@CiprianiRanieri@Darkwalkerzz1 Offering a cut of the deal is a smart way to get brand intros, but the bottleneck is usually outreach volume. Are you reaching out to DTC brands directly every week, or mostly waiting on referrals?
@OmasArtistxy@simplyrohana Restocking and learning new techniques will level up your work for sure, but clients mostly come from visibility. Posting your before and after braid work on here regularly is free and it travels fast. Are you already posting your work anywhere?
@len215__ That extra communication grind is exactly why good receptionists are so hard to find. The ones who stay are usually the ones who get a clear system for handling callers. What kind of business is this for?
Six months ago I had zero income and no clients. The offer was not the problem. I just was not talking to enough people. Fixed it by reaching out every single day. First clients came from conversations, not from a perfect plan.
@callmi_koko Right call pausing instead of forcing spend. Snapchat flags income and automation claims fast, even when the same creative passes on Meta. Strip the earnings promise and lead with the process. Did the new creatives get approved?
@okarabuilds Your cold email numbers tell the story. 70 sent, 70 percent opened, no replies. Opens mean the subject worked. No replies mean the offer did not hit a real pain. Point 5 is the fix. One city, one trade, dentists in Denver, not every website. Have you picked that one trade yet?
@InfoRosebrock Good test for 50 euros. 1,100 clicks at 0.04 each is cheap. The 50 bookmarks matter more than the 200 likes. Those are future clients. Brazil likes mean targeting leaked. Tighten geo to the devs you want. Did any bookmark turn into a chat yet?
Checked an ad account spending $3k a month yesterday. 11 campaigns, 4 of them getting 2 clicks a week. Paused the dead ones, moved budget to the 2 winners. Same spend, cleaner signal. Most accounts do not need more budget. They need fewer leaky campaigns.