Good Morning, im taking on this deck building client. And always want to start off with a reactivation campaign. But im just curious on what type of offer or sequence you would reccomend for this type of service and offer. Usually like i had a tennis coach i could offer a free class again and discount, dentist a $20 cleaning, ortho $20 x. Idk, but for this im not sure what would work. Maybe a free quote to like all the non buyers (even thats not a good offer)? Or whats something i could send to even buyers that would get me more business. If anyone has had good success with a reactivation campaign with these niches, any sauce is appreciated thanks!

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Hey, guys! What's up! Been part of this community for years but posting for the first time 😆. Been pretty active on and off and I've hopped on a couple of the live weekly calls but haven't been back on in a while. Been in the space for more than 3 years but the whole time I was working with just like 1-3 clients from Australia. Been doing go high level for almost 3 years. Got certified and all that. Built stuff with zapier, make, n8n, openclaw, hermes, codex, you name it. Ran meta ads for insurance recruitment, real estate, gyms, auto detailing here and there. Did some tiktok and google ads as well. Anyway, looking to operationalize my productized service business and get to 10k a month before the year ends haha. Looking forward to meeting y'all!

Agency Sales w Aaron Brewer been uploaded in the course! Here’s the recap of what we went over if you missed it: 🚀 Sales Call Framing, Confidence & Presence Recap 🌟 Wins to Kick Off - Four new trials are lined up, with ads going live that night. - Ash is still closing deals despite the challenges he’s seeing on calls. - He identified specific areas to improve, including speech, framing, and his sales-call presence. - He’s already taking action on his Zoom setup and plans to improve his background and overall presentation. 🖥️ Training / Coaching Highlights - A major focus was frame and conviction. When you show up with strong conviction and self-respect, people are more likely to naturally fall into your frame. - Your intention matters. Asking someone to turn their camera on should come from wanting to have a higher-level business conversation and serve them well—not from trying to extract money from them. - If a prospect refuses to use their camera, don’t force it. You can simply turn your own camera off and continue the conversation like a phone call. - When someone wants to review the contract before signing, that’s okay. Give them a quick overview, let them review it, and schedule a follow-up if needed. - Payment can typically be collected before going through the contract in detail because the money is usually what creates the strongest feeling of commitment. - The goal of the sales call is not to force someone to buy. The goal is to help them make the best or “optimal” decision based on the information available. 🎯 Frameworks & Strategies - Be the Earth: Your conviction and self-respect should create enough gravitational pull for the prospect to naturally enter your frame. - Intention → Frame: If your intention is service, leadership, and working with high-level business owners, your communication will naturally feel stronger. - Optimal Decision Framework: You are not responsible for controlling the prospect’s decision. You are responsible for giving them the information and guidance they need to make the best decision available. - Contract Flow: Collect payment first when appropriate, then review the agreement and clarify anything the prospect may misunderstand. - Speech Practice: Recite your sales frame 100 times to build confidence and improve delivery. - Pencil Exercise: Practice speaking with a pencil in your mouth using tongue twisters, your frame, or parts of your sales pitch to improve enunciation. - Tongue Twister Drill: Record yourself projecting loudly from across the room while saying five different tongue twisters 10 times each. Do this daily for one week. - Show Up Like a Professional: Avoid a messy background, overly casual clothing, or looking unprepared. Your presentation affects how prospects perceive your ability to lead them.

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