[sean-nayyar]

Whats up guys,

As I've been talking to brokers in the industry, I have discovered that there are a lot of fraudsters in the industry offering lead gen marketing but when they actually start running the traffic, all the broker gets is dog sh*t.

This has caused brokers to lose trust in marketing services.

So, I'm going to offer a 7 day free trial.

You cover your own ad spend, I will immediately start getting you QUALIFIED merchants into your sales pipeline, because I am already running traffic for a few clients and have the system ready to go.

All we need to do is point it at our system and you will start getting deals, apps, statements. Everything.

Oh... and the ad spend does not have to be that high for me to prove that our system gets clean, fundable files.

One small caveat:

I will only be doing this with brokers or funders who have a proven sales process and a proven list of partners (and enough partners so that they have a place to send the deals that they do get).

Here is the video where I go over how it all works: https://lendnet.io/case-study

After watching the video, you will get an option to schedule a call with me.


Here are some recent screenshots:






Update as of June 5, We are no longer offering new trials. We are at our maximum cap. May onboard more clients on a case by case basis.

Also looking to hire media buyers and sales reps... Email me: [email protected]

[diditevenfund]

How are brokers assured that these leads are in fact exclusive, and not subject to resale as an aged lead to someone else?

[sean-nayyar]

How are brokers assured that these leads are in fact exclusive, and not subject to resale as an aged lead to someone else?

Fair question. Two main reasons why that physically can't happen with this setup:

1. Optional data protection setup: You cover your own ad spend, so the campaigns are built entirely for your shop. The data routes directly from the ad network to your CRM via real-time webhooks. There is no central pool or database on my end where leads sit waiting to be resold. I don't hold a list of your data.

^ Most clients don't care about setting something this meticulous up and are comfortable with a legally binding data-exclusivity clause in the contract when we onboard them as clients. So, that is where my proof screenshots come from. I don't resell client data. Not trying to get into legal trouble.

2. Look at my profile. I joined in 2019 and have 1,400+ rep points. In an industry as niche as MCA, pulling a cheap data trick or reselling files would get me publicly blasted and kill my business overnight. Word travels too fast on Daily Funder to risk seven years of credibility for a quick buck.

My model relies on you actually closing these deals so you keep me on a monthly retainer long term. Shady data tricks completely defeat the purpose.

Live case studies and my history are all on my proof page if you want to verify: https://lendnet.io/proof-of-results/

P.S. Just a heads up if you see Value Capital Funding in my proof page or any of my content: Value Capital Funding was an MCA client of mine back in 2018-2019. They switched over to debt settlement long after we stopped working together. I only run clean funding traffic, I don't touch debt settlement leads.

[diditevenfund]

Lot of screenshots from clients claiming success, should have them come to this thread and post about their experiences w/ their identities.

[sean-nayyar]

Lot of screenshots from clients claiming success, should have them come to this thread and post about their experiences w/ their identities.

I used to do that years ago, but I don't put my active clients' identities on a public forum anymore for one major reason: I protect their campaigns from copycats.

Like I said in original post, the space is flooded with new scam marketing agencies trying to copy my exact setup (marketing + tech). The second I name a client publicly, those guys go straight to the Meta ad library, look up the client's domain, and rip off our exact ads, forms, and targeting. It's also brokers who do this. My clients pay me to give them an edge to fund deals, not to put a target on their backs.

Besides, that is exactly why I am offering the 7-day free trial in the first place. You do not have to take my word for it or rely on someone else's experience. The trial is right there so I can prove the results directly to you in real time before you ever pay me a dime for my services.

The only catch is that I only do this for qualified brokers or funders who already have a proven sales process and a solid list of funding partners to actually get the deals closed. If the backend closing infrastructure isn't there, the leads are wasted.

I am actually writing up a full breakdown on my blog on this exact trend, how these new pop-up AI agencies are burning broker trust, and how to spot them. I'll drop the link here once it is live.

[Franklin]

Copying what works is actually Internet Marketing 101. You should tweak it and put your own spin on it when you borrow ideas, but anything you put out publicly that generates success, will generate copycats, in any industry. It's up to you to create that moat that's uncrossable, and that's hard to do using non-proprietary tools for non-proprietary techniques in a commodity industry.

Complaining about competition, especially in online marketing, seems a bit silly.





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[sean-nayyar]

Copying what works is actually Internet Marketing 101. You should tweak it and put your own spin on it when you borrow ideas, but anything you put out publicly that generates success, will generate copycats, in any industry. It's up to you to create that moat that's uncrossable, and that's hard to do using non-proprietary tools for non-proprietary techniques in a commodity industry.

Complaining about competition, especially in online marketing, seems a bit silly.

www.UccRadar.com

I'm not complaining about competition. I'm defending against fraud.

Lendnet has a unique proprietary algorithm for removing bad merchants from hitting the conversion pixel, thereby poisoning the data.

The algorithm is not a simple conditional form.

The copycats don't have this algorithm in their system.

When they go out and copy my frontend (but not the backend infrastructure--the algorithm, etc), they generate garbage results for brokers.

When they generate garbage results for brokers because they thought they could copy me, it gives my offer a bad name.

Do you understand now?

If you want to understand it from your perspective as a broker, it's just like those LOC fake offers that gets sold to merchants... they are just trying to make a sale, not deliver actual value to the merchant. Eventually tarnishing the name of the product, making other legitimate brokers get rejected before they even speak to the merchant on a call about it (because the merchant was burned before).

[Franklin]

I'm not complaining about competition. I'm defending against fraud.

Lendnet has a unique proprietary algorithm for removing bad merchants from hitting the conversion pixel, thereby poisoning the data.

The algorithm is not a simple conditional form.

The copycats don't have this algorithm in their system.

When they go out and copy my frontend (but not the backend infrastructure--the algorithm, etc), they generate garbage results for brokers.

When they generate garbage results for brokers because they thought they could copy me, it gives my offer a bad name.

Do you understand now?

If you want to understand it from your perspective as a broker, it's just like those LOC fake offers that gets sold to merchants... they are just trying to make a sale, not deliver actual value to the merchant. Eventually tarnishing the name of the product, making other legitimate brokers get rejected before they even speak to the merchant on a call about it (because the merchant was burned before).

The other way to look at it, is if they're failing, that's more opportunity for you to succeed. But complaining that the competition isn't as good as you, or they're trying to duplicate what you do, doesn't make a lot of sense either. One is a blessing, the other is expected.


And you're not the only one with a system like that by the way.




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[diditevenfund]

The other way to look at it, is if they're failing, that's more opportunity for you to succeed. But complaining that the competition isn't as good as you, or they're trying to duplicate what you do, doesn't make a lot of sense either. One is a blessing, the other is expected.


And you're not the only one with a system like that by the way.




www.UccRadar.com

This. Everywhere.

[sean-nayyar]

Update: We are no longer offering new trials. We are at our maximum cap. May onboard more clients on a case by case basis.

Also looking to hire media buyers and sales reps... Email me: [email protected]