“Those are leads that I would be happy to spend 150 bucks on... that's the way that I measure these appointments”

Profiles in Risk · Brian Graff, CEO & Founder at Vibe Insurance - PIR Ep. 873

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price each appointment lead at $150, only if the agency would be willing to spend that amount themselves

$150

Said nearby on the same subject

“We had about six or seven agents working at a time… we would get a lead on Facebook and our agents were converting sometimes $80 appointments… $80 to $150 per booked appointment.”
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Mauricio Cardenal
AI & Marketing for Home Service Pros ·
How they work $80-$150 per booked appointment; 6-7 agents; 30-day booking window Share this moment
“Cheap leads really masked a lot of the deficiencies… you could spend $2,000-$3,000 a month, get $50 appointments, and you would close maybe one in four… that masked, you didn’t have anything with speed to lead, appointment setting, follow up…”
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Mauricio Cardenal
AI & Marketing for Home Service Pros ·
Contrarian take Share this moment
“That one addition doesn't cost him much in delivery time, but it changes the entire conversation a price shopper would have to have with themselves… creates enough differentiation to make at least some of them stop and think before jumping ship over a small price difference.”
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“So we have slightly different prices for each booth... Bay One, which is the best, it would cost you £30 an hour.”
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Pricing £30/hour Share this moment

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