Just wanted to check but I assume we’re supposed to create our twilio account as a business account? Not sure if it matters but wanted to ask.

I've been running an agency for a little over a year now but just getting into Google Review Automation System. Most of the businesses I'm pitching already have their own systems or CRMs and don't want to switch over to GHL. How do you go about setting clients up who have their own systems already? Thanks all!

BOOM. I’ve hit $10k MRR! 51 paying clients, and it’s taken me just under seven months to get here. FEB 1st was my first cold call. By the end of this month, I’m on track to reach £8,300 MRR, which is roughly $11,000. My first 20 clients came from cold calling and walking into businesses. Now, nearly all my new clients come through Meta ads. I’ve hired a full time VA so I can concentrate on bringing in new clients, the 4 weeks has been me filming loom's and training the VA. I still work full time in my other business and have three children, so time is limited. Next year, I’ll be focusing on Trade Scale (my business) full time as I work towards £20k, £30k and beyond. I’ve learned so much this year: cold calling, selling, video editing and building workflows. I’m not joking when I say I could barely use a computer this time last year, never went on instagram and hadn't posted on facebook for 7 years. To anyone reading this: you have to become obsessed with learning and putting in the work. A big thank you to @Clay Lawrence . I watch every video and listen to your content in the car every single day. More than anything, I want to win the SaaS Gold Award next year. That’s my biggest goal now. Thanks, everyone!

Which business identity when creating customer profile and brand when registering for A2P do you guys choose? Direct Customer/Brand or Independent Software Vendor (ISV) This in regards to setting up HeySegment.

hi everyone! Wondering what people typically charge for the google review automation system? I'm thinking of doing a flat fee then additional tiered pricing based off customer usage. For example: $250/month flat fee + - No additional charge if under 300 messages (email and text combined) per month - $50 additional charge if between 300-500 messages - $75 if between 500-1000 - $100 if between 1000-2000 - and so on How are you guys handling this and what's your pricing structures that's also fair to the customer?