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The 2 softwares that turns leads into appointments for your SMMA clients:

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[TheBrettWay]

thats what we call real value right there

[marxpaulo]

"it is simple, but it's just hard"... so... no reason for complains. Tks a lot for the insight!

[armel.]

This is amazing. Being able to filter the X amount of leads with such specific questions and characteristics, makes the sales call 10x easier. High-extra Quality over Quantity

[brandonlahiffe]

Matt the angle, new perspective I got from this video is insane thank you for another awesome video man! P.S I love the scenery in the background in nature.😄

[reidmoto]

You're such a BADASS who puts his money where his mouth is and your videos are like you handing us bars of pure giving them away to us. The interview you did with Brett M. really was worth $5k for marketers who were paying attention. I took a lot of notes, because it was so dense and dripping with real value.

BTW, I'm a high-ticket enrollment leader/trainer and producer. I totally agree, it's a seemingly subtle difference, enrollment vs. sales or closer, but that's how I talk to people--like a university enrollment counselor for a master's or Phd. program. I'm an advisor, not an F'n pushy sales idiot. If you ever need some help on your team, with proper lead flow I enroll $100k+ per month on average at price points of $5k to $8k for Internet marketers and coaches.

[lefegoenterprise]

Beast mode 🎉. This is awesome insight - thanks Matt

[bupi.]

The point you made on "enrolling" the clients on your program reminds me of Seth Godin's "You Can't Be Seen Until You Learn To See". He uses the same terminology and takes the same approach towards client interactions.

[fitforfreelance]

Thoughtful, quick-hitting video! Thanks

[ItzFisH_]

I want to see more examples of performing ads that u guys run

[almelnik]

Hello, Matt, I made a video about Estate AI, where can I share it with you? It's unlisted here on YT.

[JJ-xfxg]

Matt can I build a faceless SMMA and scale to 10k? (I would be fine with meeting clients on zoom, but not showing my face on social media). Is this possible? Thank you!

[amarsahraoui-bb]

hi matt i hope you see my comment .. I have a question
what is the best platform to advertise on

[РашадРагимов-жк]

I can't close a client even for free(only money 4 adspend). It's gotta be a good one

[mzamilbr]

Question are all of your advisor and appointments setter in house or outsource?

[Frnko_]

Where did you learn and practicr ads? Did you do it for free?

[dr.julianhawksmma]

i think youll supass the GOAT Joel Very soon
with the value that u provide to those of us
peasants who cant afford coaching and courses

would have loved to be able to be one of ur coaching students once i get Out of this Times of mine
Your Awesome Man😄

[fanuelmengestab]

Anybody here that does email marketing as their main offer?

[x]

If this song really generated 600K i think that you've solved the music industry.... Veryyyy dubious. Again. Show proof...

[AA]

Can you make a video on how to get clients with outreach as a beginner with all the steps? Will be helpful thanks… if you do I’ll watch it all and try my best to close at least one after one week you post it … like if you can show all the steps from getting a prospecting list and outreach and closing will highly appreciate it 🫡

P.S I just subscribed love your content

[captureyouradventures]

Great message and information like usual Matt. However, if I may with full respect, the video had way too much Shutter jitter, artificial camera shake, and too many whips, pans, and zooms. This is like when you see someone that is trying too hard. It feels off or a bit much. Your message is so powerful and useful by itself you don't need all the fake effects. Just my opinion.

I think your message is powerful enough. If you trying to get more growth on YouTube focus more on networking and marketing. Collab with other people in your niche and do a podcast circuit, and start cross-pollinating your audience with 10-40 podcasts. You can hit people up via their channels and I'm sure with your knowledge they would love to have you on.

I would stand clear away from this style of editing. The point of bubble text is to emphasize the point you are making to highlight it. However, the overuse of Text starts to water down the overall point of doing it. MrWhosTheBoss is a master of this check him out. You see this a lot when people first learn something they just overuse it so hard.

The theme of the video is all over the place. A mix of white crumpled paper, darker more ominous blue-toned particle backgrounds, your location background, and for the text colors, you're using white and yellow for your core colors however the use of how much white to yellow ratio is all over the place and lacks consistency adding confusion to which thing you are saying is the valuable part. You're using green and red for good and bad but the shades of green and back as well as the white and yellow all don't fit the scene of the video. You are also adding a glow effect throughout in random places.

So overall there is just so much going on it starts to divert the attention and the focus away from the very valuable message you are delivering. Lastly, the sound design. There is a whoosh sound about 100 times throughout the video which again is distracting from the point and then around 2:37 ish in the video, there is this office noise in the background that again is very distracting.

Sometimes less is more when you really have something useful to say.

I have an Agency in the Vancouver area and my base skills in getting into having an agency was Stunt performing, videography, and editing. So I really get so much value from your content because I lack so much for the business side of the experience. This is my first real attempt at running a business so I hope some of the advice I shared can offer you some value because you have done nothing but give me so much value on my end and I really appreciate your hard work, experience, and willingness to share your experiences with people. I love to see young guys like you reach more people and personally feel these critiques can really help you A lot. Greatly looking forward to future videos. <3