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I had no experience.
No testimonials.
No confidence.
I had $150.
A money-back guarantee.
Nothing to lose except my time.
Service?
Lead gen using cold emails.

10+ calls with highly qualified leads every month.

Target?
SEO & FB ads agencies

Price?
$1,200 for month 1
$2,000 from month 2

Guarantee?
100% money back + $100 extra
Here's what I did:

Got 2 domains + Gsuite (~$30)

Got card pro ($19)

Got d7 lead finder & any mail finder (~$70)

Last but not least: Lemlist ($30)
Scraped around 400 emails.

Started writing first lines myself while the domain was warming up.

Made a shitty carrd page with some conva and calendly magic.

Had 300 first lines written in the next 2 weeks.
Then I wrote an awesome script using @blackhatwizardd course and started the campaign.
I got some 'interested..tell me more' replies initially and got 3 meetings booked.

First call: I told my price $1,200 for month 1

He said he doesn't have money.

Me: "No problem, I'll get you 5 leads for $600" (BIG MISTAKE)
He said he'll think about it.

Call 2: Messed up again
Call 3: CLOSED.

Everything went magical and as planned and I closed him so easily that I thought "MY TIME HAS COME. I'll be the richest teen" (lol)

$1200 month 1
$2000 next

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For this thread, I am assuming you have:

1. No results
2. No testimonials
3. No previous clients

And if you haven't already,

Here's the part


What you'll be learning:

1. How to position yourself so your prospects don't ask for testimonials?
2. How to get those clients?
3. How much you should charge them?

Positioning:

You don't have to:

> bEG them and say I am willing to work for free

This usually puts all the risk on the other person.

They have to:
> Train you
> Teach you
> Pay for your mistakes

Not worth it for them.

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