Emmanuel

I went from $0 to $5k MRR helping home service business fixing the leaks in their systems that cost them clients and turn of money.

[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

A few months ago I was working at a fast food restaurant.

Now I a 18 yr old make upwards of $5000 a month help home service businesses stop losing customers to missed calls, using AI.

I didn't have a big budget or a team. What I had was:

1. One niche
2. One simple offer
3. A list of businesses to call

The skill that changed things wasn't building. It was talking to business owners about a problem they already feel.

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[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

@EdenBitton7 Connected

[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

LET'S CONNECT 🤝

I am scaling an AI service business and looking to meet people into:

→ Cold calling and outreach
→ Landing service clients
→ AI receptionists and follow-up systems
→ Home service niches (plumbing, HVAC, roofing)
→ Building offers that actually sell

I'm helping local businesses with AI myself and sharing the process here.

comment "hi" and let's connect 👋

[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

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[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

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[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

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[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

@exolt_AI Hi I'm building an AI service business, mostly helping local businesses with missed calls and follow-up. Would love to connect with others working on AI and client work.

[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

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[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

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[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

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[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

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[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

@Ecarter_ai As a 19 yr old I learnt a lot from this post

[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

Don't let anyone tell you that you're too young bro, this isn't the days of old where you needed experience or a degree, technology and ai have made things 1000x easier, you can do it bros never give up the age barrier doesn't exist anymore.

I believe in you bro💪

[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

Why I chose home service businesses:

1. The jobs are high ticket
Many jobs are worth thousands, and big ones like roof or HVAC replacements can pass $10k. Smaller repairs are less, depending on the trade.

2. A few extra leads change everything
Helping a client land just 2 to 5 more leads can mean a lot of money to them. That's why they're happy to keep paying you.

3. If you use percentage based selling it increases your profit margin

For instance:
- You help a client win 2 extra jobs worth $10k each = $20k
- At 10%, your cut is $2k from that one client
- Do that with 5 clients = $10k

4. They already feel the problem
Missed calls and slow follow-up are lost jobs. You don't have to convince them it matters.

Which niche would you pick, and why? Comment below.

[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

Most business owners don't know how much money they lose to missed calls.

Your job is to make the number visible.

Ask them:

1. How many calls do you miss in a week?
2. What's a typical job worth?
3. How many of those callers do you think never call back?

Do the math out loud with them.

Once they see the cost, you're not selling a service anymore. You're showing them money that's slipping away.

Try this on your next call and see how it goes

[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

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[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

If I needed to make $2k from scratch before the end December, here's how I'd go about it.

Step 1: Set the goal
$2k is 2 clients at $1,000 or 4 clients at $500. Pick one. Fewer clients means a bigger offer. More clients means more conversations.

Step 2: Pick one niche
People go for offers that speak to them directly. "AI for plumbers" beats "AI for businesses."

Step 3: Pick one service
Website, AI receptionist, follow-up system, or review system. Choose one you can actually deliver.

Step 4: Build the offer around that niche and service
"Missed-call text-back for HVAC companies" is an offer. "AI automation" isn't.

Step 5: Set the price
Work backwards from the goal. Two clients means $1,000 each. Four clients means $500 each.

Step 6: Find the people who need it
Build a list of businesses in your niche. Collect their name, number, and one specific thing you noticed about them.

Step 7: Reach out, one after the other
Call first, then follow up by text or email. Work through the list one by one.

Goal → niche → service → offer → price → list → outreach.

Comments "yes" if you'll be making $2000 before the end of December

[Emmanuel @growHomeops]

What does a service business actually need to stop losing leads?

1. A place to track every lead (CRM)
2. An instant text when a call is missed
3. Follow-up that doesn't depend on someone remembering
4. A booking calendar
5. A way to collect reviews

Most builders stitch together several different tools for this. More logins, more bills, more things to break.

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