The Real Reason Your Meta Ads Aren't Converting — Transcript
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- 0:00Perfect out. So, my name is
- 0:03I have three locations.
- 0:06Three dental offices in Southern
- 0:07California.
- 0:09So, as of right now, we're doing around
- 0:11$2 million in revenue.
- 0:14And we are essentially stuck.
- 0:17One of our offices is doing $1.2 million
- 0:21in
- 0:22in revenue and the other two offices are
- 0:24underutilized.
- 0:25>> Okay.
- 0:26>> Doing about three to 400,000.
- 0:28>> Okay.
- 0:29And you said dental offices?
- 0:32>> Yeah. Yeah, dental offices.
- 0:34>> Okay. Got it.
- 0:36>> cosmetic dentistry in Orange County.
- 0:38>> Word. So, what's what's holding you
- 0:39back?
- 0:41>> So, we have a lead acquisition problem.
- 0:44So, as of right now, we get
- 0:47about 30 new leads a month from a
- 0:50referral.
- 0:52>> For all three locations?
- 0:55>> Yeah, for all three locations.
- 0:56>> So, you must be high ticket.
- 0:59>> Yeah. Yeah, high ticket.
- 1:00>> Okay, what's the average case size?
- 1:03>> Average case size presented is probably
- 1:06around 19,000 or so.
- 1:07>> Okay, is this like veneers or something
- 1:10like that?
- 1:12>> A lot of implants, veneers,
- 1:14>> Okay.
- 1:14>> and like full mouth rehab, yeah.
- 1:16>> Got it. Word. Okay, so what do you you
- 1:19have one referral partner who's getting
- 1:20you 30 leads a month?
- 1:22>> Correct.
- 1:23>> Okay, got it. Um
- 1:25any reason you don't get Like what did
- 1:27you do to get the referral partner that
- 1:28you have?
- 1:31>> We essentially just signed up signed up
- 1:33on a website. She's a big YouTube
- 1:34personality.
- 1:35>> Okay.
- 1:36>> And we're on a map essentially.
- 1:37>> Okay, got it. Um are there other people
- 1:40who exist like her in the world?
- 1:44>> There are. There's there's one more.
- 1:46He's in Germany, but she's kind of the
- 1:48biggest one.
- 1:49>> Okay.
- 1:50Uh can you get more from her or 30 is
- 1:52the absolute max of what she offers?
- 1:56>> So, I mean, we can get more, but it's
- 2:00it's not a direct referral.
- 2:03People find us on our website.
- 2:04>> Okay.
- 2:05>> And then they call us and we schedule.
- 2:07>> And how do they find you?
- 2:09>> They just find us on the map. We're the
- 2:11only people in Orange County.
- 2:12>> Okay. So, any reason you're not running
- 2:15PPC?
- 2:16Pay-per-click.
- 2:17>> So, we we do run PPC at the moment.
- 2:21We ran a Facebook campaign
- 2:23about $10,000 a month with an agency.
- 2:26>> Okay.
- 2:27>> And the agency was
- 2:29the the copy was all towards
- 2:33low low-hanging fruit and it was a lot
- 2:36of discount compersers.
- 2:37>> Uh-huh.
- 2:39>> So, right now
- 2:41I mean, sorry, over those 3 months
- 2:44we got zero patients.
- 2:46>> Okay.
- 2:47Uh
- 2:47>> And then, as of right now, we're at
- 2:49$12,000 a month
- 2:51in Google campaign.
- 2:54>> And so, so you are still spending that
- 2:56money, you're just not getting patients
- 2:58from it.
- 3:00>> We just started. We started last week,
- 3:02to be honest.
- 3:02>> Got it. What's the offer?
- 3:05>> Offer is essentially a free consultation
- 3:09with a free cone beam scan, free smile
- 3:11assessment.
- 3:13And then just kind of cleaning.
- 3:15>> Yeah. Um what can you do
- 3:19Well,
- 3:20so, you're spending this money now. Are
- 3:22you getting clicks? Are you getting
- 3:23leads?
- 3:26>> I've had a few clicks, few leads, but a
- 3:29lot of the keywords we're searching for
- 3:31are pretty low low volume.
- 3:35>> Uh-huh.
- 3:36>> So, we don't get too many clicks, to be
- 3:37honest.
- 3:38But, we have got a few phone calls, but
- 3:40no no actual conversion just yet in the
- 3:42past week and a half.
- 3:43>> Yeah. Um so, what's the sales motion?
- 3:45So, they opt in on the site, then what
- 3:47happens?
- 3:49>> They opt in and then I give them a call
- 3:51personally
- 3:52within 2 minutes.
- 3:54>> Wow. Okay.
- 3:56And then what happens?
- 3:59>> So, once they once I give them a call, I
- 4:01get them scheduled as soon as possible.
- 4:04But, as of right now
- 4:07So, we have one doctor working within
- 4:09three offices.
- 4:11>> Okay.
- 4:12>> out about 2 and 1/2 weeks.
- 4:14>> Okay.
- 4:14>> So, we are essentially booking
- 4:16empty slots
- 4:19which are few and far between. So, our
- 4:21show rate is
- 4:24decent. I mean, it's about 70% but it's
- 4:25about 3 weeks out.
- 4:27>> Okay.
- 4:29And you just haven't met with these
- 4:30people yet or you have?
- 4:31>> Sorry if I'm Sorry if I'm talking a
- 4:33little weird. I'm hearing a little echo
- 4:34in the background.
- 4:35>> Yeah, and I hear it. So, they opt in,
- 4:38you call, you schedule them 3 weeks out.
- 4:41Okay.
- 4:42Then what happens?
- 4:43>> They
- 4:44They show up, we present the treatment
- 4:46plan.
- 4:48We educate them on exactly why we're
- 4:49doing this and what the difference is
- 4:51between normal
- 4:52>> You pitch them.
- 4:53>> and holistic dentistry is.
- 4:54>> Yeah, and you pitch them, right?
- 4:55>> Yeah.
- 4:56>> Okay, and then
- 4:57>> scheduled as soon as possible.
- 4:58>> And then you get them rescheduled after
- 4:59they pay, you mean?
- 5:03>> Rescheduled
- 5:04uh I guess they're scheduled for their
- 5:05first appointment.
- 5:07>> But, the first appointment is the thing
- 5:08that they show up for, right?
- 5:11>> Correct.
- 5:12>> That's where you tell them all these
- 5:13different you you pitch them and then
- 5:14they come to another appointment that's
- 5:15a dental appointment?
- 5:18>> Yes.
- 5:18>> Okay, so you do sell them on that first
- 5:20appointment, correct?
- 5:22>> Correct.
- 5:23>> Okay, got it. And so, you have leads
- 5:25that are going through this process
- 5:26since you're spending money on PPC right
- 5:28now, have you made any sales from that?
- 5:32>> From PPC, not yet, no.
- 5:33>> So, you said you have 70% that are
- 5:35showing up. How many have showed up to
- 5:36create the 70%?
- 5:39>> So, we used to run PPC in the past
- 5:42but it was pretty low. So, right now
- 5:45>> You said you're were Google Ads, so what
- 5:47ads are you running for Google Ads that
- 5:48you're spending 12,000 a month on that
- 5:50you're getting 70% show up rate for?
- 5:53>> So, we have a Google Ads running for
- 5:5412,000 a month right now.
- 5:56>> Right. So, what are the What are these
- 5:57Google Ads?
- 5:59On what platform?
- 6:00Like I said PPC, which is AdWords, which
- 6:04is the same Basically, I'm saying the
- 6:05same thing. You're saying what You're
- 6:07saying we used to run PPC, now we run
- 6:10Google Ads.
- 6:12Those are the same thing unless you're
- 6:13running Google Display, which I doubt,
- 6:14or YouTube Ads that are pre-roll, but
- 6:16you probably would have said YouTube
- 6:17Ads. So, what are you What are we
- 6:17talking about?
- 6:20>> I think we're talking about the same
- 6:21thing. I think I'm being a little bit
- 6:22confused.
- 6:22>> I agree. That's my point. So, you had an
- 6:24agency, and then now you run it
- 6:26in-house, and you're spending 12,000 a
- 6:27month. You have 70% showing up. So, So,
- 6:30you're spending 12,000 on these
- 6:31keywords, right?
- 6:34>> Not yet. We We have 12,000 allotted,
- 6:37haven't been able to spend it yet.
- 6:38>> So, you haven't spent $12,000.
- 6:41>> No. No, we have a $12,000 budget.
- 6:43>> Then, where are these Where are the 70%
- 6:45Where's 70% show rate coming from? How
- 6:46many leads do you have that created
- 6:47that?
- 6:49>> The 70% show up rate is coming from the
- 6:52referral.
- 6:53>> Oh, dude. Then, So, this is
- 6:57Okay.
- 6:58Okay. So, you have a budget of $12,000
- 7:02for Google AdWords that you have not run
- 7:03yet.
- 7:06>> Correct. It's running.
- 7:08>> Okay.
- 7:08>> I haven't been able to utilize the
- 7:09budget yet. Yeah.
- 7:10>> So, you haven't spent any of the money.
- 7:13>> No. Maybe like a other month so far has
- 7:15been actually utilized.
- 7:16>> [laughter]
- 7:17>> Okay.
- 7:18Okay. Did the Did the other The agency,
- 7:21were they able to spend your money?
- 7:23>> Yes.
- 7:24>> Okay. Got it. So, I'll I'll tell you
- 7:27I'll tell you the the two solutions. All
- 7:29right? Number one is the agency that you
- 7:31were working with. Did they have
- 7:32customers who sold the level ticket that
- 7:34you sell?
- 7:37>> Yes.
- 7:38>> Okay. Got it. And so, what were those
- 7:40people doing that you aren't doing?
- 7:44>> So, they were
- 7:46You know what? Let me rephrase that. I'm
- 7:48so sorry.
- 7:49We were higher ticket than
- 7:52every single one of their customers.
- 7:54>> Okay, but did any of them sell like call
- 7:55it
- 7:56>> Did they sell anything that was in like
- 7:58the 8,000 plus range?
- 8:01>> Oh, yeah. Yeah, 100%. Everything
- 8:03They they only marketed one thing,
- 8:05essentially. They they marketed like
- 8:08All-on-X is what it's called.
- 8:09>> Okay.
- 8:10>> Which is also a $40,000 procedure.
- 8:13>> Okay, so they do sell stuff that's more
- 8:14expensive.
- 8:17>> Yes.
- 8:18>> Okay, great.
- 8:19>> to $20,000.
- 8:20>> Yeah, so what I was trying to what I was
- 8:22trying to lead you to was the idea that
- 8:23you agent There was nothing wrong with
- 8:25the agency. They were getting you leads,
- 8:26and you had a [ __ ] up sales motion.
- 8:32And so, I'll say like if I'm in your
- 8:34shoes, I would probably call that agency
- 8:36back up and say, "Can you connect me
- 8:37with the three or four people that
- 8:38you're currently working with that are
- 8:39not in my area that are making this
- 8:41work?"
- 8:44Now, in all likelihood, you said they
- 8:46were bringing you the wrong type of
- 8:47people, right?
- 8:49>> Correct.
- 8:50>> But, it's only the wrong type of people
- 8:51because there's no sales motion to
- 8:53basically educate them into becoming the
- 8:54right type of people. So, I'll give you
- 8:55an example of this. Back in the day when
- 8:57Groupon was a thing, which you may
- 8:58remember,
- 9:00there were plenty of businesses that got
- 9:02on Groupon, and people would flood, you
- 9:03know, the front end with kind of these
- 9:05low barrier offers. The business owners
- 9:07that didn't understand sales and
- 9:08basically compared, "Well, I get these
- 9:10referrals that are super hot, and they
- 9:11just buy when I offer it to them
- 9:13compared to cold traffic sales, which is
- 9:14what this is.
- 9:16Uh these people are all low quality."
- 9:17It's like, "Yeah, of course, compared to
- 9:18referrals, they're they're all going to
- 9:19be low quality." But,
- 9:21believe it or not, these leads that that
- 9:23agency was sending you was still higher
- 9:24quality than meta leads. And so, you had
- 9:27this the second hottest leads coming to
- 9:29you, and you weren't able to convert
- 9:30them. And so, the problem is the
- 9:32process. So, can I walk you through what
- 9:33I think you should do and probably turn
- 9:35the agency back on?
- 9:37>> Yeah.
- 9:38>> and and so, this this one let you know
- 9:39one thing as well. So the agency was
- 9:41metal leads.
- 9:42>> Okay, well yeah, we'll get to the then
- 9:44then metal leads, yeah, that's going to
- 9:45be lower quality, but I'll walk you
- 9:46through what what should happen. If
- 9:47you've never had metal leads come in and
- 9:50you just like were expected to run the
- 9:51same process, there's no chance you're
- 9:53going to be successful. I'll just tell
- 9:54you right now.
- 9:55>> Mhm.
- 9:55>> Okay?
- 9:56>> Yeah.
- 9:56>> So, let's say you've got meta ads, I'm
- 9:58just going to walk you through and this
- 9:59is what I'll wrap with, okay? So, you've
- 10:01got your meta ads, you're going to go to
- 10:03whatever the offer page is, they're
- 10:04going to opt-in. Okay, cool. Did they
- 10:06make the opt-in page?
- 10:09>> Yes.
- 10:09>> Okay, so I'm sure they already had a a
- 10:11format that was working.
- 10:12After the opt-in page, what was the step
- 10:14in that funnel?
- 10:17>> After the opt-in page, it would pop up
- 10:20in a high-level page.
- 10:21>> Okay.
- 10:22>> And then I would call them immediately.
- 10:24>> Okay, so you would did was there a
- 10:26scheduling thing there on the thank you
- 10:28page?
- 10:30>> Yeah, they would receive a VSL
- 10:33>> Mhm.
- 10:33>> that I made as well as they would also
- 10:37receive automated reminders and text
- 10:39messages.
- 10:40>> Okay, but you set them on the phone,
- 10:41right?
- 10:43>> Yeah.
- 10:44>> And you're saying none of the leads were
- 10:45good?
- 10:48>> None of them qualified for financing. We
- 10:51brought We brought a few of them in,
- 10:53but I mean, these are all people who are
- 10:55missing most of their teeth. So, almost
- 10:58like borderline homeless people were
- 11:00coming in.
- 11:01So, they just weren't worth our time to
- 11:02get free consultations.
- 11:04>> Yeah, so you don't have to give free
- 11:06consultations to people if they don't
- 11:07qualify.
- 11:09>> Mhm.
- 11:10>> So, I would say fundamentally, like I
- 11:13this still feels very confusing because
- 11:15like PPC is probably the number one
- 11:16channel for for uh dentists doing
- 11:20high-ticket work like this. And so, the
- 11:22keywords that you were selecting uh or
- 11:24that you're currently bidding on, uh
- 11:26there's probably more that you're
- 11:27missing, number one. Number two, from
- 11:29the sales process, having the VSL before
- 11:31and after, that stuff's good. Meta will
- 11:33always get you more leads than PPC will
- 11:34because it's disruption based rather
- 11:36than intent based, but the leads will be
- 11:37colder, but there's an ocean of them and
- 11:38you can spend a lot more, right? And so,
- 11:41um the vast majority like there's also a
- 11:43cost thing. Like you probably have to
- 11:45spend I would say somewhere in the
- 11:46neighborhood of 5 to 10,000 dollars per
- 11:48sale is probably what you would expect
- 11:50uh to spend for something like this, and
- 11:51that would be kind of like industry
- 11:53average. And so, you know, the spend
- 11:55that you actually had with them was
- 11:56relatively low. Um especially if it was
- 11:58kind of like the first time you were
- 11:59really doing it. So, you spent 30 grand,
- 12:01I can understand why that would be
- 12:02frustrating. Um but like I would I would
- 12:05get out of the perspective of like all
- 12:07the leads are so like are you in a poor
- 12:09area?
- 12:11>> No.
- 12:11>> No, you're in Orange County, right? So,
- 12:12like
- 12:13there there's for sure like
- 12:16there is a PPC path, there is a Meta
- 12:18path. Both of them work. There's going
- 12:20to be opt-in speed to lead, VSL before
- 12:22when they walk in the door, second VSL
- 12:24when they're in person for the waiting
- 12:25room.
- 12:26And then when you present, you'll anchor
- 12:28high, get financing from the way from
- 12:30them walking in the door. You'll also
- 12:32get card on file. It'll probably be
- 12:33split cuz some people take financing,
- 12:35some people pay with the card. Um but
- 12:37you should collect that before you
- 12:37present payment regardless. And then
- 12:39from the sales motion itself, um I mean,
- 12:42if they were truly homeless, then yeah,
- 12:44that's a waste of time and we should
- 12:45have we should have screened for that on
- 12:46the on the call itself. But like what
- 12:48was your cost per lead rate on on Meta?
- 12:52>> I wouldn't honestly I'm not 100% sure.
- 12:55>> Okay. Um that would be worth knowing,
- 12:57obviously. Um
- 12:59but like I would say that if you're on
- 13:01Meta, you're probably going to expect to
- 13:02convert especially at your price point
- 13:03somewhere in the like 2 to 5% of leads
- 13:05range.
- 13:06At your price point.
- 13:08And so, it's like okay, let's say cost
- 13:10per lead is 50 bucks. Uh then it costs
- 13:12you if you convert 1%, you're at 5 grand
- 13:14a sale. That that math maths. It's just
- 13:16that you have to expect when you're
- 13:17using Meta ads that like these are not
- 13:19going to be PPC or referral ads. Like
- 13:21you're going to convert one out of 20,
- 13:23one out of 50.
- 13:25And you're going to have to put heavy
- 13:26screening on the front end.
- 13:29>> Yeah.
- 13:30>> The like those are the two
- 13:32>> would you suggest collecting a deposit?
- 13:34>> Say it again.
- 13:36>> For the screening for metal leads or
- 13:39even the paperclip on Google campaigns
- 13:42as well.
- 13:42>> Uh.
- 13:43>> Would you suggest collecting a deposit?
- 13:46>> I would I would do a deposit if I felt
- 13:48if if we were having show up rate
- 13:49issues, but we aren't having show up
- 13:51rate issues. The issue I think is in the
- 13:52set.
- 13:54So basically the friction to get on the
- 13:55call with you and what you're saying on
- 13:57the set, you should have like shouldn't
- 13:58have had homeless people showing up at
- 13:59your dental office.
- 14:01Like you should have been able to
- 14:02qualify that on the phone. And so on the
- 14:05set we should have gone for bant, right?
- 14:06Budget, authority, need, timing. Like,
- 14:07"Hey, what are you looking for in terms
- 14:09of budget wise for this? Obviously this
- 14:11is a four figure plus investment. Just
- 14:12want to make sure this isn't some sort
- 14:13of shock for you." The second thing is
- 14:15need wise, like how important this is
- 14:17from you from one to 10 to get this
- 14:18solved.
- 14:19Uh like right. And then they'll give you
- 14:21a number and you're like, "Great."
- 14:22Whatever the number they say, you say,
- 14:23"Why isn't it a 10?" And you say, "Why
- 14:25wasn't it a one?" Right? In both of
- 14:27those scenarios basically get them to
- 14:28sell themselves on why it actually is
- 14:29important. Then the third question that
- 14:31you would ask is um timing. Like if we
- 14:34could wave a magic wand, would you want
- 14:35it to get solved today or when would you
- 14:36want to do this? You want to solve the
- 14:38people that are either today, basically
- 14:40as soon as possible, or in the next few
- 14:42days. The people who are like, "I'd want
- 14:44to do this and push it out into the
- 14:45future." Those are tire kickers and are
- 14:46unlikely to close. And then authority
- 14:48is, "Are you the person who's going to
- 14:49be able to make the financial decision
- 14:50for yourself or do you need someone
- 14:51else's permission?"
- 14:55>> Mhm.
- 14:56>> And so if someone opts in after watching
- 14:58a VSL, they fill out an application,
- 15:00uh and then you get on the phone and you
- 15:02go through bant, you shouldn't have
- 15:03people who are unqualified who are
- 15:04walking in the door.
- 15:08>> Yeah.
- 15:10>> So it sounds like
- 15:11>> out of all the people that we actually
- 15:14screened and got in the door,
- 15:17one I would say was qualified.
- 15:19>> Yeah, so I think you like
- 15:23And the front-end offer was a a free
- 15:24what?
- 15:27>> Free consultation and free uh $300 scan.
- 15:30Uh
- 15:30$500 is the value.
- 15:32>> Mhm.
- 15:33And it was leading to
- 15:36the implants, correct?
- 15:39>> Yes. Yeah, it was leading to implants.
- 15:41>> Yeah, I don't think there's like
- 15:42honestly like that offer is fine. The
- 15:44the process that you laid out is more or
- 15:46less fine. It was probably missing a VSL
- 15:48before you walked in the door, but after
- 15:50going through all of these pieces with
- 15:51you, the set call was the issue.
- 15:56>> Mhm.
- 15:57>> And I also don't know anything about the
- 15:58metrics. Like I don't know how many
- 15:59leads we had and how much the cost per
- 16:00lead was. If you had like five leads for
- 16:02$10,000, that's too expensive. If you
- 16:04had a 10,000 leads, something was wrong.
- 16:06So if you were in the 50 to a call at
- 16:07150 range, it's probably about right. I
- 16:10don't know what the creative looked
- 16:11like.
- 16:11>> Yeah.
- 16:12>> Were you in the creative or was it just
- 16:13statics?
- 16:15>> It was only me essentially.
- 16:17>> Okay.
- 16:18>> Full full videos and stuff.
- 16:19>> Okay. I've got good news and I got bad
- 16:21news for you.
- 16:23You You might look homeless.
- 16:27I'm I'm half joking, but the the reality
- 16:30is that uh Meta will find people that
- 16:32look like the avatar that's in the ad.
- 16:34And so making sure that the ad looks
- 16:36really premium, really high-end, and if
- 16:39you have a demographic that is more like
- 16:41your ideal customer, you want that
- 16:43person to be in the video.
- 16:46>> Yeah. Yeah, in the ad uh we were in our
- 16:48Newport Beach office and I'm wearing a
- 16:50full suit essentially.
- 16:52Fresh haircut.
- 16:53>> Yeah, are you wearing a suit or you
- 16:54wearing a white lab coat?
- 16:57>> See, I'm not a doctor.
- 16:59>> You do dental implants?
- 17:02>> I'm not the doctor. I only manage the
- 17:04business. I am owner of the business,
- 17:06but we have a head doctor.
- 17:08>> Okay. You can wear a white lab coat, by
- 17:10the way.
- 17:12>> I mean, I can, yeah.
- 17:14>> Okay.
- 17:15>> Yeah.
- 17:15>> I'll tell you right now, if you didn't
- 17:17have a lab coat, no one knew that it was
- 17:19a dental office.
- 17:24So, if what's the ideal customer for
- 17:26you?
- 17:28>> Ideal customer is
- 17:31moms in the workforce from 35 to 65
- 17:34>> Okay.
- 17:35>> that are self-conscious.
- 17:37>> So
- 17:38>> of going against Western medicine.
- 17:39>> So, that's who you want in the ad.
- 17:42And you want her wearing a white lab
- 17:44coat.
- 17:46Ideally attractive.
- 17:51>> Fair enough.
- 17:51>> I'm being dead serious, man.
- 17:53>> Yeah.
- 17:54>> That's what you need in the ads. That
- 17:55fixes the creative. And then you the set
- 17:58call piece was messed up. I do think
- 18:00though given everything you're saying, I
- 18:01think PPC is going to work better for
- 18:02you cuz it's a little bit easier cuz the
- 18:04leads are hotter. You're going to have a
- 18:05lower quality in the beginning. So, I
- 18:07would probably like if I were you, I
- 18:10would pay for one-on-one with somebody
- 18:13who works at a PPC
- 18:16dental ad agency. I would look it up on
- 18:19LinkedIn. I'd find the guy who's one or
- 18:21two levels below who's actually doing
- 18:23the clicking of the buttons. And I'd pay
- 18:24that guy 500 bucks an hour to walk
- 18:26through the keywords that you should be
- 18:27bidding for. That's what I would do.
- 18:31>> Got you.
- 18:32>> Cool.
- 18:32>> Okay.
- 18:34Sounds good, thanks.
- 18:35>> Appreciate you, man.
- 18:37>> Alex, I appreciate it, man. Thank you so
- 18:39much.
- 18:39>> You bet it. All right, talk soon.
- 18:42>> You have a good one, man.
- 18:42>> You too.
- 18:44We got there.
- 18:45We did it. We did it. We got there.
- 18:47Success. If you're not getting as many
- 18:49leads as you want and your business is
- 18:51demand constrained, [music] meaning you
- 18:52could service more customers than you
- 18:54currently have, then this is for you.
- 18:56So, marketing is changing and I think
- 18:58ACQ tends to be on the bleeding edge of
- 18:59this stuff. We certainly spend the money
- 19:01to do it, but we also build custom
- 19:03software and we pay amazing vendors and
- 19:05very expensive people to figure out the
- 19:06system that we have right now and I want
- 19:08to share it with you kind of open kimono
- 19:09style. If you're You're getting as many
- 19:10leads as you want,
- 19:11boy do I have the thing for you. Click
- 19:13below, book call and
- 19:15hopefully I'll see you in Vegas.
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