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ā¬ļøā¬ļøā¬ļø PULL YOUR LIST HERE ā¬ļøā¬ļøā¬ļø š https://DealBossProject.com/KindSkipTracing šÆ Start with Enough Records: š” Class A (High-End): 30,000 records = 1 deal šļø Class B (Mid-Range): 10,000-20,000 records = 1 deal šļø Class C (Lower-End): 10,000 records = 1 deal šļøš ļø Class D (Distressed): 2-3 deals per 10,000 records ā”ļø Takeaway: More records = more deals. Simple math, right? š Cold Call + Texting = Leads: For every 10,000 records, you'll generate 120-180 leads. Push for 2,000 conversations/month to secure 40-60 leads. Pro Tip: After a 3-month rest, hit that list again for even more leads. ā”ļø Takeaway: Consistency beats intensity. Don't let those lists collect dust! š Niche Down & Dominate: Use Bullseye Marketing System to zoom in on pain points like: šļø Vacant properties šØ Pre-foreclosures ā°ļø Deceased owners ā”ļø Takeaway: Laser focus = faster wins. Youāre not hunting, youāre sniping. ā»ļø Cycle & Clean Your Lists: Never toss your lists! Rest them for 3 months, then cycle back through. š¼ Stack your lists by combining motivated seller factors for even higher ROI. ā”ļø Takeaway: Lists are assets. Treat them like goldāuse and reuse them. š¤ Automate Your Hustle: Upload your data, tag it (e.g., "New Residential Seller List"), and let the system do its magic. Set up a daily drip of 20 contactsāautomate your calls, SMS, and emails to keep the lead flow running without lifting a finger. ā”ļø Takeaway: If youāre not automating, youāre leaving money on the table. Set it and forget it! š„ Follow Up Like a Beast: Fill your pipeline with consistent follow-ups to unleash the compound effect. The funnel gets smaller at each stage, but Stage 4 is where you get PAID š°. ā”ļø Takeaway: Follow-up isnāt optionalāitās the difference between $0 and 7 figures. Key Takeaways š” š Data is Your Cash Machine: The more records you pull, the more money you make. Period. šļø Consistency > Intensity: Daily effort compounds into BIG results. Rome wasnāt built in a day, but it was built every day.