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D 5 · C 5 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.60
Q Great. That's great. And then give us real quick. So people understand kind of the platform that is supporting you and both monetarily, um, just from a talent perspective, the agency side. So you mentioned 20 people. What year did you launch the agency in?
A The agency was, uh, was launched in, in 2010. Uh, so, uh, a couple of years, uh, uh, back. We are, uh, actually a full service digital, uh, well, today I would say digital focused agency, but, uh, what digital, let's just say a digital agency. And, um, um, so we have the ability and the luck to work with some really amazing clients, big names, uh, from the, from the, Financial sector, retail sector, and a lot of, actually pretty diverse in, in the ways of sectors. And, uh, usually what we do is, uh, is, um, either online marketing, social media marketing, development work, and actually one of our big chunk of work is, is, uh, lead generation, B to B or B to C type of lead generation.
AI assessment note: “The agency was, uh, was launched in, in 2010.”
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D 5 · C 5 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.60
Q Why do I do that though? Why do I, why do I need to do that for you to give me email leads?
A Because we're not, uh, we're not just giving you, uh, email leads. Uh, so what we do is Google Analytics helps in the identification part. Actually, you can do all this, what we're talking about and what LeadBerry, uh, does today with a tons of manual work. If you log into Google Analytics, you do all the filtering work on a daily basis. You kind of, kind of, uh, dig in very deep and find these little, uh, scrapes of data that you put together that this is, oh, this might be a prospect lead. And, uh, you have the, only the, the, some, some kind of, um, um, word that kind of looks like a company, and then you start Googling and going after full contact or any other database, and try to build up the company profile. Who I know at that company, what are the, what are the business contacts, what are the, the business data about the company, how do I connect, who do I connect on LinkedIn, and all that. And what LeadBerry does is that we put all this, uh, together for you automatically, At the click of a button and all this is saving you a tremendous amount of time.
AI assessment note: “Because we're not just giving you email leads. Google Analytics helps in the identification part”
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D 5 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.30
Q And so you have 2000 folks that have signed up kind of over the past six months. Um, how do you know, how do you know that they're going to be willing to pay?
A No, we don't. And that's, that's one of the biggest question in our whole, um, a feasibility plan. If, if, okay, that's great that we have 2000 subscribers, uh, uh, killing our, our, our, our, uh, background here. And, and, and, and the question is how, how are we going to be able to convert them to the paid users? We don't. We are, we have a game plan laid out on, on how to, how to, what kind of incentives at what point, uh, to, to offer these users and how to kind of show them that This tool can even be more valuable for them and have been a paid version, but I think we'll really see, uh, once this, uh, once this, uh, changes from, from next, uh, Monday.
AI assessment note: “No, we don't. And that's, that's one of the biggest question”
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D 4 · C 4 · P 3 · Cm 3 3.60
Q And how did you get these 2000 signups? A lot of people listening right now are trying to get their first a hundred signups for their beta program. How'd you do it?
A Um, okay. I think one, one thing, uh, I don't want to divert from the question, uh, but one thing I think is very, uh, important regarding our background is that, um, short story that, so actually I am the CEO and the founder of another company called Brandift, which is a full service digital agency. And, uh, we kind of, and I'm the CEO of Brandift as well. And, uh, here in the agency, we, we, um, uh, actually we do a lot of stuff that Leadbear requires to, to grow and, And generate new signups for LeadBerry. So we are doing PR, we are doing marketing, we are doing performance campaigns, and we are putting our own stream of revenue and money into LeadBerry at the moment, and so it's a paid and organically growing traffic that we try to convert through our sales side.
AI assessment note: “we are doing PR, we are doing marketing, we are doing performance campaigns”
