prospects' local MLB, NBA, or NFL sports team game // buy via Google search
2) VR headset, write "let's build your future together"
3) Send a really nice brand new suitcase, say "you'll need this to hold all the money we'll make together"
BRANDS: Rimowa, FPM Milano, Victorinox
1) Nice champagne, write "We'll be popping champagne if we work together"
Buy from local liquor/wine shops near the prospect, search on Google Maps
2) AirPods, write "Our companies would make a great pair"
HIGH PRICE ($101-300)
1) Nice champagne, write "We'll be popping champagne if we work together"
Buy from local liquor/wine shops near the prospect, search on Google Maps
2) AirPods, write "Our companies would make a great pair"
3) Nice cuban cigars, write "Let's smoke your competition together"
BRANDS: Fox Cigars
1) A year of Spotify premium, write "working together is like music to my ears"
2) Heated blanket, write "hope you're heating up to the idea of working together"
3) Gloves, write "hope you're warming up to the idea of working together"
1) Brick, write "let's build something together"
2) Flip flop, write "just trying to get my foot in the door... did it work?"
3) Cooking pan, write "Let's cook up some clients for you"
4) $2 Bill, write "the moments we'd create working together would be rarer than a $2 bill"
5) Premium hot sauce, write "We can cook up some business together"
6) Business or self-help book, write "I want to 'book' you tons of appointments. Let's work together"
7 Fake plant or flowers, write "Let's grow {{company name}} together"
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How to go from $0 to $10K/mo
STEP BY STEP 🔥
A thread.
Most of you
Are either solopreneurs
Or haven’t started your agency
Today I’ll teach you how to go from 0 to $10K a month
IN 10 EASY STEPS
1 - learn a valuable skill like SEO, FB Ads, hiring, employee retention etc
2 - craft your offer (retainer or performance-based), buy domain, build simple landing page with video sales letter... make sure you’re making at least $2K/month per client
3 - cold outreach, get 2 clients (take @blackhatwizardd’s course & my God-Level First Lines courses to learn how)
4 - work for free until u get incredible results
5 - write case study on results
6 - get video testimonials & put on your site
7 - start charging first 2 clients
8 - hire first employee: Admin Assistant off https://t.co/WiK54q8EPg for $7/hr
9 - hire cold outreach agency: get sales appointments for $200-300 a pop, close 30-40%
10 - put case studies in cold outreach scripts. Agency u hired will do more cold outreach, get you to 5 clients
STEP BY STEP 🔥
A thread.
Most of you
Are either solopreneurs
Or haven’t started your agency
Today I’ll teach you how to go from 0 to $10K a month
IN 10 EASY STEPS
1 - learn a valuable skill like SEO, FB Ads, hiring, employee retention etc
2 - craft your offer (retainer or performance-based), buy domain, build simple landing page with video sales letter... make sure you’re making at least $2K/month per client
3 - cold outreach, get 2 clients (take @blackhatwizardd’s course & my God-Level First Lines courses to learn how)
4 - work for free until u get incredible results
5 - write case study on results
6 - get video testimonials & put on your site
7 - start charging first 2 clients
8 - hire first employee: Admin Assistant off https://t.co/WiK54q8EPg for $7/hr
9 - hire cold outreach agency: get sales appointments for $200-300 a pop, close 30-40%
10 - put case studies in cold outreach scripts. Agency u hired will do more cold outreach, get you to 5 clients
U should always be leveraging more & more
Here's your process
1) work for free
2) get 5-10 $1-5K/month retainers
3) get rev share + potential equity deals only
Eventually ur agency should be a cash cow
High margins &/or a turn into a holding company if you're getting equity
It's a process. takes time
Work for free
fail, learn, fail, succeed, now start charging low/mid-tier retainers
Learn more, become great at your craft, build great systems & team
then if possible do rev share deals only. Bring in lots of rev. take equity /w startups if u can
You CANNOT SELL an agency doing $1-5K retainers
U just can't
Unless it's for a .5-1x multiple
Why the Retainer model is just training for the big leagues (rev share on big $$ & equity w startups)
Graduate from retainers & get into rev share/equity ASAP
also to get rev share on big $$ and/or equity
Your offer needs to be more than just "lead gen"
No one is gonna give u Equity for "lead gen"...
Manage a startup's sales process from start to finish & train their sales team to have huge success?
Different story
If i started a new agency today my goal would eventually be to turn into holding company
with:
- an offer SO damn good it DESERVES Equity
- my hand in dozens of promising startups
Equity vested via specific KPIs
Bring 20 clients, get 1% equity, 20 more clients, 1% more & so on
Here's your process
1) work for free
2) get 5-10 $1-5K/month retainers
3) get rev share + potential equity deals only
Eventually ur agency should be a cash cow
High margins &/or a turn into a holding company if you're getting equity
most "Agency advice" will have you build some shitty company that's competing on bottom tier prices and is barely differentiated from your competition
— LegacyFuel (@LegacyFuel4Ever) July 16, 2021
there is almost Zero emphasis on positioning it correctly for High-Ticket Rates from the get-go and fulfilling like an Expert
It's a process. takes time
Work for free
fail, learn, fail, succeed, now start charging low/mid-tier retainers
Learn more, become great at your craft, build great systems & team
then if possible do rev share deals only. Bring in lots of rev. take equity /w startups if u can
You CANNOT SELL an agency doing $1-5K retainers
U just can't
Unless it's for a .5-1x multiple
Why the Retainer model is just training for the big leagues (rev share on big $$ & equity w startups)
Graduate from retainers & get into rev share/equity ASAP
also to get rev share on big $$ and/or equity
Your offer needs to be more than just "lead gen"
No one is gonna give u Equity for "lead gen"...
Manage a startup's sales process from start to finish & train their sales team to have huge success?
Different story
If i started a new agency today my goal would eventually be to turn into holding company
with:
- an offer SO damn good it DESERVES Equity
- my hand in dozens of promising startups
Equity vested via specific KPIs
Bring 20 clients, get 1% equity, 20 more clients, 1% more & so on
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3) The above also confirms @kashhill and other's suspicion that call history was used to improve PYMK (People You May Know) suggestions and newsfeed rankings.
4) Docs also shed more light into @dseetharaman's story on @Facebook monitoring users' @Onavo VPN activity to determine what competitors to mimic or acquire in 2013.
https://t.co/PwiRIL3v9x
Some random interesting tidbits:
1) Zuck approves shutting down platform API access for Twitter's when Vine is released #competition
2) Facebook engineered ways to access user's call history w/o alerting users:
Team considered access to call history considered 'high PR risk' but 'growth team will charge ahead'. @Facebook created upgrade path to access data w/o subjecting users to Android permissions dialogue.
3) The above also confirms @kashhill and other's suspicion that call history was used to improve PYMK (People You May Know) suggestions and newsfeed rankings.
4) Docs also shed more light into @dseetharaman's story on @Facebook monitoring users' @Onavo VPN activity to determine what competitors to mimic or acquire in 2013.
https://t.co/PwiRIL3v9x
