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@shawngorham just curious, what's the typical % of market value that an offer should be to be considered "right" or responsible/fair to a seller like this?
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92 year old seller - still very sharp
First thing I did is ask if she had family close and make sure they were in the meeting
I could have swiped a lot of equity, but then I would have to look in the mirror and sleep at night
What I have noticed about older sellers they have price anchored to a value long past and they cant imagine what current market value of their house is.
They bought for $48k they made $18k a year in income, they stopped being active in trading and knowledge 20 years prior and cant imagine how a person might have $1mm to buy their house and how incomes are $200k
This is why its so easy for wholesalers to swipe equity from older sellers.
I believe in doing the right thing for others
We made an offer based on our desired ROI and profit which Ive shown 4 examples this week. Not more, not less. Same offer we make to experienced sellers
Open, transparent, honest, do the right thing, pray and trust God.
3 flips and 3 brokerage deals this year so far - haven't prospected once.
btw - person who gave us this lead called this a "hoarder home" this is NOT a hoarder home

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@theNOBSdentist As a neurologist once told me...you know what they say, if you want 3 opinions, ask 2 doctors.
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Diagnostic variability exists in all fields (try getting dermatologists to agree on a diagnosis)
However if you’re swinging from 0 to 14 cavities, it probably just means you went to someone with a very low risk tolerance or they are starved for money.
The best part about being an American in America is that the dentist isn’t state mandated. Go get another opinion, or better yet, don’t do the fillings.
However, if 3 separate dentists tell you that you have cavities, it’s probably time to look in the mirror.
(P.S the richest dentists aren’t doing fillings, so don’t make that foil hat too tight)
Grant Slatton@GrantSlatton
insane that we tolerate living in a society where you can go see one dentist and he's like "ya u have 13 cavities, will be $4000 to fix them all" then see another and he's like "that guy was full of shit and trying to scam you, you're fine" ???
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@brian_armstrong It's costs like 3% to offboard through Coinbase. Maybe fix that first.
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@CookerFlips $BTC2, it's like BTC, except it's the second one. only $200k.
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@sammarelich @TheSalesBull1 Probably not. I've heard this a bunch of times, and those people never bought. My guess the reason is that if they feel like they're being sold to, it's likely off putting for them.
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@TheSalesBull1 One of the craziest sales experiences I’ve ever had is a prospect who told me I’m good at sales… actually bought from me???
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‘Great chat’ is not a sales metric
It’s what weak reps say when nothing was decided
But yeah you made a friend 🤡
Junior salespeople judge calls by vibe
Friendly
Smooth
Relaxed
“He’s interested”
Forcing a decision is not supposed to be a comfortable experience
If a call felt easy the entire way through - ask yourself why you required nothing of the buyer
Did they choose anything
Did they reject anything
Did they commit to anything
Or did you just let stuff happen to you and call it pipeline
Nice calls are seductive
They protect your ego
They make you feel like you’re not one of the ‘nasty salespeople’
But real sales introduce requirement early
Clarify this
Confirm that
Choose this path
Reject the other one
“If you’re can’t actually see this working for you, just tell me”
A proper sale narrows so a close will never feel abrupt
Good reps create direction
The buyer knows where this is heading
What the decision is
What happens if they don’t act
That you’re willing to walk away
Stop rating calls by how pleasant they were
Start rating them by what changed, what moved, and what decisions you created
That’s the standard

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The laziest $20K/month business: Pinterest + AI.
Let me explain:
→ AI does research
→ AI writes my articles
→ AI helps in sourcing images
→ AI finds my keywords
→ AI does my niche research
→ AI helps me create pins
You don't need more time. You need a better workflow.
Like and comment "WORKFLOW" to get my FREE system.

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300m in sales + Over 100 Affiliate lander templates + Edit & Upload With AI = 6 figure campaigns with ease...
These landing pages have made millions for affiliates - and now you can rip them for your campaigns.
— Tons of niches (from nutra, Health, Insurance, Biz Opp, Sweeps, eCom, etc)
— HTML with full control to edit as you need
— Upload to Claude / other & AI will handle the rest
Comment “DM” and I'll send it for FREE!
(must like & follow)
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What $0 → $500k/month in spend ACTUALLY looks like (from a $50M auto insurance affiliate)
Most people think scaling auto insurance is slow, capped, and fragile.
That’s only true if you’re running it like ecom.
Direct-response auto insurance behaves very differently.
Direct-response vs “normal” funnels
Ecom funnels:
– Product-first
– Brand-safe
– Soft persuasion
– Gradual trust
Direct-response auto insurance:
– Conversion-first
– Aggressive qualification
– Zero brand sentiment needed
– Cold → action immediately
Same platforms. Completely different economics.
The only 3 levers that matter (in order)
1. Offer
– State-specific
– Persona-specific
– Payout ceiling clear upfront
This alone determines 60–70% of your CPA.
2. Creative
– Script > visuals
– One intent per ad
– One problem per persona
3. Landing page
– Pre-qualifies before the form
– Removes low-value drivers
– Forces intent, not curiosity
Nail these and scale becomes mechanical.
The case study numbers
– Vertical: Auto insurance leadgen
– AOV (effective): $180–$260 per converted policy
– Target CPA: <$90
– Break-even CPA: ~$120
– Initial CPA: $68
– Initial ROAS equivalent: ~3.1x
Why this scaled immediately
1. Massive pain
– High-risk drivers
– Lapsed policies
– DUIs, tickets, low credit
These drivers convert fast.
2. Ad infrastructure already existed
– Proven scripts reused across states
– Same psychology, different regulation
– Ads adapted, not reinvented
3. Heavy pre-sell
– Long-form advertorial
– VSL-style education (not short LPs)
– Price anchored after justification
People didn’t shop.
They committed.
Scaling path
– Day 1–3: $1k–$3k/day
– Day 4–7: $6k–$10k/day
– Week 2: $15k–$20k/day
– End of month: ~$500k total spend
No hacks.
Just high margins + aggressive intent control.
The real takeaway
Auto insurance scales when:
– You can afford a high CPA
– You control what hits the pixel
– You stop treating every lead as equal
Most affiliates fail because:
– Their offer ceiling is too low
– Their funnels leak junk traffic
– Their pixel learns from garbage
This isn’t beginner stuff.
But it proves one thing clearly:
When the fundamentals are right, auto insurance doesn’t scale slowly.
It scales violently.
If you want to see how we actually structure this at scale:
– funnels
– offers
– creatives
– spend ramps
Reply “AUTO” and I’ll send over (must like + follow)
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back by popular demand, we’re reopening the auto insurance funnel vault.
this is our most requested resource:
the top-performing auto insurance funnel breakdowns running right now.
not just the ads.
the entire stack:
paid traffic → advertorials → landing pages → forms/calls → follow-ups → monetization logic
everything.
this is easily the most ripped asset we’ve ever shared in insurance.
so we packaged it properly.
one folder. zero fluff.
here’s what’s inside:
– leadgen advertorial funnels doing $3–$7 CPL
– call-center optimized landing pages (LPV → call)
– state-specific offer routing logic
– scrubbing + postback setups used at scale
– follow-up flows that recover 20–35% lost leads
– monetization structures for auto + bundled insurance
all pulled from campaigns actively spending.
use this to:
cut weeks of testing
steal proven structures
or plug straight into a winning setup instead of guessing
if you want the folder, you know the drill.
retweet the post
drop “FUNNEL” below
we’ll send it over
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most agencies charge $100k+ to build this for auto insurance teams
i’m giving it away for free
here’s what’s actually inside:
ENTERPRISE AUTO INSURANCE CONTENT SYSTEMS
• context-engineered Meta + TikTok agent (built to speak “insurance pain”, not generic ads)
• 1 idea → 12–18 deploy-ready auto insurance creatives (UGC, advertorial, call-center angles)
• AI visual systems used for $5–10 CPL insurance funnels
• voice consistency framework so every ad sounds like the same “advisor”, not random creators
SALES + LEAD INFRASTRUCTURE
• signal-based outbound system (quote intent, not cold spam)
• AI SDR logic that routes leads by state, carrier, call-center hours
• enrichment pipeline: click → intent → carrier fit → payout logic
• follow-up intelligence that adapts by drop-off point (LPV, form, call)
PRODUCTION-GRADE WORKFLOWS
• 1,500+ n8n automations for auto insurance (postbacks, scrubbing, lead scoring, routing)
• Make templates for call-center ops, QA, and compliance logging
• prompt library built specifically for insurance copy + compliance
• lead engine: capture → qualify → monetize → suppress junk traffic
FRAMEWORKS THAT SCALE INSURANCE
• context engineering for insurance offers (state, carrier, payout logic)
• infrastructure positioning (stop selling “leads”, sell performance lanes)
• proposal templates used to close 7-figure annual carrier deals
this is the same stack behind:
• $70–90k/month insurance margins
• $3–7 CPLs at scale
• call centers running 9am–9pm without burning budget
• millions in annualized auto insurance revenue
11 months
$120k+ in testing
all inside one system
like + comment “VAULT” + repost
(must be following so i can DM it)
pulling this in 48 hours because this is genuinely the playbook
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just had a call with this 16 year old in our community
pulling 50k profit a month with auto insurance
and he didn’t know shit when he started.
no ecommerce
no crypto
no personal brand
no face on camera
just leadgen.
here’s the part nobody expects:
he was brand new. zero experience.
learned everything inside our private affiliate group + by following the AMI guidelines step by step.
and yes — we set him up with our **bulletproof fb setup**:
* clean structure
* compliant angles
* stable ad accounts
* signal-safe scaling
the same setup our top affiliates use.
how it works:
* picked auto insurance (people already searching + buying every day)
* learned traffic + compliance inside the group
* plugged into our fb setup instead of guessing
* copied proven angles, creatives, and funnels
* launched simple fb campaigns
* optimized call flow + lead quality
that’s it.
no genius ideas.
no secret hacks.
just execution with the right playbook and infrastructure.
results:
* consistent daily leads
* strong CPA
* commissions stacking every week
* all before he’s even old enough to drive
this is why i always say:
the opportunity isn’t the problem.
the lack of guidance (and a proper setup) is.
if you want access to the same group, systems, and the fb setup we give our affiliates
comment "ACCESS" and i’ll send you the details. (must like + follow)
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@ericadamsfornyc I lost $250,000 on your cryptocurrency. That money was given to me by the federal government for my child daycare center. Now it’s gone. You have stolen that hard earned money from me. Please return it before I involve the SEC and FINCEN
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found a potential "israel insider" 🇮🇱
stats are actually frightening:
→$152k pnl
→ 100% winrate on israel military ops (4/4)
wallet was dead silent for months
just woke up 4h ago to aggressively bid this market (he's now top holder) → polymarket.com/event/israel-s…
copied with a small bag (200 shares) for $54
treating this as zero, but if he hits 6/6 the r/r is criminal
track the wallet here ↓
@ricosuave666?via=senzer" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@ricosuave666?…


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