Caesar

Behind the biggest twitter acquisition funnels in B2B

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

On September 13th, CCC Acquisition was born

The first Twitter "acquisition" service focused on delivering content, DM setting, and engagement systems for B2B marketing agencies

Our first case study consisted of $20.5k added to the MRR of an ecom ads agency in 60 days

Our next case studies:
- 5-figures for a B2B outbound agency
- $13.5k for a B2B AI UGC agency in 14 days
- $34,250 for a B2B content agency in 30 days

We're handling over 100k followers in B2B at the time of writing this

We've worked with 30+ clients and have experience in pretty much every B2B marketing agency niche

Our appointment setters booked 100s of calls with 7-8 figure leads

Our content writers have generated 10s of 1,000,000s of views on Twitter B2B

Our engagement specialists have sent 1,000s of replies in the B2B niche

They're also all from 1st world countries, 300 IQ, and insanely jacked

And I think it's a shame for the "founder/CEO" (hella cringe terms) to post once a month on this platform

(Especially after having scaled multiple accounts past 10k+ followers)

So it's time to run it back up (BIG TIME NOW)

Great things ahead

Caesar

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

We just got a potential $5k/mo deal with a mid-7-figure lead who has a black profile picture, no name, less than 100 followers, and ZERO posts.

They booked straight from the website, hopped on a 30-minute call and signed.

Just because they fw with our client's content.

And this is exactly why X is the most underrated lead source on earth:

There is no platform in the world with as many hidden leads as X. Not IG, LinkedIn, or YouTube.

On here you've got:

- 7-figure founders and CEOs sitting on 300 followers
- 9-figure brands with zero posts
- 10-figure corporate service companies only reposting giveaways

I even saw recently that Sam Ovens has a burner X account just to scroll here without people knowing it's him

So please, don't underestimate ANY lead.

We've been guilty of this in the past too:

- Not replying to every DM
- Not sending the giveaway to every single person who commented
- Missing obvious signs that a lead has money
- Deeming people unqualified way too fast because of their location or whatever
- Never spending a minute with anyone who looks remotely unqualified

Reality is that at the end of the day on X, you never know.

One of the most successful entrepreneurs I know is a sales guy that would take a call with anybody.

All of you reading this would say that's low ROI. "He's wasting his time." "He doesn't know how to say no." Meanwhile he still does it to this day and works with some of the biggest guys in our space.

He understands that people know people. The broke-looking guy on the call might be the son of a billionaire. The no-name account might be the one introducing you to your biggest client next year.

So leave the ego at the door and talk to everyone you can.

You never know who's on the other side of the phone.

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

@julesmundr Only paid tier and no demo

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

Little 5.3k USD added to this client’s MRR this week

Selling SaaS on twitter is so much easier than service or info

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

All the setup you truly need lmao

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

Lmao I really
> grew up in a poor Portuguese hood
> lived in a house under construction for 10+ years
> black outs, water inside, mold everywhere
> rats, snakes, holes in the ceiling, no water at times
> lived next to crack addicts, felons, prison
> had a family member call the cops on us for poor living conditions
> grew up in a place where no one knows what a subway even is
> went to a school made of sand and wood, daily fights, stabbings
> despite all this had straight As in every subject
> spoke fluent english from studying YuGiOh cards
> sold old toys in fairs at 8
> played guitar in the streets for change at 10
> then shit hit the fan
> my dad left us with 5-figs in debt to start a new family at 13
> mother got multiple jobs
> money would still run out by week 2 every month
> I'd fast or eat spoiled food just to pass by
> would wake up at 4 AM to take 4 transports to school (34.7km / 21.5 miles)
> would arrive home by 9 PM
> would see my mother cry every night
> would try to sneak into the school cafeteria to eat for free
> got terrible cystic acne due to the poor living conditions
> would wake up to blood marks all over my bed, shirt, and pillow
> was severely underweight
> resold oranges to the local neighbourhood to improve the situation
> tried being a math and physics tutor to help her out
> studied hard to be a doctor
> maintained my straight As throughout highschool
> realized the situation at home had to end
> couldn't wait 9+ years for a psychiatry degree to start earning
> got into the make money online space to try fix it all
> dabbled into B2C coaching of all sorts
> made my first $7 with thumb design
> made $100 selling AI agents lol
> got into email ghostwriting
> then finally stuck with social media ghostwriting
> grinded for ~3 years averaging 8+ hours of work a day while in school
> would skip school, not sleep
> worked during lunch time, class, and school trips
> got defenses low, wouldn't eat, developed pneumonia
> started having hallucinations from not sleeping
> still finished highschool with 3.7 GPA
> didn't study for a single test though
> decided to skip college to focus on biz
> finally had my big breakthrough last year
> got our agency to multi-5-figure months
> had multiple ups and downs
> still grinding and learning through it
> on road to multi-7-figs
> looking to cover up my pops debt and buy him a boat
> fix my mother's house before getting a crib
> then stole @yourealazyfvck tweet format blatantly

Jokes aside

I had to prove his point even more rq

You can do ANYTHING if you put your mind to it

I know people who've had it WAY worse than me and still succeeded

Just literally never doom

[David @yourealazyfvck]

Lmao I really
> grew up poor in south philly
> went to a state school where I was told “yeah good luck, you won’t succeed”
> got a sales job at paypal as an AE right after college at 22 years old
> lived in my car / semi homeless for a bit waiting on my first $13k commission check
> quit paypal at 24 years old to start a business after $40M in revenue generated across 890 deals so I could travel the world and live my dreams
> travelled the world, started posting on Twitter about my life
> Started email marketing agency & moved to LA with a folding chair and bed on the floor
> got clients
> Then started teaching how i got clients, sales & marketing online which made me my first million dollars 18 months after I quit my sales job
> Did that for a few years and changed thousands of lives & 100K+ on social media
> Lived my wildest dreams (at the time)
> Shut that business down due to lack of fulfillment and the fact that I felt like I had a bigger purpose in life and could do more than just be a guru doing mentorship’s
> Started Synthesys (AI voice & telecom tech company) with zero previous experience in tech or software or AI
> profitable on day 1 with zero investor money, completely bootstrapped
> grew to 450 businesses globally using our voice agents & technology
> then we get chosen by the UAE government as one of the top 100 fastest growing and innovative companies in the country (very grateful and honored)

I AM 29 YEARS OLD NOW

I have documented EVERYTHING on this Twitter / X account

there were many failures along the way, also many wins and setbacks

but, looking back as I lay in bed writing this at 6:40am, what the hell can’t I do?

i’m proof it’s possible to come from nothing and make something of yourself

believe in yourself

stay relentless

never quit

ad astra per espera, ad majoriam dei gloriam

through hardships to the stars, for the glory of God

fortune is on the other side of fear

never doom

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

@VadimStrizheus Doppelganger of @borekbruhh

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

@imsehej I mean people stop doing the actual thing and start selling info about it either cuz they sucked on the actual thing or because it got way too hard and they're in just for the lifestyle or because there's just more money in selling shovels ain't it

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

@leondwolf Black and white is a big one

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

@Salifsibane16 What's the twist in here, are they like doing a lil tweak and showing it as examples of work

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

@ItsMeBenChan Very true. Even the ones that flop will lead to like 5-figures in referrals somehow

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

@brillaas That species does operate differently

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

@leondwolf Do you have an extension for this or pay for YouTube premium

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

@FidelCacheFlow Nothing will pain me more than this

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

@paolo_scales This and if you run a B2B service the more overwhelming and complicated it is the most likely they are of literally just reading 3 lines and saying "nah screw this lemme just get this mf to do it for me"

There's a point of diminuishing returns on this though

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

Skincare brand doing 400k/mo is chill but anything else is insane. The ecom space is the most BH thing ever. If you leak too much on X you can expect 50+ dupes pe second scraping your ads library with gethookd, cloning your adverts, and bidding on your brand name next day with a competitor page reading "why [YourBrand] is buns"

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

@julesmundr Sorry bro it already took me like 6 months just to know what's the difference betweent OaaS, SaaS, app and concierge SaaS. You'll have to explain that one pal

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

@natecurtiss_yt I gotta up my caffeine intake

[Caesar @casellacaesar]

@leondwolf True, dude almost got me off of caffeine once. Good reminder to check him more often. I'd say Ovens is pretty high up there though