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Hey Alana, how did you get your clients? I can't seem to land a single one.

@@TheSniquec A lot of calls but not landing as many as I’d like tbh 😅

Cold emailing typically doesn’t work unless it’s an offer you can’t say no to. Otherwise it’s a numbers game imo

I think job boards are a great place to start. but it's important to build out those 'framework' pieces while doing that (website, professional email). then once you're in a good place with clients, I think the best way to get inbound leads is by posting helpful content!

Have you found a payment processor that takes less? I’m curious because most of the ones I’ve used take very similar amounts. Those fees should be tax deductible as well

@@thelatashajames I did not know they could be tax deductible 😮! Right now I am trying to just ask my clients for a snail mail check but I do know that PayPal takes less than honeybook.

@@remil6781 yeah I would talk to your accountant about it but they should be able to be written off :) Here are the current fees: HoneyBook takes 2.9% +25¢ and PayPal takes 3.49% + $0.49. So they’re quite similar. Unfortunately these fees are just a part of the cost of doing business!

Hi, there, as someone who been doing this for 10+ years, Certainly, I can provide you with a variety of templates for cold emails. However, it's important to keep in mind that each email should be tailored to the specific recipient and situation. While templates can serve as a starting point, you'll want to personalize your message to increase the likelihood of a positive response. That being said, here are a few tips to consider when crafting your cold email: Start with a clear and concise subject line that grabs the recipient's attention. Introduce yourself and explain why you're reaching out. This could include a brief explanation of your company, your product or service, or your shared interests. Highlight the value proposition of your offering and how it can benefit the recipient. Be specific and provide evidence to back up your claims. Keep your email short and to the point. Avoid lengthy paragraphs and unnecessary details. Include a clear call-to-action that encourages the recipient to respond. This could be as simple as asking for a meeting or a phone call to discuss further. If you're interested in receiving some cold email templates, I'd be happy to provide them for you. However, I would recommend customizing them to your specific needs and target audience. Let me know if that would be helpful for you, and I'll be happy to assist you further.

@@mastermayne6757 Thank you so much for taking the time to respond!

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I completely agree. She’s gorgeous!