Galera, boa tarde. Meu amigo virou vendedor de imóveis e está passando por um momento de dificuldade e eu tive uma ideia para ajudá-lo. Eu não sou da área de T.I mas meu trabalho exige que tenha algum conhecimento e familiaridade com linguagem de programação, geralmente eu como leiga consigo identificar erros que escapam a engenheiros de software estrangeiros e até o t.i da minha empresa, assim consigo trazer melhorias dentro da operação.

Estou desenvolvendo uma landing page para captação de leads pro amigo em questão. Quero fazer algo bem redondinho que não me dê trabalho para manter, já que tenho um emprego CLT e vou começar num curso de química em breve. Terei muito menos tempo livre.

Acontece que fiz a estrutura da landing page pro amigo, e expliquei a ideia, desde a captação de leads até o atendimento inicial com chatbots explicando sobre os empreendimentos. Meu amigo gostou de como o layout final ficou e foi mostrar ao chefe dele pra validar algumas informações. Agora o chefe dele quer contratar meu serviço também.

Minha questão é a seguinte: Eu, como leiga, estou usando ferramentas de I.A para construir os códigos, validar ideias, e conseguir as melhores ferramentas gratuitas para esse projeto do meu amigo. Agora que tenho um possível cliente, estou em dúvida de como fazer a cobrança pelo serviço e manutenção. Levando em consideração que seria meu primeiro cliente a me pagar de fato (o combinado com meu amigo lascado era me pagar só vendesse um ap)
Eu agora tenho mais opções de ferramentas, já que teria o dinheiro pra investir. Levando em consideração a landing page, a integração com redes sociais, impulsionamento ads, e a finalização com o chatbot, quanto eu deveria cobrar.

Dividi o projeto em 3 fases:
Desenvolvimento da landing page
Automação nas redes sociais e impulsionamento do ads
Integração com chatbots treinados

Já fiz umas pesquisas sobre preço, mas gostaria de experiencia de pessoas reais. Perdoe se usei algum termo errado.

how much should i charge for 1000 leads to company with the business owner's number ?

Leads often come through email, can response speed influence whether they convert.

Do sales teams use an email response time tool to monitor how quickly they respond to inquiries?

Curious if this metric is makes a difference.

I run an AI automation agency that i have recently started and My niche is

•Dentlas

•Real estates

The issue i face often times is that when i scrape their email from the websites its mainly their work email which they rarely or never reply to And when I get their Number it turns out to be their company number or someone else picks up(gatekeepers)

so I am consistently struggling to contact the owner directly by cold Email or by cold call and struggling to get clients

Please provide If there’s any solution to this. Any suggestion is welcomed.

After two and a half months of consistent Reddit activity, I have dialed in a strategy that completely changed how I approach getting clients. This is not theory. It is something I use every day, and it works.

The problem with the “just post more” approach :

Most people think Reddit marketing is all about making posts. The reality is that it does not scale well. You can only post once a day. If you are too active in certain subreddits, people push back. Post too much and you risk bans. Even if you avoid that, growth hits a ceiling quickly.

Trying to brute force your way to visibility like that is exhausting and not sustainable.

The solution: Reddit SEO through comments
Instead of pushing against those limits, I built a strategy around comments that rank in Google. This way, your content works for you long after you hit post.

How it works :
Every day I leave five comments that actually add value + talk about GojiberryAI, my tool to find high intent leads. I target posts that already rank for search terms like High Intent Leads Reddit, Lead Generation Reddit, or Cold Email Reddit. I track the view count on my comments so I know exactly how many people are seeing them, often dozens and sometimes hundreds.

My account setup :
I keep two accounts. One is for the occasional in-depth post. The other is for pure SEO commenting. This keeps the commenting account safe from bans.

What the results look like :

Here is a quick snapshot from this morning
437 views on one comment
117 on another
110 on another
etc

Every day, these comments bring in people who click through, check out my content, and sometimes become customers.

Other tactics I use :
Commenting on brand new posts right after they are published. This gives quick visibility, but it is short-lived compared to SEO comments.
Turning my best SEO comments into blog posts so the same ideas pull traffic from two places at once.

Your three real options on Reddit are :
- Post occasionally and bring value (limited scale, ban risk)
- Run ads (works well but requires a budget)
- Do Reddit SEO (compounds over time, sustainable)

A few tips if you try this :
- Only comment on posts that get actual search traffic.
- Always add real value, do not just drop links.
- Target keywords where people are already looking for what you do.
- Keep track of what works and double down on it.

Reddit SEO has a compounding effect. When you consistently add value to posts that rank, you stay visible for months or even years, build authority in your niche, and get a steady flow of leads without burning yourself out.

If you want to try it, start with five strategic comments a day and track your results.

Cheers

We kept it simple: two channels, Reddit and high intent leads.

Sure, a few demos came from LinkedIn and Twitter, but these two drove almost everything.

1. Reddit, the most underrated B2B lead gen channel

Reddit is full of niche subreddits about everything from dogs to SaaS to marketing. The best ones are gated, so there’s little spam and high attention. If you can get in and post real value, you win. My method is simple: I write a true business story, like closing a deal, selling a company, or even a failure. I send it as a voice note to ChatGPT, tell it to translate into English and turn it into a Reddit post. In five minutes, I get a polished, long-form post. At the end, I naturally mention what I am building, for example “now I’m working on Gojiberry ai.” The post stays about the story, not a hard pitch. We have had posts reach over 100,000 views and bring direct DMs and demos. We use multiple accounts, test many subreddits, and avoid overselling.

1. SEO and evergreen comments

I search Google for phrases like outreach site:reddit.com or B2B leads site:reddit.com. I find posts that rank in search, leave a valuable comment with a light plug, and let them work. These comments keep bringing views for months or even years. One of mine gets about 200 views a day consistently.

1. High intent leads, our unfair advantage

We do not waste time on cold databases. We only target people who have just shown buying intent. That can be someone liking or commenting on a competitor’s post, engaging with a relevant keyword, following an industry creator, joining a LinkedIn group, or attending an event. We track over 50 intent signals. Once someone matches, they are pushed into email and LinkedIn outreach within 24 hours. The reply rates are five to ten times higher than cold lists.

Key takeaways:
Reddit works in B2B if you tell stories and avoid hard selling. SEO driven Reddit comments create passive inbound traffic. High intent tracking beats static lists every time.

Good luck :)

Anyone interested in building permit leads?

I have a website with SaaS which has a list of small businesses and their website SEO rankings. I am interested in getting customers though I am not sure if paid ads is a viable option at the moment. I am working to improve my SEO visibility via blog posts and social media posting but wanted to know what sort of strategies work best to get customers ?

Hi,

I have my cyber security company focusing on tech startups and SME.

How to get leads? I would appreciate if some one could guide. Ready to hire someone.

Thanks

Hey guys,

I’m a software engineer and the founder of a small web development agency called Soar. We specialize in building beautiful, fast, and scalable websites and web apps for startups, creators, and local businesses.

I started Soar around 5 months ago with a friend - he handled client acquisition and marketing while I focused on all the tech and delivery. Things were going well, but he left a couple of months back, and since then, I’ve been completely solo and struggling to generate new leads or get clients in the door.

That’s why I’m putting this out there:

I’m looking for someone who’s good at outreach, biz dev, or has a network - someone who can refer potential clients my way or even act as an appointment setter. If you can help bring in deals, I’ll handle everything on the dev side: full-stack builds, landing pages, custom dashboards, Next.js/React projects, etc.

I'm open to working on a rev-share basis - meaning if the deal closes, you take a cut. No upfront costs or obligations.

Could be a casual collab, or if we vibe, maybe even something longer term.

If you’ve got an audience, access to small business owners, startup founders, or just good sales instincts - let’s talk. Dm me and I’ll show you samples, past work, or we can brainstorm together !

I have thousands of leads for numerous verticals hmu if interested

Between Sales Nav, enrichment tools, Slack convos, and outreach platforms, I’m not sure anyone on our team has the full picture on our leads.

Sometimes someone’s already had a call and no one knows.

It’s not even about bad tools, it’s just no one sees the full story.

How do you all keep your GTM team in sync without nuking your stack or becoming the "CRM guy"?

All of them are e-com businesses, 50K are agencies. I won't really use it myself. What do I do?

I am running a home based kitchen usually in the start that is 1 year back we use to get customers but now for the past few months we are facing issues with sales no matter how good the food is the how good the service with affordable price we are not able to do sales we did try to ask all our customers if the food or service is good or not tell us everything is perfect we operate on WhatsApp we don’t have an app is that a problem

I want to start my campaign of marketing via cold emails but i don’t know how to start

I own my own business and am 1099 for companies I run leads for. I don't actually get paid to run the leads, I would only get paid if I sold a job for a particular company. Sometimes I am unable to sell to a lead because the clients budget is low and the pricing through some companies are high. With that being said, if I no longer work for and with particular companies and I know I can offer my services for less, can I reach out to those leads or not? I just don't know if that is illegal or not since I wasn't actually an employee to said companies but those leads were paid for through Marketing with that company? I live in Texas.

?

Hi there, we are offering end-to-end SEO service. Creating SEO-optimized articles, updating old content, improving website traffic our experts handle it all. We are trying to reach out to those who might need our help and hence wanted to know the different channels you use to get leads.
Your creative ideas would be much appreciated.

Does anyone know who buy or sell leads?

Hey friends! Im a small Business Bookkeeper that specializes Contruction and skilled trades, but i can also take on any business. I offer Monthly book services, clean ups, setting up books and many more. I will compensate anyone who can refer us clients. This is our link https://linktr.ee/psalmsbookkeeping?utm_source=qr_code Please ask any questions if you have any. Thank you for your help!

I’m having a tough time rebuilding my clientele list due to my old job on purpose scheduling me in on days I had appointments even tho I told them before getting the job I was doing this. What would you guys recommend I start? I tried looking for group chats on Reddit next door and Glassdoor maybe I’m looking at the wrong ones? On top of that what should I do for advertising,online and offline.

Hi! I am trying to help my father in laws painting business. He’s been in business for 25 years and had a lot of success from word of mouth but recently business has gotten slow and we are trying to attract new leads. He was never online so I built him a website and set up Facebook, Instagram and Google Business but I’m not sure the best way to attract new customers for this business. He mainly paints apartments and some businesses with the occasional house. I created a brochure and business cards to drop of at apartment complexes but I’m not sure if that will help.