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Your videos are Amazing ! So helpful thank you very much!!

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Delete all comments except me i wanna be first

How are you netting the people to network with? LinkedIn/events?

there are 40 apps why the hell are you only showing us 10 ?!?!?!

1mb is still a lot

This really helped! Thank you, subbed :)

But some time when I get clients all of them are scammers .. how to find loyal clients

Is there Any other alternative on WordPress??

Is there Any other alternative on WordPress??

Is there Any other alternative on WordPress??

the most annoying gripe for me about webflow is you feel like youre fighting the tool instead of it working for you. Oh you want paging and filtering? nope cant have that have to get finsweet 🤣. Oh youre animations are complicated and not just a basic fade in/out? go get gsap and so on. In the end youll have a frankenstein of an app that wont even be maintainable by you in a few weeks of not working on it, goodluck giving it to your non technical client expecting him to maintain or do something with your “code”

.how can i contact you for advice as a beginner?

You are absolutely right.

Man, your channel never disappoints with such actionable advice for finding web design clients! On that note, if anyone is looking to take their cold email game up a notch, Mystrika is the way to go. The community of 5000 users alone is an incredible support system. Hope to see more on cold email tools from you, Dylan!

Great video, Dylan! Your tips have been a game changer for my agency. Speaking of game-changing tools, FilterBounce has been phenomenal in keeping my bounce rate under 1%. For just $10 a month, it is saved me tons on email marketing costs. If you have been daunted by bounce rates, give it a shot, trust me.

Finding web design clients can be tough, but your tips are solid gold! And speaking of solid tools, I have been using Mystrika for about five months now, and I have to say it genuinely transformed my cold email game. Mystrika is detailed analytics let me fine-tune my campaigns like a pro. For anyone serious about lead gen, definitely check it out.

Dylan, your strategies to find web design clients are super helpful, I have already started implementing them. A neat trick I have learned is pairing these strategies with a powerful tool like DoYouMail. It offers unlimited sending from unlimited domains, making it a breeze to reach out to potential clients. Maybe you should review it in your next video?

Dylan, these client acquisition strategies are fire! It makes me think about how important good tools are. I have been relying on FilterBounce for email verification and it is kept my bounce rates incredibly low. Real-time verification is a game changer. Definitely worth considering for anyone doing cold email outreach.

Thanks for another value-packed video, Dylan! Cold emailing has always been a bit of a gamble but Mystrika is high quality email warmup in multiple languages got me better open rates. Plus, having unlimited sending email addresses made it budget-friendly too. It is worth checking out if you are serious about scaling!

The tips in this video are fantastic, especially for newbies in web design client acquisition. I have been in the game for a few months and tools like DoYouMail made my life infinitely easier. Configuring SPF DKIM DMARC was automatic, and I saw my email delivery rate skyrocket. Worth a look if you are serious about email outreach.

Yo Dylan, the ways you shared to find clients are dope. Your channel is a gem! If anyone is swamped with email verifications like I was, FilterBounce is your friend. It is especially effective with tricky domains and keeps your bounce rate under control. Maybe you could give it a shoutout too?

Absolutely loved these 15 strategies, Dylan! A little tip from my side-using Mystrika is unified inbox has streamlined my communication so well, I cannot imagine handling my leads without it now. Plus, the webhooks integration with GoHighLevel is pretty rad. Might be a cool feature to cover in your upcoming videos.

A bit cynical position to have buddy, I get it that you don’t want to be spammy. But that’s just because you’re not good at it yet. Get past that fear of rejection.

If you get shut down at cold calling it’s because you don’t know how to cold call properly 😂 cold calling for web design clients can be an easy way of getting meetings if you know how to do it effectively

Nice video Dylan. Why you dont upload more content? Your videos are actually good and provide value.

Are any free I already bought my domain I just need a hosting site

Whete the parts where u say it aint free ?

Thanks Dylan for creating such high value content & please create more such videos....

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Can you please make a video on what questions you ask your client's (kind of like a questionnaire) to write all the content for the website. This video was very informative thanks!

Awesome content. As someone who is learning and starting out, this video is really helpful! Any advice on finding a niche? This is where I’m struggling the most. Thanks!

your discord server?

Great Info Love!! How much would you say is "sales"? 20% 40%?? TIA

Great video!

Everything is on point except the part about not being able to pitch a high cost site because it was built on Squarespace. Clients generating lots of revenue simply don’t care about the platform and truthfully SS has a lot of marketing tools, analytics etc built in so while it’s not as complex design wise as Webflow it does provide a lot of tools for growing a business and the cost of a site built on it shouldn’t reduced to how easy it was to create. Remember it’s all about solving problems

Your Proven Strategies video is insightful as always, Dylan! But have you ever explored Mystrika? I personally feel their unified inbox feature changes the game. No better way to manage all your email addresses seamlessly!

Is it possible to integrate a video running behind the product image ? In webflow?

Great video, I subscribed and took some notes.. my best will be through referrals, and networking.

This video deserves all the views! Keep it up!✔✔✌✌

Do you think it is worth it today?

I've recently grown an interest in Webflow and started learning how to design on the platform. I have a WordPress blog but I'm planning to migrate over to Webflow. Also, I've already been learning SEO for a while and use Ahrefs for my blog. I want to sell both of these services (web design and SEO) to local clients. I came across Payton on TH-cam and really liked his content. I've been thinking about enrolling in the course. Thanks for the helpful review!

The thing I don't like about when flow in. Webflow is not user friendly when it comes to beginners who don't know much about coding.

Shopify is great for e-commerce. But, like you don't have to keep the ability to build any kind of website you want with shopify platform. I'm going to have to give the edge to web flow.

The problem with integrating both platforms is, It's very expensive especially if you are a beginnerwebsite developer who develops websites for clients.

I knowThis video is difficult to watch. The jump cuts alone are cringy. 😬Use title cards and transition to and from them.

I’m actually coming from Wordpress and moving towards webflow. It’s true WP offers more hosting flexibility, but a good hosting plan that will offer you performance and security will go for way more than a webflow website would. The other issue is that good plugins will often come at very high costs. I have some plugins cost as much as $400/year. And that’s just for one. You will quickly find that your average wordpress website will require at least 4-5 plugins just to get you to a basic level of functionality. Then there’s the maintenance and the occasional conflicts that arise from plugin devs not properly testing releases or the fact that your website uses plugins from several devs who are all doing different things, many not following good principles. In my 10+ yr experience with Wordpress, I rarely saw a client site that wasn’t full of cheap plugins that were slowing it down or had a bunch of issues. WP is also a lot more difficult for clients to handle and the feedback about the editing experience was that it is super confusing, buggy and slow. After trying webflow for almost a year I have to say it’s the easier one. That being said there are use-cases where wordpress leaves webflow in the dust, but that’s for more involved websites, as it doesn’t suffer from Webflow’s sometimes arbitrary restrictions. But it all comes at a price.

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The CMS‘s cons are not true. You can generate entire websites dynamically with the option of binding containers to visibility switches, I’ve managed to build a client website that he can completely control himself. He can add new pages, remove pages, bind newly created pages to module button links, feed them with new content ect. I’ve even build a JavaScript system that allows him to control animations with custom variables that the CMS fetches from collections to implement conditions into loops that change the appearance of certain things, even a filter and management system for timed events fully customizable (background color, font, font size ect). The limitation of Webflow is your own horizon, the more deep you get into this topic, the more complex your development becomes.