Drop Servicing For Beginners (The Complete Guide) 2023
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In this video, I'm breaking down the ins and outs of Drop-servicing. From what it is to why it rocks, I'm covering it all.
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Clear and perfect thanks for this great video ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Loved the story. Thanks Dylan
Thanks for watching!
I love how bottom line and straight to the point you are thanks! 🎉
Happy to help
Thank you very much for this information. This will help me to build a better future
Glad it was helpful!
i am 17 years old and i just saw imam ghadzi videos for dropservicing but his training price is 1000 dollars but my parents monthly income is just 250 dollars so I searched on youtube how to start dropservicing and I clicked on your video and I hope your 2 hours free training will teach me how to start drop servicing I really want to earn money because my monthly pocket money is just 8 dollars a month. love from pakistan
Hey brother, I'm also a teen from Pakistan, would you like to partner with me? We can share ideas, rapidly grow our business, and hopefully break the chain and be the richest, best versions of ourselves, would you want to partner?
Start with the free content on youtube
Im new to this I don't know if there is a website I can do this at or ...
How and where do I start
I don't even get pocket money.
Me to
the depth of info was high quality.
highly appreciated man
happy to help
Good content.
Suggestion: I think it will be better if you lower the volume of sound effects and music in the background because I feel it makes it a bit hard for me to focus
Subscribed!
Thank you, much appreciated!
Subscribed.I actually bumped into your ad a few days ago and i quickly joined the training which really opened my eyes i am actually saving for the patnership programme. I am just mad i did not come across your business much earlier but its never too late.
@@adita_game8158 why would you give it out
Thank you for watching my videos and all the best to you!
This is a very informative video.. but it’s very top level. I would suggest anyone interested that they do extensive research through articles and find some sort of mentorship.
I first saw you on a yt ad and I really consider this metod to be succesfull for me , I will try my best to learn more and of course make money , love from Romania
Best of luck!
Hi there Dylan, great video just wanted to ask about your other youtube videos that you have referenced (for example at 21:25 when you mentioned your outreach video) there seems to be no video to go to, I don't know whether it is because of my browser extension or the videos are infact not there, but I would just like confirmation on your end if the videos are there, I don't mind searching for them on your channel, just that I would rather know before I use time to look for them, thanks again and have a great day/night
I can't remember what video I was specifically referring to right now, but I've posted a lot of videos on outreach.
Here is an example of an outreach strategy and how you can find clients:
Step 1: Identifying Potential Clients
a) LinkedIn: Use LinkedIn to identify potential clients by joining relevant industry groups and participating in discussions. This platform allows you to connect with professionals and businesses in your target market.
b) LinkedIn Sales Navigator: Upgrade to Sales Navigator for advanced search capabilities. You can filter potential clients by industry, company size, location, and role, making it easier to find decision-makers.
c) Google Searches: Conduct Google searches to find businesses outside of LinkedIn. Use industry-specific keywords, geographic locations, and business directories to compile a list of potential clients.
Step 2: Research and Personalization
a) Deep Dive into Each Potential Client: Gather as much information as you can about each potential client’s business, challenges, and industry trends. This information will be crucial for crafting your outreach message.
b) Use ChatGPT-4 for Hyper-Personalization: Input the detailed information you've gathered into ChatGPT-4 to generate personalized outreach messages. The more specific the details, the more tailored and impactful your message will be.
c) Leverage WebPilot Plugin in ChatGPT 4: Utilize the WebPilot plugin to analyze each potential client's website. This tool can provide insights into their business model, services, and potential areas for improvement, enabling you to craft even more personalized and relevant outreach messages. Just provide the client’s website address in the prompt.
Step 3: Outreach Strategy
a) Email and LinkedIn InMails: Use the contact information obtained from your research to send personalized cold emails or LinkedIn InMails. Your message should briefly introduce yourself, explain how you discovered their business, and clearly state how your drop servicing can solve a problem or add value to their operations.
b) Offer Specific Benefits: Highlight specific benefits your services offer, such as cost savings, efficiency improvements, or scaling operations, tailored to the client's identified needs or challenges.
Step 4: Follow-Up
a) Persistence Pays Off: Follow up with a phone call or another message if you haven’t heard back in a week. This shows your dedication and can often be the push needed for a response.
b) Keep It Professional and Friendly: Ensure your follow-up is courteous and professional, reinforcing your offer's value without being overly pushy.
Outreach template example to give you an idea, but with ChatGPT you will be able to personalise it to a great extent:
“Subject: Enhancing [Client’s Business Area] with Specialized Services
Message:
Hi [Client’s Name],
I recently came across [Client’s Company] while exploring [Industry/Specific Interest]. I was impressed by [Something Noteworthy About Their Business], and it sparked an idea on how we could collaborate for mutual growth.
Our team specializes in [Your Service], known for [Specific Benefit - e.g., streamlining operations, reducing costs, improving customer satisfaction]. Given your company’s [Identify a Challenge or Goal], I believe our services could significantly contribute to your success.
I’d love the opportunity to discuss this further and explore how we can tailor our solutions to fit your needs. Could we schedule a brief call/meeting to dive deeper into potential synergies?
Thank you for considering my proposal, and I look forward to the possibility of working together.
Best regards,”
Thank you mr. Dylan for the lesson, I want to ask what example of business can I offer an internationally and can be able to be paid out?
Im 100% gonna do this, im gonna start working first to generate funds for the course 🙏
All the best to you!
This is a great video, I have a question. How and where would you recommend to find potential clients considering that I am aiming to use the cold emailing method?
just search cold emailing on youtube bro
If you want to drop service ads and social media marketing on different platforms for clients-how do the clients get the ad that the freelancer made? Like do you just find out what the client wants and tell that to the freelancer and send the client the product, or is it a more complex process. I really need advice
Thanks dylan im a 14 year old and i thought i am too young to start a business.Thanks for the advice
I cannot provide legal advice, and the regulations regarding minors' ability to engage in business activities vary by jurisdiction/country. However, in most countries, minors are generally not allowed to enter into legally binding contracts without the consent of their parents or guardians. Drop servicing typically involves entering into contracts with clients, which may require legal agreements to be signed. Therefore, you should check with the laws of your jurisdiction or consult with a lawyer or legal expert to determine if you can legally engage in drop servicing as a minor. Additionally, it's important to consider the practical aspects of running a business as a minor, such as managing finances, taxes, and customer relationships, before starting drop servicing.
Thanks for the advice
Bro am13
Hello! If I’m doing web design/development, how does the website get sent to the client?
Thank you so much for this, I genuinely look forward to starting this business
All the best to you!
What type of freelancer would I hire to do website design and maintenance for reoccurring monthly payments?
Good evening Dylan thank you for your patience I want to ask you something can I use a tablet also to start the dropshipping business or what
It is possible to do drop servicing without a laptop or computer, but it would be very challenging. Drop servicing typically involves creating a website, communicating with clients, and managing projects and payments, all of which are difficult to do without a computer or laptop. In order to effectively run a drop servicing business, you will need access to a reliable computer or laptop, as well as internet connectivity. You will also need to be able to use various software tools and platforms to create your website, communicate with clients, and manage your projects and payments. While it may be possible to use a smartphone or tablet for some aspects of drop servicing, it is unlikely to be sufficient for running a successful business. So, if you are serious about pursuing drop servicing, it is recommended that you invest in a reliable computer or laptop.
What software tools and platforms will one need to be familiar with?
How do I find out what the client wants? Is it a questionnaire type thing or do you straight up ask?
I love the lecture on drop servicing but what iwill really sell on line also what about the free lancer
There are many services you can offer, this is something you need to decide by yourself.
hey man really loved the information but could you explain which specific people require the medical animation service (if you reply it would be really helpful)
It will usually be clinics, pharmaceutical companies, researches, etc.
Hi, you mentioned that the drop-servicer needs to schedule calls with potential clients. But what if I'm too shy or my English isn't perfect when talking? Will I lose my client? Will my business fail? What other alternative do I have if I don't want to talk by video call or a call? I will purchase your course soon but I'm very bad at public speaking.
Here's what you should know about phone calls and selling services:
Expensive Services: If you're selling costly, high-ticket services, clients will probably want to talk on the phone before buying. They want to be sure before spending a lot.
Cheaper Services: For less expensive services, clients might just buy directly from your website or be okay with just emails.
If you're worried about your English:
- Think about selling to people in your local market where you speak the language. There are successful companies in almost every country and there is often less competition than in an English speaking market.
- Once your business starts doing well, you could hire a commission-based salesperson who speaks English well. You can pay them a commission for each sale they make instead of paying them per hour or number of calls. However, to hire a salesperson you need to make sure your offer and marketing is good and that they are provided with an effective sales script.
- You can also partner with someone who’s good in English and would be able to handle that side of business.
- For written communication, make sure you’re using tools like Grammarly or check your messages in ChatGPT before sending them to your client.
So, depending on what you're selling and who you're selling to, phone calls might be necessary, but there are also ways to work around language barriers.
I wrote you a private email regarding the mentorship to see if you have spots for jan or feb. I'm interested. It's from another email. Please reply if it's possible. Thanks for clarifying my doubts.@@DylanSigleyDropServicing
I hope that one day i will be able to pay for your course and all my efforts will be worth it. Keep up the good work Dlyan!
Thank you and good luck!
@@adita_game8158 OH yes please if you can
@@adita_game8158'is ur course free?' I really can't afford
Thanks a lot 🎉 Mr Dylan by getting out of the way to help😅 us all, but do you think I'm too young to start this as I am 15 years of age
age don't matter
I cannot provide legal advice, and the regulations regarding minors' ability to engage in business activities vary by jurisdiction/country. However, in most countries, minors are generally not allowed to enter into legally binding contracts without the consent of their parents or guardians. Drop servicing typically involves entering into contracts with clients, which may require legal agreements to be signed. Therefore, you should check with the laws of your jurisdiction or consult with a lawyer or legal expert to determine if you can legally engage in drop servicing as a minor. Additionally, it's important to consider the practical aspects of running a business as a minor, such as managing finances, taxes, and customer relationships, before starting drop servicing.
Yk this goes with most things such as day trading if we all joined a discord server and we all joined up togather working togather instead of holding each other down we will all be more profitable and successful its a community full of people with good mindsets, we could all share info and help each others mental and physiology, instead of paying for a expert we can all put our minds together and figure it out together as a team, if you can work with a team you will come out on top😊
I am interested brother 🤠 let's do it !!
sounds interesting
Hello Dylan,
That was a very informative video but there is one thing I am not able to get answer of and that is, where am I able to find my clients ? I mean where can I go and search for people who are interested in getting the service I will deliver as abviously they are not gonna come by themselves to me. It will be very nice if you answer and hopefully you have understood my question.
I’ve posted many videos on how to find clients in the past. I invite you to have a look at some of them on my youtube channel. In general, there are various marketing methods to find potential clients, both free and paid, which includes social media outreach, cold emailing, LinkedIn outreach, content marketing, paid advertising, online directories, networking, SEO, and LinkedIn Sales Navigator. It's important to research which approach will best suit your business needs and target audience. Identifying the target audience is the first step towards finding potential clients. Creating valuable content, paid advertising, and SEO can also help. Cold emailing can be a challenging but effective approach to reach out to potential clients, but it's important to comply with anti-spam regulations and only target those who are likely to be interested. Cold emailing and LinkedIn outreach are perfect for starting and can be done manually for free. Targeting specific industries and using advanced search filters are some ways to find leads for cold email marketing. LinkedIn Sales Navigator is a powerful tool that helps sales professionals find, engage, and sell to potential clients on LinkedIn. It can help identify potential clients, build and manage lead lists, get insights and recommendations, engage with potential clients, monitor and track engagement, and collaborate with the team.
He was at 72.8k subs when this comment was posted, his most viewed videos has like 80k views this one has 20k it's the first one that pops up when you search "drop service" after iman gadzhi mentioned drop servicing my prediction are that this TH-cam channel is gonna blow up in less then a month to 100k and one of his videos will get to 1M views
That would be nice ;) let's see!
Dylan how much should i price for my services inside my country, can you tell me some ways to find out how much the other agencies pricing for the same services?
The only way to do so is by researching companies offering those services in your country. If they don't have prices on their website, you need to contact them and 'pretend' you're interested.
you haven't add any links for other videos. just said here and here
time stamps?
So the freelancer sends me his work for a web design project. How do I send the website with hosting and domain to client?
how to show my pricing and package to my client. should I make a PDF or tell them in the text?
There are a few ways:
1. Listing Pricing on Your Website: Offers transparency and allows clients to quickly see if your services fit their budget.
2. Creating Custom Proposals (You can send it in PDF or a word document, there are proposal templates online): After learning the project details from the client, send a tailored proposal. This method adds a personal touch and can be more suited to complex projects.
3. Sometimes you can just lay out the pricing via email after learning the project specifications
Choose based on your service complexity and client preferences. Listing prices is straightforward and efficient, while custom proposals provide flexibility and personalization for specific client needs.
Hi, great video. I was wondering if having a business model that helps other businesses with their marketing could work (SMMA). If so, how would my client get value for their money when both me and the freelancer I hire need profit. Lets say I get 1000 dollars per month for my service. I pay my freelancer 500 dollars for his work. He spends maybe 300 dollars on actually running the ads. Would such a small part of their investment ever pay of?
SMMA doesn't work like that. The client needs to pay for the service and provide the money for ad spend, these are separate things, the freelancer shouldn't cover the ad spend.
I just wanted to ask if there is a contract that has to be signed between me and the client and how do i make it
Yes, you can sign a contract, there are many templates online, for example on Pandadoc.
For example, I want to offer Facebook ads to my clients. How will I know what data I need from the client and how will I understand what he exactly needs if I don't understand Facebook ads. Should I ask my contractor what he needs for Facebook ads and then pass it on to the client?
You can first learn more about the service you want to offer from youtube and other articles, you can also do your research on fiverr, see what is usually offered, what packages are most common and also talk to the freelancer to understand the process.
Thanks bro!@@DylanSigleyDropServicing
hello... first of all thank you for providing so much value it helps a lot for beginners like us... but i have one problem that is i am from bangladesh and paypal is not available here so can u suggest me a payment method that work in every country... thanks again take love from bangladesh
You will need to have a means of accepting payments from international clients, such as PayPal, Stripe, Payoneer, 2Checkout, Wise, or Revolut, etc. If you're unsure, simply search for "international payment gateways in [INSERT YOUR COUNTRY]." You can also invoice international clients and receive payments directly to your bank account via an international transfer.
@@DylanSigleyDropServicing Thank you so much ❤️
What service do you think I should go for between website design and Video editing?
video editing
does this require full time to run?
Hey Dylan , you're making great videos ! I was wondering if I could help you with Seo Optimisation & Video Editing which would help your video to reach your wider audience . Pls let me know what you think ?
If I had funds to buy this module I would do it but I can't I'm broke I got no funds to buy into this module
@@adita_game8158 how much and what's links
just get your client to pay u upfront then use that money to outsorce the job
@alecmackinlay5833 did you try this business model if so any good tips and inside information and how long when you made your first sell
Or take a risk and use credit
Hello Dylan, how can i start this drop servicing while i'm living in africa?
To start a drop servicing business, there are a few technical requirements that you need to fulfil. Firstly, having good English language skills is crucial if you want to target clients internationally but not necessary if you want to target a local market. Secondly, you'll need a laptop or computer with a reliable internet connection to effectively communicate and complete tasks. This business model is not really suitable for mobile phones. Additionally, you will need to have a means of accepting payments from international clients, such as PayPal, Stripe, Payoneer, 2Checkout, Wise, or Revolut, etc. If you're unsure, simply search for "international payment gateways in [INSERT YOUR COUNTRY]." You can also invoice international clients and receive payments directly to your bank account via an international transfer.
Hello Dylan,
Thank you for all this information, very nice video as usual and in addition you always respond to the comment which is really good and few youtubers do it. I have a question:
What do you think of a dropservice website that offers multi-services based on the same theme?
(For example: a website offering packaging design, ebook cover, book cover, website design)? Do you think the idea could work, or do you think a single-service website is better?
Yes, of course it could work. We just usually start with one service because it's easier to manage and handle for beginners, but you can offer as many services as you want :)
Is it legal to say to clients that my agency offers such services .. (is it legal) ? Or how to formulate it when sending emails to potential clients?
Yes, it's legal
What do i do if i can't afford to pay for the program course even with the big discount?
Follow the free content on the youtube channel and take action
I will check your course out, got imterested in this business model by Iman Gadzhi, but his course is 1000 dollars worth...I have the money but I dont know if I should risk it or not...beside that, he really made a good ad😂 but some vids I've already watched don't really recommend this course for so much money😅
Well, yeah his ad is cool and his branding, but to be honest, I think he only just started talking about it a few weeks ago, I've been doing drop servicing since 2015 and our results speak for themselves: www.dropservicingblueprint.com/testimonials
@@DylanSigleyDropServicing another thing is, it's a very big deal for him, this ad made him like 1mil dollar per every 1000 people buying the course
Can we close a sale by texting the client and not making a video call with them ?
Here's what you should know about phone calls and selling services:
Expensive Services: If you're selling costly, high-ticket services, clients will probably want to talk on the phone before buying. They want to be sure before spending a lot.
Cheaper Services: For less expensive services, clients might just buy directly from your website or be okay with just emails.
If you're worried about your English:
- Think about selling to people in your local market where you speak the language. There are successful companies in almost every country and there is often less competition than in an English speaking market.
- Once your business starts doing well, you could hire a commission-based salesperson who speaks English well. You can pay them a commission for each sale they make instead of paying them per hour or number of calls. However, to hire a salesperson you need to make sure your offer and marketing is good and that they are provided with an effective sales script.
- You can also partner with someone who’s good in English and would be able to handle that side of business.
- For written communication, make sure you’re using tools like Grammarly or check your messages in ChatGPT before sending them to your client.
So, depending on what you're selling and who you're selling to, phone calls might be necessary, but there are also ways to work around language barriers.
How long is the free training blueprint
don't bother they make you buy something for over $900 and doesn't really give you anything for free unless you pay.
Hi😊
Hello Dylan
Just wanted to ask you wether this is suitable for a basically 15 year old meaning if businesses would want to work with me and if I would have any other problems due to my age
I cannot provide legal advice, and the regulations regarding minors' ability to engage in business activities vary by jurisdiction/country. However, in most countries, minors are generally not allowed to enter into legally binding contracts without the consent of their parents or guardians. Drop servicing typically involves entering into contracts with clients, which may require legal agreements to be signed. Therefore, you should check with the laws of your jurisdiction or consult with a lawyer or legal expert to determine if you can legally engage in drop servicing as a minor. Additionally, it's important to consider the practical aspects of running a business as a minor, such as managing finances, taxes, and customer relationships, before starting drop servicing.
I wana realy get in but no money at the moment! only 100 euros account! I have all day time to invest to this.
You can start for free with the things I teach on this channel mate
Is copywriting skill helpful in DropServicing?
Of course :)
Can I start this as a 13 year old with barely any money?
You've got all the time in the world, focus on learning and soaking up all the free info for now .
Bro i was doing the free training thing and i accidentally exited the page and now its having me start completely over. Is there no way for me to return to the 50 minute mark so i don't have to spend another hour getting that point again?
If you didn't get an email with a link to a replay, just email dylan@dropservicingblueprint.com and we'll send you the replay link. Thanks for watching!
Yes, you can watch the replay: www.dropservicingpartner.com/replay
Can you do drop service with your phone?
It is possible to do drop servicing without a laptop or computer, but it would be very challenging. Drop servicing typically involves creating a website, communicating with clients, and managing projects and payments, all of which are difficult to do without a computer or laptop. In order to effectively run a drop servicing business, you will need access to a reliable computer or laptop, as well as internet connectivity. You will also need to be able to use various software tools and platforms to create your website, communicate with clients, and manage your projects and payments. While it may be possible to use a smartphone or tablet for some aspects of drop servicing, it is unlikely to be sufficient for running a successful business. So, if you are serious about pursuing drop servicing, it is recommended that you invest in a reliable computer or laptop.
How much is the partnership programme
Everything is explained in my free training: www.dropservicingblueprint.com/training
Watch free 2 hours training
im sixteen how do i get clients when i get to the meeting because most people think less im not able to do a good work because of my age i havent started yet though but thats one of the barriers that i see
Partner with someone older or find a comission-based salesperson. Alternatively, offer cheaper services that would not require getting on calls.
@@DylanSigleyDropServicingthank you so much for the tips
What happens when the client withholds payment, or doesn't pay you altogether, and don't tell me this doesn't happen
First of all, you don't start any work unless you receive at least 50% upfront payment from the client. You also should never deliver the final service to them unless you receive the final payment first. It is very rare though. At some point, you can also negotiate some terms with the team you want to work with long-term, my team and I split the loss for example. However, it maybe happened a few times the past years. If you're working with someone via Upwork, etc., then you can also receive support from those platforms directly.
@@DylanSigleyDropServicing I might be ignorant here, but I just don't see any serious business given 50% upfront to some random dude that might be on another continent, specially for anything 5 figures up, without some quite good guaranties, contracts, escrow, you name it. I'm not saying you are lying, it's just that all the videos on this subject leave all the technicalities out of the equation like is no big deal, and like you said in the video, getting clients is easy, anyone can get clients, now getting clients with a dynamic that is actually sustainable, without even a initial capital, is another thing. And sure, you can use upwrok, but that right there will hold your first payment until you get to the milestone. This gives me a lot of "draw the rest of the horse" vibes.
@@MIKE0o0o0o This is literally what I've been doing since I first started and this is also what all my students are doing as well, you're not supposed to be a 'random dude', the whole point is to build an agency that looks legitimate and is legitimate and professional. Of course you need to build trust, getting on sales calls with interested prospects was really key at the beginning, nothing can replace genuine human contact, but with time you also have more and more examples to show too as well as testimonials, so it's a journey. You can sign a contract too, nothing wrong with that. No one will start working with no upfront payment, no even any freelancers, so no client is surprised they need to pay if they want some work done. This is my experience and there is no secretes here.
But isn't finding the service you're going to do the same as finding your niche? For exaple if I my service is editing, obviously I am going to contact video creators, influencers...
No, it's not the same, a niche is your target audience thats well-defined and very specifc, for instance you can offer copywriting services for the medical industry solely, etc.
Idk what to do my parents to strict control every action I take even though I'm like 16, saying all this is unnecessary 😢
They have your best interest in mind but it comes from a place of experience in their life. Take what they say but remember you need to go after what you want, the world is very different today.
I am currently 14 can i start a drop servicing business...because work ling in my age is tough
I cannot provide legal advice, and the regulations regarding minors' ability to engage in business activities vary by jurisdiction/country. However, in most countries, minors are generally not allowed to enter into legally binding contracts without the consent of their parents or guardians. Drop servicing typically involves entering into contracts with clients, which may require legal agreements to be signed. Therefore, you should check with the laws of your jurisdiction or consult with a lawyer or legal expert to determine if you can legally engage in drop servicing as a minor. Additionally, it's important to consider the practical aspects of running a business as a minor, such as managing finances, taxes, and customer relationships, before starting drop servicing.
As i have watch iman ghadzi video's s recently and iam from a middile class family i can't afford....as i think if iman build a business by alone at 16 yrs old....than why i can't so, i have researched a lot in deop servicing and i found many vudeo and i learn but the things is challenging me is in Drop servicing do i need portfolio, previous work and proper website to show to my client and what about email marketing software i heard all about these in videos does it really need or not if need how can i do please tell me in brief dyan❤
Hey mate, yes we just get the freelancers to provide their example work that we then show our clients.
i want to watch fuul video in arabic subtitle plz can you help me
now I think I am gonna have to do it on my own course price is too much I live in Pakistan. f*ck this. I am gonna search a lot about drop-servicing and watch tons of videos I am gonna do it myself thanks for your free tutorials.
use the free content brother
The "complete guide" starts at minute 17:00 , but then it keep being general and not explaining in real details what should you do for real. the goal here it to land you on his 2 hours webinar.
I'm not hiding that I also have a full course that I sell. But I also posted countless videos on my channel where you can easily learn enough to understand the entire concept, not to mention I give out a free drop servicing guide to those who attend the webinar. My free videos will teach you the main things about drop servicing so you could venture out on your own and continue with your own research. However, I'm not going to reveal everything that took me years and a lot of money to learn completely for free. Information has value nowadays and I value my hard work as well. I'm proud of my course and know it helped many achieve their goals, but I'm not forcing anyone to buy it. It's simply an offer to those people who are interested and who need a detailed step-by-step guide. Thank you for watching the video and all the best to you!
I don't get what you mean as you could literally take the information you learnt in this video and start the business, what do you feel was missing? what can I help you with?
Hello sir, need email list for your drop servicing business?
no, I have my own team and softwares that do it for me ;)
show
BTW his "free" program gives you some information about the process, but he says that they'll give you a template at the end of the session. but it comes with a price tage of like 900 or something around that area. Either way ITS NOT FREE.
I think you misunderstood, the free training is free, it's 2 hours and you watch for free, the paid program offered at the end of that free training is of course not free, I can't work personally with people for free nor would it be fair to my paying clients.
Bro I'm sorry but I don't want you to be famous 😭
You are so valuable man
Don't worry, I don't think I'll ever be famous 😂
I wish you could provide it for free for lucky people I could be 😅😢❤the one of them
@@adita_game8158 oh yes I want it
keep searching and googling and learning and growing. fuck courses
You can start for free just with the content on this channel
🎉🎉🎉🎉
so we are dogs xd
ALMA COM JESUS ALMA A TI
I have a question how can I find clients and what niche has a guarante it will work
There is no niche that will give you a guarantee, there are no guarantees in business as it depends mostly on your actions and persistence. I have posted videos about niches I recommend though. I’ve posted many videos on how to find clients in the past. I invite you to have a look at some of them on my youtube channel. In general, there are various marketing methods to find potential clients, both free and paid, which includes social media outreach, cold emailing, LinkedIn outreach, content marketing, paid advertising, online directories, networking, SEO, and LinkedIn Sales Navigator. It's important to research which approach will best suit your business needs and target audience. Identifying the target audience is the first step towards finding potential clients. Creating valuable content, paid advertising, and SEO can also help. Cold emailing can be a challenging but effective approach to reach out to potential clients, but it's important to comply with anti-spam regulations and only target those who are likely to be interested. Cold emailing and LinkedIn outreach are perfect for starting and can be done manually for free. Targeting specific industries and using advanced search filters are some ways to find leads for cold email marketing. LinkedIn Sales Navigator is a powerful tool that helps sales professionals find, engage, and sell to potential clients on LinkedIn. It can help identify potential clients, build and manage lead lists, get insights and recommendations, engage with potential clients, monitor and track engagement, and collaborate with the team.
Is there anyone here that accomplished to make money with this?
I've been doing it since 2015, I know hundreds of people from before I began teaching that have made money and have thousands of students in my program crushing it so yeah it kinda works... see some of our results here: www.dropservicingblueprint.com/testimonials
I have, it's the only job I do and it pays my bills which are a lot
Hey Dylan, is SMMA same as dropservicing business?
No, in drop servicing you can offer any services that can be delivered online. SMMA is just about offering social media management services.
Learned everything but droppservecing....
Glad to hear it!
damm u speak fast
Just short to the point man😢😢😢
It takes more than one sentence to teach everything you need to know brother ;)
3:21 thank god
agreed
alll i hear is nothing but scams
Yeah the free training cost over $900
why make money out of teaching if you are successful in what you are teaching? aren't you? hehehe
"why make more money" that's basically what you're asking here, because I want to ;) also I kinda enjoy it like youtube videos don't even make me money really, people find me from my ads mainly, but I just do it for fun.
Now iman gadhzi is pushing this(drop servicing) IYKYK(On his YT channel)
haha yeah I saw that
It was looking very good until he failed 3009-900-600. (It’s 1500)
haha really? I'll need to check that
I actually have an idea for dropservicing but I have got a few doubts, is there any other way I could contact you privately? Insta, whatsapp or anything?
You can email dylan@dropservicingblueprint.com
@DylanSigleyDropServicing I did Dylan but haven't got your response yet, I understand you are busy and hoping for you to respond soon, thank you for the free 2 hours guide
Hello! If I’m doing web design/development, how does the website get sent to the client?
So the freelancer sends me his work for a web design project. How do I send the website with hosting and domain to client?
How the Subcontractor Should Deliver the Website to the Agency:
Completion and Internal Review:
- The subcontractor (aka freelancer) completes the website, incorporating all agreed features, content, and design elements.
- Conduct an internal review to ensure the site meets the project requirements and quality standards.
Staging for Review:
- The subcontractor (freelancer) deploys the website on a staging server. The staging environment should closely replicate the live environment but is not accessible to the public.
- The subcontractor will provide the agency (you) with access to the staging site for review. This will be used during the entire production process until the website is fully approved.
Agency Review and Feedback:
- The agency reviews the website for any discrepancies from the client's requirements, design issues, or functional bugs.
- The agency provides feedback for revisions to the subcontractor based on the client's feedback.
Final Revisions and Approval:
- The subcontractor makes any required changes based on the client's feedback that the agency sends to him.
- Once revisions are complete, the agency gives final approval if they receive a confirmation from the client that no further changes are needed.
How the Agency Delivers the Website to the Client:
Preparation for Launch:
- Decide who will handle hosting. Typically, the client purchases the hosting to ensure they have full control over their website. The agency or subcontractor can provide recommendations on hosting providers if needed. Depending on your agreement with the subcontractor, sometimes the hosting might be handled by them and then transferred to the client.
- Purchase or confirm the domain and SSL certificate. Again, this should ideally be in the client’s name.
- Migrate the website from the staging environment to the live server (hosting). The agency might handle this step directly or oversee the subcontractor's work to ensure it's done correctly. Usually with drop servicing, the subcontractor will do it.
Final Testing on Live Server:
- The subcontractor and you conduct a thorough testing of the website on the live server to ensure all functionalities work as intended, and the SSL certificate is properly installed and functioning.
Check for any broken links, ensure that the site is optimized for speed, and confirm that security measures are in place. Here's how the agency can share access details with the client:
- Use a Secure Sharing Method: Avoid sending sensitive information like usernames and passwords via email. Use secure password managers that allow you to share login details securely. Examples include LastPass, Dashlane, or 1Password. These tools encrypt passwords, so even if someone gains access to the communication, they can't see the actual passwords.
- Separate Credentials: If possible, create separate login credentials for the client. This way, the client has access only to areas they need to manage, reducing the risk of accidental or intentional changes to the website's core functionalities or settings.
However, your subcontractor will tell you the best way to send the access to the client and you don't have to worry about it. It will also depend whether the client already has hosting or if you purchase the hosting for them, depending on the package they purchase. The freelancer will be able to answer all your questions with regards to that process as well.
Client Training and Handover:
- Provide the client with training on how to manage their website, such as updating content, adding blog posts, or managing e-commerce functionalities, depending on the website type.
Hand over all necessary credentials securely, including hosting, CMS login, and any other relevant accounts. This should all be given to you by the subcontractor.
Post-Launch Support:
- Offer post-launch support for a defined period to address any issues or questions the client might have as they start using their new website.
- Discuss any ongoing maintenance or support plans with the client (if this is something you want to offer)
Additional Considerations
- Communication: Maintain open lines of communication with both the subcontractor and the client throughout this process. Use project management tools to keep track of progress, revisions, and approvals.
- Documentation: Keep detailed records of all communications, approvals, and revisions. This documentation can be crucial in case of any disputes or misunderstandings.
- Hosting: The decision on who handles hosting often depends on the agency's business model and the client's preference. Some agencies offer hosting as part of their package, managing it on behalf of the client, while others prefer the client to have their hosting for full control and ownership.How the Subcontractor Should Deliver the Website to the Agency:
Completion and Internal Review:
- The subcontractor (aka freelancer) completes the website, incorporating all agreed features, content, and design elements.
- Conduct an internal review to ensure the site meets the project requirements and quality standards.
Staging for Review:
- The subcontractor (freelancer) deploys the website on a staging server. The staging environment should closely replicate the live environment but is not accessible to the public.
- The subcontractor will provide the agency (you) with access to the staging site for review. This will be used during the entire production process until the website is fully approved.
Agency Review and Feedback:
- The agency reviews the website for any discrepancies from the client's requirements, design issues, or functional bugs.
- The agency provides feedback for revisions to the subcontractor based on the client's feedback.
Final Revisions and Approval:
- The subcontractor makes any required changes based on the client's feedback that the agency sends to him.
- Once revisions are complete, the agency gives final approval if they receive a confirmation from the client that no further changes are needed.
How the Agency Delivers the Website to the Client:
Preparation for Launch:
- Decide who will handle hosting. Typically, the client purchases the hosting to ensure they have full control over their website. The agency or subcontractor can provide recommendations on hosting providers if needed. Depending on your agreement with the subcontractor, sometimes the hosting might be handled by them and then transferred to the client.
- Purchase or confirm the domain and SSL certificate. Again, this should ideally be in the client’s name.
- Migrate the website from the staging environment to the live server (hosting). The agency might handle this step directly or oversee the subcontractor's work to ensure it's done correctly. Usually with drop servicing, the subcontractor will do it.
Final Testing on Live Server:
- The subcontractor and you conduct a thorough testing of the website on the live server to ensure all functionalities work as intended, and the SSL certificate is properly installed and functioning.
Check for any broken links, ensure that the site is optimized for speed, and confirm that security measures are in place. Here's how the agency can share access details with the client:
- Use a Secure Sharing Method: Avoid sending sensitive information like usernames and passwords via email. Use secure password managers that allow you to share login details securely. Examples include LastPass, Dashlane, or 1Password. These tools encrypt passwords, so even if someone gains access to the communication, they can't see the actual passwords.
- Separate Credentials: If possible, create separate login credentials for the client. This way, the client has access only to areas they need to manage, reducing the risk of accidental or intentional changes to the website's core functionalities or settings.
However, your subcontractor will tell you the best way to send the access to the client and you don't have to worry about it. It will also depend whether the client already has hosting or if you purchase the hosting for them, depending on the package they purchase. The freelancer will be able to answer all your questions with regards to that process as well.
Client Training and Handover:
- Provide the client with training on how to manage their website, such as updating content, adding blog posts, or managing e-commerce functionalities, depending on the website type.
Hand over all necessary credentials securely, including hosting, CMS login, and any other relevant accounts. This should all be given to you by the subcontractor.
Post-Launch Support:
- Offer post-launch support for a defined period to address any issues or questions the client might have as they start using their new website.
- Discuss any ongoing maintenance or support plans with the client (if this is something you want to offer)
Additional Considerations
- Communication: Maintain open lines of communication with both the subcontractor and the client throughout this process. Use project management tools to keep track of progress, revisions, and approvals.
- Documentation: Keep detailed records of all communications, approvals, and revisions. This documentation can be crucial in case of any disputes or misunderstandings.
- Hosting: The decision on who handles hosting often depends on the agency's business model and the client's preference. Some agencies offer hosting as part of their package, managing it on behalf of the client, while others prefer the client to have their hosting for full control and ownership.
So the freelancer sends me his work for a web design project. How do I send the website with hosting and domain to client?
There is a htlm or Java code that the designer will send you and you send the code to the received..and he will utilise it then