“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…”

Mauricio Cardenal · AI & Marketing for Home Service Pros · The $60 Lead Is Gone. Here's How to Win Without It.

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Argues that cheap leads masked operational deficiencies and that businesses must improve internal processes rather than rely on low-cost leads

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