First $ online: 2001 Serial Founder 💰 https://xitter.cf/t.co/dYRwdbqglH Exit (few) Fails (many) ⎆ Entrepreneurship ⎆ Marketing

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Most agencies and freelancers are getting absolute SCAMMED by cold outreach tools. You’re paying $99, $199, sometimes $300/month for "all-in-one" platforms that charge you per seat, per credit, and per breath you take. Why? Because they know you’re addicted to the illusion of a massive pipeline. The dirty secret of B2B prospecting: You don’t need an over-engineered SaaS with 40 useless features to book meetings. You need high-volume, actionable data delivered daily so you can actually execute. While you’re burning $2k/year on bloated software just to send 50 emails a week: • Smart operators are scraping real leads • They’re building volume • They’re closing deals while your dashboard is still loading At DealRaw, i cut the corporate tax. 550 fresh, verified leads. Every fucking single day. For $19 a month. Read that again. $19 / 16,500? 0,001$ per lead. Yes. « Fake lead » US opportunity only. « Crap leads » No, and most of them (+44%) don't even have websites… you can sell them one tomorrow. If you can’t turn 16,500 leads a month into at least ONE paying client to cover a 3 years of $19, close your business. Prospecting isn't your problem, your offer is. Stop overpaying for fancy logos. Start buying raw volume for the price of a cold brew and a pastry. DealRaw less fluff, more pipe.
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✅ Done Thanks @creem_io team🍦
Waiting for my Creem approval. (And stressed out about their clause: “If you're rejected, you can't reapply for 3 months”)
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Waiting for my Creem approval. (And stressed out about their clause: “If you're rejected, you can't reapply for 3 months”)
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Bunbeau retweeted
SaaS is not dead. Code hasn't been the barrier to entry for years, distribution is and will remain the barrier. It's like saying (or repeating) that SEO is dead or that pasta restaurants are dead just because you can buy pasta at the supermarket.
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SaaS is not dead. Code hasn't been the barrier to entry for years, distribution is and will remain the barrier. It's like saying (or repeating) that SEO is dead or that pasta restaurants are dead just because you can buy pasta at the supermarket.
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43.5 hours. Search Console. Fuck off.
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Change your ICP.
saas is on life support rn…
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SaaS isn't dead, neither is customer service or SEO. Just stop selling it to people who can do it themselves in a few clicks.
STOP SELLING TO INDIE HACKERS
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Find it right now. Should I have it graded?
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Freelancers, what’s your expertise? I can find some great (US💰) deals for you.
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Your kryptonite is cold calls. But if you've got the guts, I've got over 550 US leads for you every day.
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Full remote opportunity, $2,400+/mo: Looking for 1 hungry B2B Cold Caller (US Home Services). The model: •You call US contractors with NO website (Plumbers, HVAC, Roofers). •Offer: High-converting site. 1-call close. •Tech & Lead list provided daily (+500 fresh local data). No prospecting needed. The pay: •💰$200 commission PER CLOSED DEAL. •Close 3 deal/w = $2,400+/mo. •100% remote. Pure commission. High volume. Requirements: •Fluent US accent (non-negotiable). •Proven track record in US phone closing / Real Estate Wholesaling. DM me now a 30-sec voice note introducing yourself and your best closing story.
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99% of marketing agencies and freelancers don't know how to sell. The rest find low-fruits clients in the U.S. using DealRaw.
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Why don't you look for customers in the U.S.?
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Bunbeau retweeted
Most agencies and freelancers are getting absolute SCAMMED by cold outreach tools. You’re paying $99, $199, sometimes $300/month for "all-in-one" platforms that charge you per seat, per credit, and per breath you take. Why? Because they know you’re addicted to the illusion of a massive pipeline. The dirty secret of B2B prospecting: You don’t need an over-engineered SaaS with 40 useless features to book meetings. You need high-volume, actionable data delivered daily so you can actually execute. While you’re burning $2k/year on bloated software just to send 50 emails a week: • Smart operators are scraping real leads • They’re building volume • They’re closing deals while your dashboard is still loading At DealRaw, i cut the corporate tax. 550 fresh, verified leads. Every fucking single day. For $19 a month. Read that again. $19 / 16,500? 0,001$ per lead. Yes. « Fake lead » US opportunity only. « Crap leads » No, and most of them (+44%) don't even have websites… you can sell them one tomorrow. If you can’t turn 16,500 leads a month into at least ONE paying client to cover a 3 years of $19, close your business. Prospecting isn't your problem, your offer is. Stop overpaying for fancy logos. Start buying raw volume for the price of a cold brew and a pastry. DealRaw less fluff, more pipe.
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Freelancers/consultants, how much do you charge per day? That way we can compare ourselves to the rest of the world, and feel a little sorry for ourselves 🙃 I’m in France; for short assignments, I charge up to 1,200 euros per day (about $1,350), and for long assignments, I go as low as half that (sometimes even lower if the project is great). Now it’s your turn.
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Almost every new website I launch ends up getting spammed by bots. Is there a solution other than Cloudflare (which I find to be ineffective)? Please, help.
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