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Lead generation agency testimonials give away so much valauble information..

When I was on the hunt for effective growth strategies for my agency, one of the first things I did was dive into testimonials from lead-generation agencies serving businesses like mine.

Why?

They often reveal what growth strategies are working for them and what would likely work for me.

For example, let's take a look at GetCyberLeads,

You'll find a testimonial video from Emilie Given, owner of a virtual assistant agency.

Testimonial

Alex, the founder of CyberLeads, mentions that he helped Emilie sign not one but two high-ticket clients within 1 month.
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Their secret formula?

A laser focus on building genuine, long-term connections with female founders on LinkedIn, who've recently secured funding.

As it turns out, 80% of their responses came from fellow female entrepreneurs.

So they double downed on this strategy.

Why does this approach yield results?

Even if these founders don't need an assistant immediately, they'll remember Emilie's agency down the road.

Every growing business eventually requires an assistant to scale, and by leaving a lasting impression through networking with the right people.

Inbound leads will naturally follow.

This strategy might just be the key to securing not only your first client but a steady stream of clients for your recruitment agency's future success.

So when in doubt, you can always analyze what lead generation agencies did for businesses like yours..

If you found this post useful, you will enjoy my gallery of real-world B2B marketing examples here :)

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